Vermont State University officially launched on July 1, 2023. Vermont State has joined Castleton University, Northern Vermont University, and Vermont Technical College into one institution to better meet the needs of students throughout Vermont and beyond.
105+ degrees and certificates. Five academic schools. Endless opportunity across and beyond our campuses. Vermont State University’s mission is to put students first and provide educational programs and courses for all by focusing on quality, affordability, and accessibility. We’re here to help you launch your future.
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Based on 4 reviews
This is has been a great school, I am an off campus student and have been for years. I am always able to get the answers and support I need while attending my classes. They have the classes I need and many graduate programs to choose from. I would recommend the school for both in class and online depending on what you might want. The campus is gorgeous, well maintained and provides a lot of clubs and spaces to spend time including the gym and pool.
In the VMU university I always felt welcome by the lecturers and my colleagues, that was a pleasure for me, as I am a so called "city boy" with no real prior field experience besides my grandmothers garden. The studies itself varied from really interesting to somewhat boring, but I believe that it may do with the lecturers way of passing on the knowledge. I really enjoyed botany and plant physiology. For a subject as genetics I would have wished for a bit more from the lecturer, but chemistry was a hard but well organized subject. All in all I enjoyed my studies and the information that I learned is definitely valuable, I just would wish for more broaden perspectives from lecturers, implementing newer teaching methods and a bit more information on artificial growing as it is a new and productive way to grow the same crops.
I had alot of issues with their support for neurodiversity. They refused to help me if what I needed didn't fall under the certain things they can do, which the majority do not help neurodiverse students.
The Student Government Association (SGA) is a dedicated body of elected student representatives focused on championing the varied interests and concerns of our student community. Through collaboration and active engagement, they organize events, prioritize inclusivity, and strive to create a vibrant and united campus experience for all students.
Vermont State’s library collections include a vast number of books, journals, films, special collections, and other resources across our five campuses and online, empowering exploration for students, faculty, staff, and members of the community.
Our on-campus wellness centers offer first-aid and triage services by a registered nurse and referrals to local medical practices and dentists. Center staff also offer free, confidential mental health services, emergency response and crisis intervention support.
Vermont State University is accredited through the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), the regional accreditation body recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education to review and accredit institutions, as of July 1, 2023.
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