Community College Minority Statistics in Vermont

The community colleges in Vermont are comprised of approximately 23% minorities (2021-22).
The community colleges minority in Vermont are listed below (where sufficient data available).

Community College Minority Statistics in Vermont (2021-22)

  • College % Minority Location
  • Rank: #11.
    Woodbury College
    Private, non-profit
    100%
    660 Elm St
    Montpelier, VT 05602
    (802) 229-0516
  • Rank: #2-32.-3.
    New England Culinary Institute
    New England Culinary Institute Photo - Reviewing the menu with the chef before service.
    Private for-profit
    41%
    7 School Street
    Montpelier, VT 05602
    (802) 223-6324
  • Rank: #2-32.-3.
    Sterling College
    Private not-for-profit
    41%
    16 Sterling Drive
    Craftsbury Common, VT 05827
    (802) 586-7711
  • Rank: #44.
    Landmark College
    Private not-for-profit
    36%
    19 River Rd South
    Putney, VT 05346
    (802) 387-6700
  • Rank: #55.
    Community College of Vermont
    Community College of Vermont Photo
    Public
    21%
    660 Elm Street
    Montpelier, VT 05602
    (802) 828-4060
  • Rank: #66.
    Vermont Technical College
    Public
    17%
    124 Admin Drive
    Randolph, VT 05061
    (802) 728-1000
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