Northern Vermont University - Lyndon

Northern Vermont University - Lyndon is a public university located in Lyndonville, VT. It has practically open to anyone admissions, as the acceptance rate is 97%. It has a very small student body with 914 full-time undergrads enrolled. It has acclaimed music and sports management programs, both ranking first in Vermont. What's more, Northern Vermont University - Lyndon ranked 2nd in Vermont for best colleges with high acceptance rates. For students who pay full freight, in-state tuition goes for $11,143 a year, but for applicants based elsewhere, tuition goes for $25,092. Before you decide not to apply due to cost constraints, know that 98% of Northern Vermont University - Lyndon Campus undergrads are awarded scholarship or grant funding. 44% of Northern Vermont University - Lyndon students walk across that stage on graduation day, wide-eyed and ready to set foot in the labor market. The average graduate earns an income of $29,000 two years after finishing their studies. After four additional years working, their average wage climbs 15.2% to $33,400; however, that is still 16.7% under the national median salary. Those of you applying may also like to be conscious of the fact that it is recommended that you share your high school GPA when applying and 1,137 people applied last year. Furthermore, the student to faculty ratio is 14:1, and Northern Vermont University - Lyndon Campus offers a study abroad program. Relating to your savings account, be aware that on average, students receive $8,531 a year in monetary aid. Related to demographics, 58% of professors are men and African American students make up 3% of the student body. Lastly, six years after receiving their degrees, 87% of Northern Vermont University - Lyndon Campus graduates have jobs and one out of every four graduates receive a starting salary of $19,100 or less.