Vermont nursing programs
Vermont: 7 nursing programs.
Sourced from IPEDS 2023. 3 BSN, 1 Diploma, 1 Direct-entry-MSN, and more. Per-program NCLEX pass rate not yet aggregated on this hub; we show N/A where a number is not on the page yet, never zero.
Vermont
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Vermont has 7 nursing program records in IPEDS 2023, distributed as 3 BSN, 1 Diploma, 1 Direct-entry-MSN, 1 ADN, and 1 LPN-LVN. Filter below by credential, control, accreditation, NCLEX pass rate, or annual cost. Pass rates appear where they have been loaded from the state Board of Nursing; everywhere else we render N/A and point you back to the board for the latest first-time rate.
We do not assert that a program is "approved" or that any applicant will be admitted. Use this as a starting point and verify accreditation, approval status, and pass-rate currency with the program and the Vermont Board of Nursing.
Common questions about Vermont nursing programs
- How many nursing programs are in Vermont?
- IPEDS lists 7 program records in Vermont across all credential types (LPN/LVN through direct-entry MSN) as of the 2023 release. Some schools appear more than once because they offer multiple credential types (for example, an ADN and a BSN at the same campus).
- What is the NCLEX pass rate for Vermont programs?
- Pass-rate data is published by each state's Board of Nursing on its own schedule. NursingFloor has not yet bridged Vermont's per-program rates into the national directory; the cards on this page show N/A and we link out to the source. The Vermont Board of Nursing publishes the most recent first-time NCLEX pass rate per program. Attrition and pass-rate years are reported separately; never read them as the same period.
- Are these programs approved or accredited?
- Two different things. State approval to operate is a Board of Nursing decision and is separate from national programmatic accreditation. Programmatic accreditation in nursing is granted by ACEN or CCNE; NursingFloor matches accreditation per program where the source directories agree. We do not claim approval on behalf of any program; verify both approval and accreditation directly with your state Board of Nursing.
Page last built from IPEDS 2023 on 6/13/2026.