Vermont State University
School of Nursing and Health Sciences
Randolph Center, Vermont
Use this independent profile to organize your research, compare possible nursing pathways, and identify the details you should confirm directly with the college before applying.
About this nursing school
This profile is designed to help prospective students understand which details matter when evaluating the Vermont State University School of Nursing and Health Sciences. It is not an official school page and should not replace information published by the university.
Before making an enrollment decision, confirm the current degree offerings, delivery formats, admissions standards, clinical-placement process, tuition, accreditation status, and Vermont licensure eligibility directly with the school and appropriate official agencies.
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Programs to research
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Bachelor of Science in Nursing
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Verify graduate optionsNursing programs by the numbers
Figures below are nursing-specific (federal CIP code 51.38), not campus-wide averages. Earnings are the median for graduates one year after completing that credential. Debt is median federal student loan debt at completion. Only credentials this school actually awards are listed.
| Nursing credential | Awarded per year | Median earnings, 1 year out | Median student debt |
|---|---|---|---|
| Associate’s Degree | 138 | $68,342 | $19,000 |
| Bachelor’s Degree | 90 | $75,160 | $25,250 |
Source: US Department of Education, College Scorecard. Credential names are the federal reporting categories. Earnings and debt are withheld where a school graduated fewer than 10 people in that credential, because a median from a handful of graduates is not meaningful. Institution-level figures cover the whole university, not the nursing school alone. Costs and program availability change, so confirm current details directly with the school.
Admissions and online learning
Admissions
- Required prerequisites and minimum academic standards
- Application deadlines and entry terms
- RN-license requirements for completion programs
- Transfer-credit and prior-degree policies
Online format
- Which courses can be completed online
- Required campus visits or live sessions
- Technology and residency requirements
- Student-support and advising availability
Clinical learning and placements
Online nursing coursework does not necessarily mean the full program can be completed remotely. Prelicensure and advanced-practice pathways typically include supervised, in-person learning or skills requirements.
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- Who identifies, arranges, and approves clinical sites?
- Can clinical requirements be completed near the student’s home?
- Are travel, campus intensives, or fixed weekday schedules required?
- Which background checks, health records, vaccinations, and documentation are required?
Accreditation and Vermont licensure
Accreditation and professional eligibility are too important to infer from a directory listing. Confirm the institution’s and nursing program’s current status directly with the named accrediting organizations. Students seeking Vermont licensure should also verify eligibility with the Vermont Board of Nursing before enrolling.
Costs and financial aid
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Tuition, fees, and aid eligibility change and vary by program and residency. Request a current cost estimate directly from the school.
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