Community College of Vermont

The College

• Vermont’s 2nd largest college, serving more than 12,000 students each academic year in 12 learning sites and online
• An accredited Vermont State College
• A diverse student population, ranging in age from 16 to 80, from many cultures, experiences, and backgrounds.
• A non-residential college providing access to a quality, engaging, and affordable educational experience for each and every student.

Location

• Bennington
  324 Main St, Suite 1
  (802) 447-2361
• Brattleboro
  70 Landmark Hill, Suite 101
  (802) 254-6370
• Middlebury
  10 Merchants Row, Suite 22
  (802) 388-3032
• Montpelier
  32 College St, Suite 2
  (802) 828-4060
• Morrisville
  197 Harrell St, Suite 2
  (802) 888-4258
• Newport
  100 Main St, Suite 150
  (802) 334-3387
• Online Learning (802) 334-4451
• Rutland
  24 Evelyn St
  (802) 786-6996
• St Albans
  142 S. Main St, Suite 2
  (802) 524-6541
• St Johnsbury
  1197 Main St, Suite 3
  (802) 748-6673
• Springfield
  307 South St, 885-8360
• Upper Valley (White River Jct.)
  145 Billings Farm Rd, 295-8822
• Winooski (Serving greater Burlington)
  1 Abenaki Way
  (802) 654-0505
• Centeral Administration
  660 Elm St, Montpelier
  (802) 828-2800

Unique Characteristics

• Most affordable tuition of any college in the state.
• Day, evening, weekend, and online course options
• Convenient weekly class schedules, so CCV students are able to work, fulfill family obligations, and get a quality education
• Extensive transfer agreements with 19 four-year colleges, including the University of Vermont and the Vermont State Colleges
• A CCV degree offers significant cost savings and excellent academic preparation for completing a bachelor’s degree.