Online & hybrid programs
Online Nursing Programs in Vermont (2026)
164 accredited online and hybrid nursing programs enroll Vermont residents, with clinical hours arranged near home. Compare programs accepting applications below.
- Online & hybrid
- 164
- 157 fully online · 7 hybrid
- Lowest listed tuition
- $14,560
- Total program tuition
- Average RN salary
- $92,710
- BLS, May 2024 · 3.8% job growth
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Online nursing programs enrolling Vermont students
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Accredited Online Nursing Programs in Vermont
57 online and hybrid programs listed for Vermont. Compare by tuition, duration, degree type, and NCLEX pass rate.
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Why Vermont Nurses Choose Online Programs
Vermont residents can choose from 157 fully online and 7 hybrid accredited nursing programs (164 total) in our 2026 directory. Listed tuition starts at $14,560. BLS data puts the average RN wage in Vermont at $92,710, with 3.8% RN job growth projected. All programs require local clinical hours arranged near your home.
Online nursing programs have become the fastest-growing segment of nursing education, driven by demand from working adults, parents, and career changers who need scheduling flexibility. For Vermont residents, online programs offer several advantages beyond convenience.
Students can attend nationally accredited programs offered by universities outside Vermont while completing clinical hours at approved sites within the state — giving access to programs with higher NCLEX pass rates or more affordable tuition than local options. Many RN-to-BSN programs are now fully asynchronous, meaning you complete coursework on your own schedule while continuing to work as an RN.
However, no nursing program can be 100% online. State boards of nursing require hands-on clinical education. Programs work with hospital networks and outpatient facilities across Vermont to arrange clinical placements near students' homes. Before enrolling, confirm that the program can arrange clinical placements in your area of Vermont.
What to Look for in an Online Nursing Program
- ✓CCNE or ACEN accreditation — required for NCLEX eligibility and employer recognition in most states.
- ✓State authorization — confirm the program is approved to enroll students in Vermont. Ask the admissions office directly or check the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA) portal.
- ✓Clinical placement support — does the school have partners in Vermont, or will you need to arrange your own site? Schools with established Vermont hospital networks reduce placement stress significantly.
- ✓NCLEX pass rate — look for programs with first-time pass rates consistently above 85%. Compare NCLEX pass rates here.
- ✓Total cost of attendance — compare tuition plus fees, technology costs, and clinical supplies. Use our ROI calculator to estimate break-even timelines.
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