Engineering Colleges in Vermont for Degrees?

I'm considering getting an engineering degree in Vermont. Which colleges offer the best programs and have worthwhile opportunities, like internships or co-op programs?

Sure, Vermont is home to a handful of colleges known for their quality engineering programs.

The University of Vermont (UVM) offers programs in Mechanical Engineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Electrical Engineering among others. Cooperative education programs are available for Mechanical, Civil and Environmental, and Electrical Engineering programs, which allows students to gain paid, practical experience in their field of study while still pursuing their degree.

In addition, Vermont Technical College offers a range of Engineering and Engineering Technology programs including Electrical, Mechanical, Architectural and Civil as well as Construction Management and Renewable Energy. The college's emphasis on applied learning often leads to job-ready skills upon graduating.

Norwich University is also worth mentioning, being the oldest private military college in the United States, it offers degrees in Civil, Electrical & Computer, and Mechanical Engineering, and has small student-to-faculty ratios which could lead to more personalized instruction.

Lastly, Saint Michael's College, while it doesn't directly offer an engineering degree, has a Dual Degree Engineering Program. In this program, students spend three years at Saint Michael's before transferring to an affiliated university for two more years, graduating with a bachelor's degree from both institutions. For engineering, the partner university is UVM.

For opportunities beyond academics, do your research on the opportunities each school offers for internships, extracurriculars or industry partnerships, etc. This can often provide valuable hands-on experiences.