SGI

SIT Graduate Institute

Brattleboro, Vermont Private nonprofit 4-year Rural area

Overview

SIT Graduate Institute is a private nonprofit four-year institution in Brattleboro, Vermont. Its campus is in a rural area. It enrolled 644 students in fall 2024, including 585 undergraduates and 59 graduate students.

SIT Graduate Institute offers certificates, master's degrees, and doctoral degrees across 8 programs. Its largest programs by number of graduates are International and Comparative Education, Environmental Studies, and Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management. It awarded 41 degrees and certificates in 2024-25.

The student-to-faculty ratio is 13 to 1.

Key figures

644

Students enrolled

Degrees and certificates awarded, 2024-25

Programs and majors

13:1

Student-to-faculty ratio

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Program levels

CertificateMasterPhD

Programs and majors offered 8

Graduate counts are degrees and certificates awarded in each program between July 2024 and June 2025. Largest fields are listed first.

Education 2

International and Comparative Education CertificateMasterPhD 15 graduates
Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language/ESL Language Instructor Master

Homeland Security, Law Enforcement and Firefighting 1

Crisis/Emergency/Disaster Management Master 7 graduates

Natural Resources and Conservation 1

Environmental Studies Master 7 graduates

Multidisciplinary and Interdisciplinary Studies 2

Sustainability Studies Master 6 graduates
Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution CertificateMaster

Social Sciences 1

International Relations and Affairs Master 6 graduates

Health Professions 1

International Public Health Master

Outcomes

Retention is for students who started in fall 2023 and returned in fall 2024.

Student-to-faculty ratio: 13:1

Degrees and certificates awarded

Awards conferred between July 1, 2024 and June 30, 2025.

Master's degrees: 38
Doctoral degrees (research): 3

Enrollment

Students, fall 2024: 644
Undergraduates, fall 2024: 585
Graduate students, fall 2024: 59
Full-time, fall 2024: 95%
Students over the full 2024-25 year: 1,577
Undergraduates, 2024-25: 1,467
Graduate students, 2024-25: 110
Full-time, 2024-25: 96%
Size category: Under 1,000 students

Student body

Share of all students enrolled during 2024-25. Small groups can round to zero and are not listed.

Women: 76%
Men: 24%
White: 39%
Hispanic or Latino: 13%
Black or African American: 7%
Asian: 11%
American Indian or Alaska Native: 1%
International (U.S. nonresident): 5%
Race or ethnicity unknown: 24%

Online and flexible learning

Distance education in 2024-25.

Students studying fully online: 0%
Students taking some online courses: 5%

Campus and services

Setting: Rural area
Academic calendar: Semester
Carnegie classification: Master's Colleges & Universities: Small Programs
President/CEO: Sophia Howlett
Services and opportunities: Study abroad, Academic and career counseling, Student employment services
For veterans and service members: Yellow Ribbon Program, Dedicated veterans contact