Colleges and universities in New Hampshire
33 institutions in New Hampshire, ordered by enrollment. Each page lists acceptance rate, tuition, graduation rate and location.
Southern New Hampshire University 184,099 · private nonprofitUniversity of New Hampshire-Main Campus 13,626 · publicDartmouth College 6,746 · private nonprofitPlymouth State University 3,839 · publicRivier University 2,879 · private nonprofitNew England College 2,856 · private nonprofitKeene State College 2,846 · publicNHTI-Concord's Community College 2,613 · publicSaint Anselm College 2,078 · private nonprofitManchester Community College 2,012 · publicFranklin Pierce University 1,637 · private nonprofitGreat Bay Community College 1,440 · publicUniversity of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies Online 1,326 · publicNashua Community College 1,262 · publicAntioch University-New England 967 · private nonprofitColby-Sawyer College 950 · private nonprofitUniversity of New Hampshire at Manchester 748 · publicLakes Region Community College 695 · publicUniversity of New Hampshire-Franklin Pierce School of Law 685 · publicRiver Valley Community College 674 · publicWhite Mountains Community College 508 · publicEmpire Beauty School-Hooksett 327 · private for-profitEmpire Beauty School-Somersworth 168 · private for-profitHarmony Health Care Institute 164 · private for-profitSt Joseph School of Nursing 96 · private nonprofitThomas More College of Liberal Arts 95 · private nonprofitKeene Beauty Academy 93 · private for-profitEmpire Beauty School-Laconia 82 · private for-profitPaul Mitchell the School-Portsmouth 61 · private for-profitMagdalen College 58 · private nonprofitUpper Valley Educators Institute 39 · private nonprofitNew Hampshire Institute for Therapeutic Arts 24 · private for-profitNew England School of Hair Design 0 · private for-profit
About higher education in New Hampshire
New Hampshire has 33 institutions in this directory, from large public research universities to small private and for-profit colleges. In-state tuition is usually far lower at public institutions, while private colleges charge the same sticker price regardless of residence — though most students receive institutional aid that lowers the actual net price.