Four-year colleges in New Hampshire

13 four-year colleges (5 public) with 192,618 undergraduates in total. Sorted by size; click any column to re-sort.

median net price $24,059median graduation 56%median earnings $64,588

13 colleges · click a column to sort

College	Sector	Undergrads	Admit	Net price	Grad.	Earnings	Debt
Southern New Hampshire UniversityManchester	Nonprofit	163,164	100%	$36,764	42%	$56,870	$19,999
University of New Hampshire-Main CampusDurham	Public	11,261	88%	$26,150	77%	$71,477	$25,000
Dartmouth CollegeHanover	Nonprofit	4,541	5.4%	$26,707	95%	$111,162	$13,000
Plymouth State UniversityPlymouth	Public	3,153	88%	$19,530	52%	$61,199	$25,078
Keene State CollegeKeene	Public	2,699	90%	$17,940	56%	$62,326	$25,816
Saint Anselm CollegeManchester	Nonprofit	2,087	78%	$34,382	80%	$83,058	$27,000
Rivier UniversityNashua	Nonprofit	1,231	83%	$26,585	56%	$72,105	$24,250
University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies OnlineManchester	Public	1,157	—	$11,339	20%	$71,477	$25,000
New England CollegeHenniker	Nonprofit	1,022	92%	$24,059	38%	$47,863	$26,000
Franklin Pierce UniversityRindge	Nonprofit	992	94%	$23,023	55%	$64,588	$26,937
Colby-Sawyer CollegeNew London	Nonprofit	771	80%	$26,739	56%	$61,214	$25,250
University of New Hampshire at ManchesterManchester	Public	443	81%	$13,247	63%	$71,477	$25,000
Thomas More College of Liberal ArtsMerrimack	Nonprofit	97	—	$18,810	71%	$41,534	$23,750

Net price: average per year after grants · Grad.: within 6 years · Earnings: median, 10 years after entry · Source: College Scorecard