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New Hampshire’s best value colleges and universities are models of quality, reputation, and return on investment. Some of the nation’s greatest liberal arts colleges and elite universities call New Hampshire home, building on a tradition of education and value. 

Public Colleges and Universities in New Hampshire

• Granite State College – Concord 
• Keene State College – Keene 
• Plymouth State University – Plymouth 
• University of New Hampshire – Durham 
• University of New Hampshire at Manchester – Manchester

Community Colleges in New Hampshire

• Great Bay Community College – Portsmouth 
• Lakes Region Community College – Laconia 
• Manchester Community College – Manchester 
• Nashua Community College – Nashua 
• NHTI, Concord’s Community College – Concord 
• River Valley Community College – Claremont 
• White Mountains Community College – Berlin 

Private Colleges and Universities in New Hampshire

• Antioch University New England – Keene
  
• Colby-Sawyer College – New London
  
• Dartmouth College – Hanover
  
• Franklin Pierce University – Rindge
  
• Hellenic American University – Manchester
  
• New England College – Henniker
  
• New Hampshire Institute of Art – Manchester
  
• Northeast Catholic College – Warner
  
• Rivier University – Nashua
  
• Saint Anselm College – Goffstown
  
• Southern New Hampshire University – Manchester
  
• Thomas More College of Liberal Arts – Merrimack

Granite State Greatness: New Hampshire’s Heritage 

The Granite State may be named for the rock that has been quarried for centuries from its mountains, but New Hampshire is famed for much more. New Hampshire’s state motto is “Live Free or Die,” and since the American Revolution, the small state has been one of the most resilient, from taking a leadership role in the Revolution to building a society on hard work, industry, and education.

And its dedication to thrift and entrepreneurship has certainly paid off – New Hampshire has more millionaires per capita than almost every state, and the lowest poverty rate in the US. From the Industrial Revolution to the Tech Boom, New Hampshire has always been ahead of the curve, thanks to a tradition of business and some of the best colleges and universities in the nation.

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New Hampshire’s Higher Education Landscape 

New Hampshire is one of the handfuls of states to claim a Colonial College, one of the nine founded before the American Revolution, and the Ivy League Dartmouth College has an enormous influence over government and business in the state. In fact, Dartmouth was the original home for the University of New Hampshire, the state’s public, land-grant research university. UNH and its system campuses and partners spread throughout New Hampshire, providing opportunities for leadership, professional development, and career training in all of the fields that make up 21st-century industry, from healthcare to finance. New Hampshire is also home to Southern New Hampshire University, a private institution that has led its own revolution – from a small business school to one of the world’s foremost online educators, and one of the nation’s best values.

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