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College costs in New Hampshire

All 22 colleges in New Hampshire, 14 four-year and 8 two-year. Median published tuition and fees at the four-year schools is $23,600, rising about 1.6% a year. 5 of the four-year schools are public. 7 show a tuition freeze or guarantee.

Four-year colleges (14)

SchoolSectorTuition & feesGrowth / yr
Colby-Sawyer Collegeprivate$18,400-7.8%
Dartmouth Collegeprivate$73,8543.7%
Franklin Pierce Universityprivate$44,9633.9%
Granite State Collegepublic$7,8121.1%
Keene State Collegepublic$14,7101.5%
Magdalen Collegeprivate$23,6001.2%
New England Collegeprivate$27,114-2.5%
Plymouth State Universitypublic$14,5581.5%
Rivier Universityprivate$37,7913.0%
Saint Anselm Collegeprivate$46,8102.9%
Southern New Hampshire Universityprivate$16,450-6.3%
Thomas More College of Liberal Artsprivate$29,3004.1%
University of New Hampshire at Manchesterpublic$15,8201.6%
University of New Hampshire-Main Campuspublic$20,1721.6%

Two-year colleges (8)

Community and technical colleges, projected over two years rather than four.

SchoolSectorTuition & feesGrowth / yr
Great Bay Community Collegepublic$7,2000.1%
Lakes Region Community Collegepublic$6,7200.1%
Manchester Community Collegepublic$7,0900.4%
Nashua Community Collegepublic$7,1400.4%
NHTI-Concord's Community Collegepublic$7,2000.1%
River Valley Community Collegepublic$6,9400.1%
St Joseph School of Nursingprivate$22,9784.1%
White Mountains Community Collegepublic$7,050-0.5%

Published rates before aid, from federal IPEDS data through 2023. Projections are estimates, not quotes. See the methodology, or browse another state.