College Deliberately: Ranked colleges in New Hampshire

A small state with a small population, New Hampshire has 24 colleges and universities, 13 of which are public, 11 are private-not-for-profit and 0 is private-for-profit. The distribution of undergraduate students in these colleges is compared to national averages.

4 year
2 year

New Hampshire has approximately 10.5 undergraduate seats per 100 residents, which is higher than the national average of 5.4 seats per 100 state residents.

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Costs

New Hampshire colleges are, on average, more expensive than colleges in other states. Public institutions are more expensive than the national average for public colleges. Private not-for-profit institutions are more expensive than the national average for private not-for-profit colleges.
Browse the most and least expensive colleges in New Hampshire

4 year
2 year

State Rankings

All levels
4 year or above
2 year

All sectors, All levels
Public, All levels
Private not-for-profit, All levels
Private for-profit, All levels

Too few institutions in New Hampshire for meaningful rankings. You can see our nation-wide rankings on the ‘Rankings’ page.

All sectors, 4-year or above
Public, 4-year or above
Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Private for-profit, 4-year or above

Too few institutions in New Hampshire for meaningful rankings. You can see our nation-wide rankings on the ‘Rankings’ page.

All sectors, 2-year
Public, 2-year
Private not-for-profit, 2-year
Private for-profit, 2-year

Too few institutions in New Hampshire for meaningful rankings. You can see our nation-wide rankings on the ‘Rankings’ page.

College Capacity

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Costs

State Rankings

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