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Best Psychology Programs in New Hampshire for 2027

One school dominates psychology degrees in New Hampshire: Southern New Hampshire University awards 3,538 bachelor’s degrees, priced at $17,200, far more than anyone else in the ranked lists. The University of New Hampshire ranks first with a 76% whole-school graduation rate and adds a doctoral program. Plymouth State University charges the least among the seven bachelor’s programs, $14,626.

Posted October 27, 2026Updated October 27, 20269 Schools Ranked
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Psychology Bachelor’s Degree Programs in New Hampshire

7 schools in New Hampshire awarded psychology bachelor’s degrees in 2023–24, scored against 1,212 bachelor’s programs nationwide. This section shows the top 7 of 10 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    University of New Hampshire

    Psychology BA

    Durham Public

    77.5 Comparison Score

    You can't declare psychology as a continuing UNH student until you've passed Introduction to Psychology and Statistics in Psychology with a C or higher and hold a 2.0 GPA, though first-year and transfer applicants can declare at admission. The 44-credit major then adds research methods, two breadth courses in each of two groups and two depth courses in each of two groups, with options such as psychopathology, drugs and behavior, health psychology, counseling and autobiographical memory. The senior capstone can be an internship, an independent study or an honors thesis. A combined bachelor's and master's route lets motivated students begin graduate work in their junior year.

    Entry to the Major
    Continuing students need Intro to Psychology and Statistics with a C or better and a 2.0 GPA.
    Course Structure
    Forty-four credits, with 500-level breadth courses and 700-level depth courses in two groups each.
    Capstone Options
    Internship, independent study, capstone or a senior honors thesis.
    Research Showcase
    Students can present at the annual Haslerud Conference.

    Program Sources: Psychology Major (B.A.) | University of New Hampshire Academic CatalogDeclaring a Major | Psychology

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    186
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    76%
    2,986 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $56,153
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $19,202
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $39,852
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    Keene State College

    Psychology BA

    Keene Public

    59.3 Comparison Score

    Four-credit courses fill most of this 48-credit psychology major, and its core includes statistics, research methods, brain and behavior, and culture and psychology. You choose two foundations courses, two courses from each of two advanced lists, one covering learning, aging, perception or cognitive neuroscience and the other testing, abnormal psychology, counseling or clinical psychology, and finish with a capstone seminar in a track such as psychophysiology, developmental, social, clinical or experimental psychology. Practica and independent research are available. A year-long honors program leads to a presented research project, open to students with a 3.20 GPA.

    Core Sequence
    General Psychology, Psychological Statistics, Research Methods, Brain and Behavior, and Culture and Psychology, four credits each.
    Capstone Choices
    Seminar or a capstone in human psychophysiology, developmental, social, clinical or experimental psychology.
    Honors Program
    Junior honors seminar, senior honors seminar and six credits of honors research, with a public colloquium; 3.20 GPA to enter.
    Practica
    Practica place majors in real-world psychology settings.

    Program Sources: Psychology (B.A.) < CourseLeaf

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    51
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    60%
    944 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $51,904
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $14,784
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $26,840
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  3. 3

    Southern New Hampshire University

    Psychology BA

    Manchester Private nonprofit

    58.3 Comparison Score

    This online psychology BA builds a data skill into the degree: a 12-credit embedded certificate in Data Literacy in Psychology comes with it. You can stay on the general track or choose one of five concentrations, which are addiction studies, child and adolescent development, forensic psychology, industrial-organizational psychology and mental health. The mental health concentration offers experience with community-based service organizations. Courses include Introduction to Psychology, Lifespan Development, Research Methods and Theories of Social Psychology, and the program closes with Psychology and Social Change. SNHU accepts up to 90 transfer credits, which suits students who already hold some college credit.

    Concentrations
    Addiction Studies, Child and Adolescent Development, Forensic Psychology, Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Mental Health.
    Embedded Certificate
    Twelve credits of Data Literacy in Psychology are part of the degree.
    Closing Course
    Psychology and Social Change is the culminating course.
    Transfer Credit
    Up to 90 credits can transfer toward the bachelor's degree.

    Program Sources: Online Psychology Degrees | Bachelor's (BA) Programs | SNHU

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    3,538
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    44%
    1,985 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $49,769
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $17,200
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $17,200
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  4. 4

    Saint Anselm College

    Psychology BA

    Manchester Private nonprofit

    56.6 Comparison Score

    A required senior research thesis is the centerpiece of Saint Anselm's psychology major, and it follows behavioral statistics, foundations of research methods, an intermediate methods course in an area like cognition, brain and behavior, or applied psychology, and the advanced research seminar. Electives come from three groupings: brain and behavior, development and potential, and society and relationships. Internships in legal, clinical, educational, political and business settings are optional additions. Labs include a behavioral pharmacology lab studying conditioning and substance use. Students who complete the BA can't also receive the BA in Behavioral Neuroscience, so choose between the two early.

    Research Sequence
    Behavioral Statistics, Foundations of Research Methods, one intermediate methods course and an Advanced Research Seminar.
    Senior Thesis
    A senior research thesis is required for every psychology major.
    Content Areas
    Brain and Behavior, Development and Potential, and Society and Relationships.
    Behavioral Neuroscience
    Psychology majors may not also receive the BA in Behavioral Neuroscience.

    Program Sources: Program: Psychology - Saint Anselm CollegeLearning Opportunities

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    37
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    80%
    591 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $55,084
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $48,920
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $48,920
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  5. 5

    Plymouth State University

    Psychology BA and BS

    Plymouth Public

    53.6 Comparison Score

    Psychology comes as a BA or a BS at Plymouth State, and the BS has four options: general psychology, mental health, a 3+2 route into mental health counseling, and a 3+3 route into school psychology that ends in a paid internship year. Both degrees run through introductory research methods, two four-credit research methods and statistics courses and behavioral neuroscience, with a capstone in an internship, a seminar or independent research. You can join on-campus labs studying emotion and relationships, learning, or psychophysiology, working as a research assistant for pay or credit. The BA adds a foreign language requirement.

    BS Options
    General Psychology, Mental Health, 3+2 Mental Health Counseling and 3+3 School Psychology.
    Methods Sequence
    Introduction to Research Methods, then Research Methods and Statistics I and II.
    Capstone
    An internship in psychology, a psychology seminar or independent research.
    Research Labs
    On-campus labs on emotion and relationships, learning, and psychophysiology.

    Program Sources: Psychology (B.S.) | School of Human and Public ServicePsychology (B.A.) | School of Human and Public Service

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    37
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    52%
    1,086 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $50,968
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $14,626
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $25,566
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  6. 6

    Colby-Sawyer College

    Psychology BA

    New London Private nonprofit

    43.0 Comparison Score

    Two senior-year requirements define psychology at Colby-Sawyer: you design and carry out an original research project in an area you choose, and you complete an internship of at least four credits with a professional development seminar. The 52-credit major starts with Introduction to Psychology, which needs a grade of C or higher, then Statistical Methods for Psychology and Research Methods in Psychology, where you design original research projects. An advanced research seminar serves as the capstone, along with four psychology electives at the 300 or 400 level, such as forensic, health, sport and exercise or counseling psychology. Internships are arranged with faculty in places like child protection agencies, schools and rehabilitation facilities.

    Senior Research
    Every senior designs and implements an original research project, finishing in an advanced research seminar.
    Internship
    A senior internship of at least four credits with a professional development seminar.
    Research Courses
    Statistical Methods for Psychology and Research Methods in Psychology.
    Advanced Electives
    Four psychology electives at the 300 or 400 level.

    Program Sources: Psychology: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) | Colby-Sawyer College

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    13
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    54%
    235 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $56,533
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $19,125
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $19,125
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  7. 7

    University of New Hampshire at Manchester

    Psychology BA

    Manchester Public

    41.0 Comparison Score

    Psychology at UNH Manchester leans on its city. The department has partnerships with local hospitals, mental health centers and human services agencies where majors complete internships, and research projects cover sensation and visual perception, child psychology, neuropsychology and community-based work. Students build a background in experimental and clinical psychology, including perceptual, counseling and developmental courses. A few catalog courses, such as behaviorism and pioneers of psychology, are offered in Manchester only. There's also a pathway for New Hampshire community college students, so an associate degree can lead directly into the major.

    Research Areas
    Sensation and visual perception, child psychology, neuropsychology and community-based research.
    Placements
    Hospitals, mental health centers and human services agencies in Manchester.
    Transfer Pathway
    A pathways program for New Hampshire community college students.
    Manchester-Only Courses
    Behaviorism and Pioneers of Psychology are offered only in Manchester.

    Program Sources: Psychology, B.A. - CPS, UNHM | University of New HampshirePsychology Major (B.A.) | University of New Hampshire Academic Catalog

    Bachelor’s Degrees Awarded
    6
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Six-Year Graduation Rate
    59%
    68 first-time, full-time students
    Median Graduate Earnings
    $56,153
    Psychology bachelor’s graduates, College Scorecard
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $15,838
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $36,418
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology PhD Programs in New Hampshire

1 school in New Hampshire awarded research doctorates in psychology in 2023–24. Doctoral scores leave out tuition because funding offers, not sticker price, decide the real cost. This section shows the top 1 of 1 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    University of New Hampshire

    Psychology PhD

    Durham Public

    56.9 Comparison Score

    This PhD is aimed at people who want to teach at the college level, and the training reflects that. You specialize in one of three areas: brain, behavior and cognition; social and personality; or developmental psychology. Research with faculty runs alongside a Practicum and Seminar in the Teaching of Psychology, then your own classroom, first teaching Introduction to Psychology and later mid-level courses in your area. Many students add a master's or a cognate in college teaching through the nationally recognized Preparing Future Faculty Program. Full tuition waiver and a stipend are offered for five years, depending on university funding. It is not a clinical program.

    Specializations
    Brain, Behavior and Cognition; Social/Personality; and Developmental Psychology.
    Funding
    Full tuition waiver and stipend for five years, contingent on university funding.
    Teaching Training
    A teaching practicum and seminar, then teaching Introduction to Psychology and mid-level courses.
    Timeline
    A five-year option, with nearly three-quarters of graduates entering academia.

    Program Sources: Psychology, Ph.D. - COLA, UNH | University of New Hampshire

    Doctoral Degrees Awarded
    5
    Psychology, 2023–24
    Research Designation
    R1
    Institution, Carnegie 2025
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $16,932
    Graduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $30,912
    Graduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Associate Degrees in New Hampshire

2 colleges in New Hampshire awarded psychology associate degrees in 2023–24. Ask how the courses transfer before you plan a bachelor’s degree. This section shows the top 2 of 2 eligible programs at this level.

  1. 1

    Nashua Community College

    Psychology AA

    Nashua Public

    42.1 Comparison Score

    A Psychology Internship capstone in the last semester is something many transfer programs skip, and this associate degree includes it. Before that you take Statistics, Introduction to Psychology, Human Growth and Development and a cellular biology course, then fill the rest with behavioral and non-behavioral social science, humanities, language and science electives. The sequence covers the first two years of a bachelor's in psychology, so decide early where you'll transfer, since your advisor can then match electives to that school. At least 60 credits are needed, with 15 earned at Nashua and 8 of those at the 200 level.

    Capstone
    A Psychology Internship as the final-semester capstone experience.
    Required Courses
    Statistics I, Introduction to Psychology, Human Growth and Development and Biology in Focus.
    Residency
    At least 15 credits at Nashua, 8 of them at the 200 level, within 60 total credits.
    Purpose
    Designed as the first two years toward a bachelor's degree with a psychology major.

    Program Sources: Psychology | Nashua Community College

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    16
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    38%
    170 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $7,140
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $15,390
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
  2. 2

    Great Bay Community College

    Psychology AA

    Portsmouth Public

    33.9 Comparison Score

    Great Bay's psychology associate degree is arranged for a clean hand-off to a four-year school. Dual admission agreements with the University System of New Hampshire and Southern New Hampshire University, plus an articulation agreement with UNH's psychology degree, can put you into the major at junior standing if you follow your advisor's course selections. The 63 to 67 credits include Introduction to Psychology, Social Science Research Methods, a statistics course and five psychology electives, ranging from pathopsychology and human growth and development to counseling and crisis intervention. Students design their own research and apply skills in the community. Campus, online and hybrid courses are available.

    Core Courses
    Introduction to Psychology, Social Science Research Methods and Statistics I.
    Electives
    Five psychology electives, including pathopsychology, human growth and development, counseling and crisis intervention.
    Transfer Agreements
    Dual admission with USNH schools and SNHU; articulation with UNH's psychology degree.
    Credits
    63 to 67 credits to complete.

    Program Sources: Psychology - Great Bay Community CollegePsychology Associate in Arts program sheet

    Associate Degrees Awarded
    19
    Psychology, 2023–24
    School Graduation Rate
    34%
    188 first-time, full-time students
    In-State Tuition + Fees
    $7,200
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25
    Out-of-State Tuition + Fees
    $15,450
    Undergraduate, schoolwide, 2024–25

Psychology Programs in New Hampshire at a Glance

Ranked Schools
9
6 public, 3 private
Bachelor’s Programs
7
3,868 degrees in 2023–24
Doctoral Programs
1
5 degrees in 2023–24
Associate Programs
2
35 degrees in 2023–24
Lowest In-State Tuition
$14,626
Bachelor’s list, schoolwide, 2024–25

How We Rank Psychology Programs in New Hampshire

Each program gets the same comparison score it earns in our national psychology model, calculated against the nationwide group that meets the numeric and directory criteria. We then order New Hampshire’s eligible programs by that score within each degree level. We feature up to 10 programs, taking the next highest-ranked program from each degree-level list in turn. Scores are compared only within the same degree level. Bachelor’s lists weigh graduation rate (20%), published tuition (20%), graduate earnings (20%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (15%). Doctoral lists weigh research activity (35%), program reputation (35%), and doctoral degrees awarded (30%). Associate lists weigh graduation rate (30%), published tuition (25%), program reputation (25%), and degrees awarded (20%). Read how state lists are built.

Best Psychology Schools in New Hampshire by Goal

These picks compare only the programs featured in the lists above.

Lowest In-State Tuition for a Bachelor’s

Plymouth State University

$14,626 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents (2024–25), the lowest among the 7 bachelor’s programs shown here.

Most Psychology Bachelor’s Graduates

Southern New Hampshire University

3,538 psychology bachelor’s degrees awarded in 2023–24, the most of any school on this list.

Highest Schoolwide Graduation Rate

Saint Anselm College

80% of first-time, full-time students at the school finished a bachelor’s within six years. This is a schoolwide rate, not a psychology-only rate.

Top-Scoring Private College

Southern New Hampshire University

The highest-scoring private school on the bachelor’s list (No. 3 overall), with a comparison score of 58.3.

Graduate Study at an R1 University

University of New Hampshire

Carries the Carnegie 2025 Research 1 designation for very high research spending and doctorate production.

Top-Scoring Psychology Doctorate

University of New Hampshire

5 research doctorates awarded in 2023–24; ranked first of 1 doctoral program shown here.

Lower-Cost Two-Year Start

Nashua Community College

$7,140 in annual in-state tuition and required fees (2024–25). Confirm how credits transfer before you enroll.

Statewide Context: Durham Leads New Hampshire Psychology on Score, Not on Degree Volume

This statewide overview includes all 13 eligible programs at 12 schools. Its totals, tuition comparisons, and ranks describe that wider group; the lists above feature 10 programs.

Twelve New Hampshire schools appear on the psychology list, six public and six private, with programs from the associate degree through the research doctorate. University of New Hampshire in Durham ranks first for the bachelor’s and has the state’s only ranked doctorate. Southern New Hampshire University awarded 3,538 of the 3,917 bachelor’s degrees on the list in 2023–24.

The top of the bachelor’s list is not where most graduates come from. University of New Hampshire scores 77.5 and awarded 186 psychology bachelor’s degrees in 2023–24. Southern New Hampshire University ranks third and awarded 3,538, with a 44% schoolwide graduation rate against 76% in Durham. On price, Plymouth State University and Keene State College list the lowest resident figures, $14,626 and $14,784 (2024–25 schoolwide tuition and required fees). Saint Anselm College lists $48,920 and the highest schoolwide graduation rate, 80%. A bachelor’s degree in psychology is not a license to practice.

For a lower-cost start, Nashua Community College and Great Bay Community College list $7,140 and $7,200 in resident tuition and fees; confirm credit transfer first.

Psychology Licensure in New Hampshire

The New Hampshire Board of Psychologists licenses psychologists in New Hampshire. A bachelor’s or master’s degree in psychology does not by itself qualify you to practice as a psychologist.

Psychologist

Degree
Doctoral degree from a regionally accredited institution, in a program whose content was primarily psychological. APA-accredited programs are accepted without further documentation (CPA programs are also recognized for coursework). Other programs must meet the Psyc 302.01(d) criteria and in-person residency requirements, including at least 24 semester hours across listed core areas.
Exam
EPPP (passing scaled score of 500 or greater), which may be taken after 200 hours of post-doctoral supervised experience. A board jurisprudence examination (Psyc 306, 80 percent passing score) is required for initial licensure effective September 30, 2026.
Supervised Experience
At least 2 years of supervised clinical experience, each year at least 1,500 clock hours completed within 12 to 24 consecutive months. One year is a pre-doctoral internship. The other is post-doctoral, with at least 1 hour per week and 50 total hours of individual face-to-face supervision by a licensed psychologist.
Practice
Independent

Source: NH Administrative Rules, Chapter Psyc 100-500 (Board of Psychologists), Psyc 302.03

Licensed School Psychologist-Specialist

Degree
Either 3 years of full-time graduate study with structured field experience (MS, MA, EdS, SSP, EdD, CAS, CAGS, or PsyS), or at least 60 semester hours of graduate study ending in at least a master’s degree (54 hours exclusive of internship). Applicants must also hold NH Department of Education school psychologist certification and a Beginning Educator Credential.
Exam
New Hampshire state board of education approved standardized examination for school psychologists. The doctoral-level rule names the PRAXIS School Psychologists exam, but the specialist-level rule does not name a specific test.
Supervised Experience
A 1,200 clock-hour supervised internship in a general school setting, full-time over one year or half-time over 2 years. Up to 600 of those hours may be in mental health clinics, psychiatric hospitals, or other institutions for children. No post-degree supervised experience is stated.
Practice
Limited to services in educational institution settings. Services outside school must relate directly to the licensee’s own students' school functioning and school employment. The licensee may not use the title psychologist unless otherwise licensed (RSA 329-B:15-a, V).

Source: NH Administrative Rules, Chapter Psyc 100-500 (Board of Psychologists), Psyc 305.04

New Hampshire has no general-practice master’s-level psychology license such as a psychological associate. The only non-doctoral credential from the Board of Psychologists is the school psychologist-specialist license, limited to school settings and requiring NH Department of Education certification. New Hampshire is a PSYPACT state under RSA 329-D, effective September 8, 2019.

Requirements summarized from the board’s official pages. Confirm the current rules with the board before you choose a graduate program.

Psychologist Salaries in New Hampshire

These are BLS median annual wages for New Hampshire and the United States from the May 2025 Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics survey. A median is the midpoint among workers in the occupation, from new hires to senior staff, so it is not a starting salary for a new graduate. The 10th–90th percentile range shows what the middle 80% of workers earn in the state.

Annual wages in New Hampshire compared with the United States
OccupationNew Hampshire MedianNew Hampshire 10th–90th PercentileU.S. MedianNew Hampshire Jobs
Psychologist Wages in New Hampshire BLS: Clinical and Counseling Psychologists$64,270$44,550–$194,050$100,580330
Psychologist Salary in New Hampshire BLS: School Psychologists$73,490$38,680–$98,850$95,990360
Psychologist Wages in New Hampshire BLS: Psychologists, All Other$120,790$66,860–$146,240$110,840

Blank cells mean BLS did not publish that estimate.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025. Wage data does not enter the program scores.

Psychology Programs in New Hampshire: Common Questions

How Many Schools in New Hampshire Appear in These Psychology Rankings?

9 schools in New Hampshire appear in the lists shown here (7 bachelor’s, 1 research doctorate, 2 associate programs). A school can appear at more than one degree level. The page features 10 programs selected from 13 eligible programs at 12 schools. The degree counts come from federal IPEDS completions for 2023–24.

Which Psychology Bachelor’s Program in New Hampshire Has the Lowest Tuition?

Plymouth State University lists $14,626 in annual undergraduate tuition and required fees for state residents in 2024–25, the lowest among the bachelor’s programs shown here. That is a schoolwide figure before aid, so check the program’s own costs and any fees for fieldwork or labs.

Which Schools in New Hampshire Reported Psychology Research Doctorates in 2023–24?

The federal IPEDS completions file records psychology research doctorates awarded in 2023–24 at University of New Hampshire (5 degrees). These are historical award counts. Check current admissions, advisor availability, and funding directly with each department.

Where Can I Compare Psychology Research Doctorates in New Hampshire?

This statewide comparison covers all 13 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. University of New Hampshire is the ranked psychology research doctorate program on the New Hampshire list. It reported 5 research doctorates in 2023–24. Read the doctoral program’s research areas and advisor information before you apply. Degree awards describe past graduates, not the size of the next entering cohort.

Which Ranked Psychology Bachelor’s Program Has the Lowest Resident Tuition in New Hampshire?

This statewide comparison covers all 13 eligible programs, including those outside the featured lists. Plymouth State University in Plymouth has the lowest resident tuition and required fees among the ranked psychology bachelor’s programs: $14,626 for 2024–25. The nonresident figure is $25,566. Those are schoolwide undergraduate charges. Compare your aid offer and housing costs before deciding which school fits your budget.

Sources

  1. IPEDS C2024_A completions: first-major degrees awarded by field and level, 2023–24.
  2. IPEDS COST1_2024: tuition and required fees, 2024–25.
  3. IPEDS DRVGR2024: schoolwide graduation rates.
  4. Carnegie 2025 Research Activity Designations.
  5. BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 state estimates.
  6. New Hampshire Board of Psychologists.
  7. SocialSciences.org ranking methodology.
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