University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Top Questions

The University of New Hampshire offers a unique five-year education program. A student completes a four-year undergraduate program and earns a degree, and, if accepted to the graduate program, completes an internship at a participating school and co-teaches a class. After successfully completing the internship, the student earns a master's degree and a teaching certification. The five-year option was an attractive aspect of the university because it saves money as opposed to attending a two- or four-year graduate program.

This is a really friendly college where everyone is always happy and seemed to be enjoying what they are doing around the campus. whereever I see students, they are always working together collaboratively and I assure you: you will not feel left out when you are here. We have the strong bond between student, we always want to work together and make the college experience better than anywhere it could be. The beauty around our school and the sense of acceptence in everyones mind is the best thing that UNH is known for. Thats why we are called WILDCATS.!!!

The size. We are on the smaller side for a state university and I think this makes it more of a community, despite being a big school.

Many students come into UNH with Undeclared areas of study. This made me feel very welcome and comfortable in my environment as an incoming Undeclared freshman, because I had previously been very nervous that I did not have a specific major as an incoming freshman. I felt sure that by attending UNH, I would explore and find what I loved to do. And I was right!

I love the size and community of the school. I toured many campuses that were either way too big or too small. Coming from a somewhat large high school I was looking for a school with a large population of students. UNH provides the perfect amount with about 12,000 undergraduates and everything on campus is walking distance. Even though all buildings are within walking distance the campus is spread out enough to allow for an interactive community.

Although there is a feel of a big university, it feels like a smaller community school. This is something very unique about my school. Students who seek a larger community can have that and students who like a smaller-scale school can have a small and tight-knit community too.

It costs the least of all of the schools I applied for, but still costs too much.

The atmosphere at this school is unmatched at anyother school. I visited plenty of schools and this was the only one that showed tremendous school pride and respect for the students.

The campus is seperated from the city so its safe and easy to meet great people.

The University of New Hamshire is unique from other In State schools because of its size. It is a large campus with many degree choices. There is always something to do. The dorms are nice and clean. The food in the cafe is good. I always find something to eat, has lots of choices and even healthy ones.