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The University of New Hampshire, ranked among the top 50 public universities in the United States, is a global institution that reaches more than 80 countries through its students, faculty, alumni and institutional relationships.

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International Undergraduate Requirements*

• A completed application (Common App or Coalition application)

• Official translated transcripts (when required)• Official SAT (Code: 3918) or ACT (Code: 25240) –

highest scores considered**• Official TOEFL (IBT: 80+) or IELTS (6.5+)• Letter of recommendation• Application fee ($65)

Auditions, portfolio submission and interviews may be required or requested for some majors within fine arts and performing arts.

International Graduate Requirements***

• Pre-application (strongly encouraged)• A completed online application• Official translated undergraduate/graduate transcripts• Official standardized test scores• Official TOEFL (IBT: 80+) or IELTS (6.5+)• Recommendation letters• Application fee ($45)

UNH ESL Bridge and Pathway ProgramsFor international students interested in full admission to some University of New Hampshire (UNH) degree programs, who have not met UNH minimum English proficiency requirements, the UNH English as a Second Language (ESL) Program and Global Student Success Program offers a wide array of intensive English language courses at various levels of English instruction. Undergraduate students who do successfully gain admittance to the University of New Hampshire, can apply up to 16 credit hours from their work in the ESL Institute as University of New Hampshire credit. To learn more about the UNH ESL Institute, explore our website: cola.unh.edu/esl-institute/about-esl-institute

* Copies of records can be used for application review, but official records must be provided for an I-20 issuance.

** Students who complete the English as a Second Language program at UNH do not need to submit SAT/ACT scores.

*** Each academic unit will have its own requirements related to application submission. Please check the individual program sites for these requirements.

Admissions Requirements

150 Years of Excellence at UNHAs one of the top 50 public universities in the United States, the University of New Hampshire provides students with high-quality, career-driven education that fuels academic and professional success.

UNH students conduct enterprising, original work – the kind of work that gets you noticed. From the depths of uncharted oceans to the edges of the solar system, research and innovation are central to the student experience. Our faculty include Pulitzer Prize and Guggenheim winners and trailblazers in fields as diverse as history, healthcare and technology. Students work alongside professors in research, teaching and creative expression – empowering transformative thinking and opening doors to internships, graduate school and professional opportunities.

UNH offers more than 200 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in areas such as the life sciences, engineering, pre-medicine, business and others. We welcome more than 13,000 students from 70 countries across three New Hampshire locations: Durham, our main campus in a classic New England college town; Manchester, our city campus in the state’s business center; and Concord, the state capital and home to our award-winning law school.

Founded 1866

13,000 undergraduates, 2,400 graduate students and students from 50 states and 70 countries

200+ degree programs

18:1 undergraduate student to faculty ratio

83 percent of classes have fewer than 50 students

1,800 student presenters at our Undergraduate Research Conference

500+ study abroad programs available

280+ student-led clubs and organizations

20 Division I athletic teams

37 club, 58 intramural sports

3 award-winning dining halls

60 minutes from Boston, Portland (Maine) and the White Mountains

20 minutes from Portsmouth and New Hampshire beaches

1,000-student, experience-driven Manchester campus

245-student UNH School of Law in state capital, Concord

20 NASA satellites with UNH-designed and built instruments

50+ research centers and institutes

133,000 alumni around the world

The Carsey School of Public Policy at the University of New Hampshire is nationally recognized for its research, policy education and engagement. The Carsey School takes on the pressing issues of the 21st century, striving for innovative, responsive and equitable solutions.

The College of Engineering and Physical Sciences is dedicated to teaching, research, and service, reflecting the University of New Hampshire’s mission as a land, sea and space grant institution. The college offers a full array of bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees in engineering, mathematics, computer science, chemistry, earth science and physics as well as interdisciplinary programs in materials science, environmental engineering and ocean engineering.

The College of Health and Human Services has eight departments in the health professions: communications sciences and disorders; human development and family studies; health management and policy; kinesiology; nursing; occupational therapy; recreation management and policy and social work. Our undergraduate programs are nationally accredited and boast high success rates on board licensing examinations. Using state-of-the-art instructional methodologies and contemporary techniques, our professors join academic theories with clinical practice.

The College of Liberal Arts cultivates thinkers, creators, and doers through research, scholarship, and creative projects. The liberal arts are central to the university’s mission to engage students in responding to the grand challenges of today and tomorrow. Offering opportunities for study in the humanities, social sciences, fine and performing arts and education, the college prepares students for fulfilling careers and flourishing lives.

The College of Life Sciences & Agriculture offers associates, bachelors, masters and doctoral degrees that encompass the wide spectrum of life sciences, agriculture, and natural resources. The college is made up of world renowned faculty who combine teaching with a passion for research and public service. Their work to understand the nature of biological systems, manage and conserve natural resources, improve agricultural profitability and sustainability, enhance health and nutrition, and foster economic development has

earned UNH nationwide recognition as a top-tier land, sea and space grant university.

The School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering is the university’s first interdisciplinary school, designed to address today’s highly complex ocean and coastal challenges through integrated graduate education, research and engagement. Combining traditional faculty and program strengths in oceanography, marine biology and ocean engineering with an emerging marine policy focus, the School of Marine Science and Ocean Engineering provides its students with the scientific underpinnings of these disciplines while training them to contribute to and engage in scientifically informed policy and resource management.

The Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics offers bachelors, masters and doctorate degrees in business administration, economics, hospitality management, decision sciences, marketing and management. With a placement rate of more than 95% for graduates across all degree areas, Paul College offers a top-tier education and empowers students with the academic foundation, specialized knowledge, skills and hands-on learning experiences to develop as principled, well-rounded and hard-working professionals and leaders.

The Thompson School of Applied Science offers associate degree and diploma programs in the areas of applied animal science, civil technology, culinary arts, forest technology, horticultural technology, integrated agriculture management, veterinary science and others. Thompson School faculty bring significant work experience in industry and business, preparing students for career success through practical, science-based education.

The University of New Hampshire School of Law, formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center, has been a global leader in innovative legal education for more than 40 years, continuously evolving to ensure graduates are prepared to practice today’s law in essential areas including intellectual property, social justice, commerce and technology, international criminal law and justice and others. UNH Law’s intellectual property faculty is among the largest in the field and the IP program has ranked top 10 in the U.S. for more than 25 consecutive years. UNH Law’s LLM and master’s programs include on-campus and online options.

Areas of Study

UNH Geography: Rural and Urban CampusesDurhamOur main campus offers a 360-degree university experience, bringing together 280 student-led clubs, 20 Division I athletic teams and three award-winning dining halls. Ranked one of the safest college towns in the country, Durham combines the learning environment of a classic New England liberal arts college with the cutting-edge resources of a nationally ranked research institution. Our main campus is home to a welcoming, worldly intellectual community where knowledge is fostered through hands-on learning led by nationally renowned faculty.

ManchesterOur Manchester campus is in the heart of the state’s largest and most diverse city, surrounded by businesses that hire UNH graduates. UNH Manchester offers career-driven learning in the sciences and liberal arts, with an added focus on emerging fields such as biotechnology, neuropsychology, analytics and homeland security. Home to flourishing technology and media sectors, Manchester is also a hub for entertainment, sports, arts and culture. With small class sizes and an emphasis on real-world experience, UNH Manchester prepares students for success in their chosen field – and connects them to the wealth of professional opportunities in the region.

ConcordLocated in the state capital, the University of New Hampshire School of Law is an intimate, innovative law school, committed to developing practice-ready lawyers equipped to join the ranks of alumni who are global leaders in intellectual property, general practice, public interest and social justice, and commerce and technology. Concord is home to the New Hampshire State House and Supreme Court, as well as the federal court and all branches of state government, and it is close to many of the state’s major law firms and nonprofits. Our campus is in a quiet residential neighborhood across the street from a historic city park and a short walk to Concord’s vibrant downtown.

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Undergraduate Graduate LLM/ JD* Masters*

Tuition** $29,340 $27,130 $36,600 $41,100

Fees** $3,297 $2,000 $301 $301

Housing $7,024 $7,024 N/A N/A

Meal Plan $4,242 $4,242 N/A N/A

Insurance $2,300 $2,300 $2,280 $2,280

* University of New Hampshire School of Law ** Tuition and fees vary by program.

International students are eligible for merit-based scholarships and fellowships.

133,000UNH alumni

living worldwide

250+ UNHnetworking and social

events each year

A Truly Global Alumni NetworkGraduates with a degree from UNH can start their careers anywhere, from New England to California to Singapore. With 133,000 alumni living in the U.S. and in 78 countries across the globe, your UNH alumni network is there to support you.

UNH’s Alumni Pathways Mentoring Program pairs interested students with alumni who have a similar major or work in a related professional field. Through the program, alumni share their first-hand knowledge of what to expect after graduation and students develop solid skills as they prepare to launch successful careers.

unhconnect.unh.edu

Where UNH graduates work:

• Dell• EMD Millipore• Facebook• Fidelity Investments• Google• Liberty Mutual Insurance• Omni Hotels• Oracle• Pfizer• ThermoFisher Scientific

Elements of well-being

UNH grads are 60%more likely to be thriving in all five areas of well-being compared to the national average and other large public universities.

Full-time employment

Workplace engagement

39% U.S. national average

48% UNH grads

65% U.S. national average

79% UNH grads

Financial Purpose Physical Community Social

UNH’s Alumni Pathways Mentoring Program pairs students with alumni in year-long, one-on-one partnerships to help them develop career and networking skills.

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250+ UNHnetworking and social

events each year

250+ UNHnetworking and social

events each year

250+ UNHnetworking and social

events each year

133,000UNH alumni

living worldwide

133,000UNH alumni

living worldwide

UNH.edu/internationaladmission

University of New HampshireOffice of Admissions

Smith Hall3 Garrison AvenueDurham, NH 03824

international.students@unh.edu 001 (603) 862-1360