Student & Graduate Reviews
Happy Hampshire - 5/31/2016
Degree: Psychology
Graduation Year: 2012
"The University of New Hampshire was a supportive college with solid professors and administrative staff who cared about my education and success. Through my major I had opportunities to work in a lab closely with a professor which was a very valuable experience. I did not find my major very challenging. However, this allowed me to participate as a student leader on campus which was very rewarding."
Michelle - 11/30/2015
Degree: Social Work
Graduation Year: 2012
"I would NOT recommend this school. Internships were a huge part of this program, and I paid thousands of dollars for absolutely horrible internships. The school really had no other options for me, and I did not gain the skills or experience I should have from 2 internships. The school was not timely in addressing problems with internships. They say they offer many different classes, but in reality, you only have a couple of choices because they rotate the courses something like every 7 years- not helpful when a program is 2 years. They also go out of their way to cater to part-time students, so many full-time students experienced frustration with scheduling issues (ex: having only one class a day, not offering electives, only offering certain classes at the Manchester campus). I cannot in good conscience recommend this school or program, based on my experience."
Anonymous - 11/9/2015
Degree: Psychology
Graduation Year: 2012
"It was a great school! The campus is beautiful, close enough to the beach and other shopping. The food is FANTASTIC! I had good experiences with most of my teachers and there were many choices for classes! It was overall an amazing experience that I would recommend to all! It is expensive for out of staters, however."
Eric - 11/3/2015
Degree: History
Graduation Year: 2012
"I was provided with many tools to help me succeed in both the History and Geography programs. But the most important was the faculty, who were very helpful. The tuition was pretty high for a state school, though. But you got a lot for it. The course selection that I had made me think in ways I had not done before and created a more open mind for myself."
Anonymous - 10/13/2015
Degree: ESL
Graduation Year: 2009
"Great school, but offered little to no financial aid. It was a fabulous experience, but in retrospect, very expensive."
Anonymous - 9/29/2015
Degree: Biology
Graduation Year: 2013
"The school was great. Large diverse student body lots of activities to get involved in. Large class sizes easy to get overlooked in lectures."
Anonymous - 9/29/2015
Degree: Social Work
Graduation Year: 2014
"I received a great education at this school, but it's difficult going into such a low-paying field with the burden of loan payments."
Anonymous - 9/23/2015
Degree: Health Sciences
Graduation Year: 2005
"I thought UNH was a great school located on a beautiful campus close to the seacoast. There were lots of activities and clubs to join so it was easy to fill up extra time with extracurricular activities. It was also easy to minor in multiple areas to complement your major."