Plymouth State University

Overview

Plymouth State University, established in 1871, is a public institution located in Plymouth, New Hampshire, a town set amidst the White Mountains and Lakes Region, which offers a rural atmosphere and natural beauty. Approximately two hours from Boston, the university provides a scenic campus background that reflects its New England heritage with contemporary facilities. The university enrolls students in a variety of undergraduate and graduate programs, with popular majors including Business, Education, Environmental Science, and Meteorology. Academically, Plymouth State offers an integrated cluster approach to learning, encouraging interdisciplinary study and collaboration. With a student-centered focus, the admission process at Plymouth State University is considered to be moderately selective. On-campus housing is available to students, with multiple residence halls that enhance the collegiate experience. Plymouth State University is home to the Panthers, with their athletic teams participating in the NCAA Division III, though the institution is not primarily recognized for its competitive sports teams.

In the most recent statistical year 5,917 prospective students applied, and 5,772 were granted admission.  Of those admitted 870 enrolled in the school.  3,385 students are enrolled on a full time basis, and 487 attend part time. In-state tuition for 2022/2023, excluding room and board, is $11,870 plus fees of $2,622.