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Private Colleges & Universities of New Hampshire
Antioch New England Graduate School - The official web site of Antioch University's Graduate school in Keene, New Hampshire. Programs, faculty and research, information for students, events.
Chester College of New England - Located in Chester. Admissions, academics, student life, news, development.
Colby-Sawyer College - An independent, coeducational, residential, undergraduate college that provides programs of study which integrate liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation.
College for Lifelong Learning - Certificates, associate and bachelor's degrees, with courses available in the evenings, on weekends, during the day and even online. School aimed at older students.
Daniel Webster College - Academic programs, admissions, continuing studies, alumni and development, student affairs, information services, support services, calendar, special events.
Dartmouth College - The smallest of the Ivy League colleges. Located in Hanover, NH.
Franklin Pierce College - Both a residential college for undergraduates and a school of continuing education for both undergraduates and grads.
Franklin Pierce Law Center - An ABA-accredited law school located in Concord.
Magdalen College - A traditional Roman Catholic liberal arts college. Program of studies, student life, and a virtual tour.
New England College - An independent, liberal arts college offering undergraduate, graduate and professional programs leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Master of Education and Master of Science.
Rivier College - Offers a Catholic liberal education with a commitment to social justice. Admissions, employment, and history.
Saint Anselm College - A small Catholic College in the Benedictine Tradition located in Manchester.
Thomas More College of Liberal Arts - Four year liberal arts college founded by Catholic educators with a core curriculum in the humanities. The main campus is in Merrimack. All sophomores spend a semester in Rome, Italy.