There are 7 Regional Universities in New Hampshire - 2 public and 5 private schools. The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $11,185 for New Hampshire residents and $17,435 for out-of-state students. In private schools, the undergraduate tuition & fees are $31,580. The average tuition & fees of graduate programs are $14,335 for New Hampshire residents and $18,094 for out-of-state students in public schools. In private schools, the graduate tuition & fees are $22,948 in average.

Franklin Pierce University has the highest tuition & fees of $44,963 and University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies Online has the lowest tuition & fees of $9,372 among Regional Universities in New Hampshire.

Southern New Hampshire University is the largest school with 164,091 students and Antioch University-New England is the smallest school with 1,045 students among those schools.

Comparison between 7 Regional Universities in New Hampshire with key academic statistics

Tuition & Key Stats Comparison between Regional Universities in New Hampshire
School NameUnder-graduate Tuition & FeesGraduate Tuition & FeesAcceptance RateGraduation RateStudent To faculty RatioStudent Population
Antioch University-New EnglandKeene, NHPrivate, 4-year -$26,422 -- - 1,045
Franklin Pierce UniversityRindge, NHPrivate, 4-year $44,963$40,049 90.00%51% 12 to 1 1,663
New England CollegeHenniker, NHPrivate, 4-year $27,114$14,928 95.99%30% 7 to 1 2,852
Plymouth State UniversityPlymouth, NHPublic, 4-year $25,498
($14,558)		$24,950
($18,350)		 91.00%50% 17 to 1 3,872
Rivier UniversityNashua, NHPrivate, 4-year $37,791$12,871 81.99%57% 15 to 1 2,551
Southern New Hampshire UniversityManchester, NHPrivate, 4-year $16,450$20,469 96.00%41% 22 to 1 164,091
University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies OnlineManchester, NHPublic, 4-year $9,372
($7,812)		$11,238
($10,320)		 -14% 14 to 1 1,425