Plymouth State University is a university in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The institution provides undergraduate and graduate programs, including five applied bachelor's programs designed to be completed in three years through focused coursework, experiential learning, and internship opportunities. The university serves approximately 4,100 undergraduate and 3,000 graduate students.
Founded in 1871, the university utilizes a Cluster Learning Model that allows students to design degree programs aligned with their professional aspirations. The 170-acre campus features facilities such as the Lamson Library, the Boyd Science Center, the ALLWell North academic and athletic complex, and the Merrill Place Residence Hall and Conference Center. The campus environment is situated near the White Mountain National Forest and the Lakes Region. All incoming undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid, and the university maintains a 17:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
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The university provides a student-focused learning environment for the New Hampshire and New England community.