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Plymouth State University is a university in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The institution provides a student-focused learning environment through its Cluster Learning Model, which allows students to design degree programs that align with their professional aspirations. The university offers various academic paths, including 96-credit, three-year Applied Bachelor's degree programs designed to prepare students for the workforce through focused coursework, experiential learning, and internship opportunities. The campus features diverse 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.

Founded in 1871, the university serves a community of approximately 4,100 undergraduate and 3,000 graduate students. The 170-acre campus is characterized by a classic New England atmosphere and includes the LEED certified, environmentally conscious Langdon Woods residence hall. The university's educational approach emphasizes deep learning through action and collaboration with peers to address real-world challenges.

The university is located on Plymouth Blvd, situated about 0.3 miles from the Plymouth Library and near Rockford Road.

The university is known for its commitment to student success, maintaining a 96% job placement or graduate school enrollment rate within six months of graduation. All incoming undergraduate students receive some form of financial aid.

Plymouth State University provides innovative, hands-on educational opportunities for students within the Plymouth, New Hampshire community.