New Hampshire colleges: what each costs a year

27 New Hampshire schools, with the typical yearly cost of tuition, housing, books and supplies. The middle school here costs about $29,338 a year. Open one to see the monthly 529 savings goal.

All New Hampshire schools, A to Z

• Colby-Sawyer CollegeNew London$40,289 a year
• Dartmouth CollegeHanover$91,072 a year
• Empire Beauty School-HooksettHooksett$24,280 a year
• Empire Beauty School-LaconiaLaconia$24,280 a year
• Empire Beauty School-SomersworthSomersworth$24,280 a year
• Franklin Pierce UniversityRindge$65,900 a year
• Great Bay Community CollegePortsmouth$29,338 a year
• Harmony Health Care InstituteMerrimack$27,800 a year
• Keene Beauty AcademyKeene$22,900 a year
• Keene State CollegeKeene$31,350 a year
• Lakes Region Community CollegeLaconia$20,390 a year
• Manchester Community CollegeManchester$26,442 a year
• Nashua Community CollegeNashua$26,492 a year
• New England CollegeHenniker$62,264 a year
• NHTI-Concord's Community CollegeConcord$21,584 a year
• Paul Mitchell the School-PortsmouthPortsmouth$21,850 a year
• Plymouth State UniversityPlymouth$30,984 a year
• River Valley Community CollegeClaremont$21,936 a year
• Rivier UniversityNashua$58,324 a year
• Saint Anselm CollegeManchester$68,740 a year
• Southern New Hampshire UniversityManchester$33,300 a year
• St Joseph School of NursingNashua$33,888 a year
• Thomas More College of Liberal ArtsMerrimack$43,800 a year
• University of New Hampshire at ManchesterManchester$33,338 a year
• University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies OnlineManchester$18,072 a year
• University of New Hampshire-Main CampusDurham$36,144 a year
• White Mountains Community CollegeBerlin$20,136 a year

Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Estimates only: confirm with each school's cost-of-attendance letter.