Community Colleges in New Hampshire

How much does it cost to attend community college in New Hampshire?   The average annual in-state two year college tuition in New Hampshire was $8,038 for the 2021-2022 academic year. This is a change of ($199) from the 2019-2020 average of $8,237 and represents a -2.42% annual decline. The list of New Hampshire community colleges below provides school specific cost and value rating. Community colleges, also known as junior colleges, provide an excellent money saving opportunity for those concerned with college costs. Many students are choosing to begin their education at community colleges for two years, taking advantage of their lower cost. Then after two years transferring to a full four year institution to pursue a full bachelors degree or higher. Most community colleges also have the benefit of open admission policies.  

Our guide surveyed tuition data from the 7 community colleges and universities in New Hampshire, the most popular being NHTI Concord's Community College with 919 full time students and an in-state tuition list price of $6,450. Great Bay Community College is the most expensive community school in New Hampshire with an in-state tuition of $6,450.

Click on any school for current tuition, future cost estimates, school specific savings plans and estimated student loan payments. New Hampshire colleges can also be filtered by public, private, community colleges and four year schools. Additionally, cost based sorting is available for the lowest and highest tuition options. Jump directly to our ranking of best values in New Hampshire or cheap New Hampshire colleges guide.

<Academic Rating is a CollegeCalc proprietary national percentile ranking of a college's overall difficulty and educational effectiveness. An average score is 50. Dollar value is a measure of a school's academic rating compared with the average net price paid. Colleges which are ranked "n/a" didn't report sufficient data to formulate a score. Learn more about our ratings.

All price data are reprinted from the U.S. Department of Education's 2020-2021 IPEDS Survey and reflect reported costs for the 2021-2022 academic year.

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