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We believe that deep learning is fostered through action—collaborating with peers from different majors and pooling your knowledge to tackle complex problems and real-world challenges. Simply put, our educational approach better prepares you to enter the workforce with confidence.

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At Plymouth State, learning isn’t just sitting in a classroom. It’s about going beyond what you thought was possible and making connections with faculty, classmates, and communities.

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We’re pioneering new avenues for active participation.

Today’s digital, interconnected age has disrupted traditional industries, and you want more than just a traditional college degree for career success. At Plymouth State, you’ll have real-world experiences and gain skills prized by employers.

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Life at Plymouth State

Our awe-inspiring neighborhood includes a classic New England college town, the White Mountain National Forest, and New Hampshire’s Lakes Region. Think of our campus as a laboratory, a classroom, and a playground that will bring out your best.

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all incoming undergraduate students receive some financial aid
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Political Science Professor John Lappie discusses the problems of predicting election outcomes and cautions against embracing polls and forecasts. Learn More
Nearly 30 teams from across NH competed at Plymouth State University; NH Governor Sununu addressed competitors and volunteers
Twenty-nine robotics teams comprising more than 300 students and 65 volunteers from across New Hampshire gathered at Plymouth State University on Satu... Learn More
2024 Quill & Ink Award at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications First Amendment Award Celebration
PSU’s student-run newspaper, the Clock, received the 2024 Quill & Ink Award at the Nackey S. Loeb School of Communications First Amendment Award Celeb... Learn More

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