Yes, all participating institutions accept transfer students. Contact an advisor for transfer details.
It is very important that you meet with an admissions counselor or academic counselor at the sending institution as early as possible so you can receive help choosing courses for a transfer pathway. That person can help you set up an appointment with an admissions representative from the college you plan to transfer to. Although there are some specific transfer agreements in place, there are a number of variables and it is vital that you receive guidance as soon as you decide you might transfer.
Yes, you must have a "C" or better for the course credit to be accepted. The grade itself will not transfer, just the credits.
Every institution has its own deadlines and requirements for admission and there may be different deadlines for transfer students. It is very important that you begin to research these details as soon as you think you may want to transfer.
You should speak to admission or financial aid personnel from the CCSNH institution when you first become interested in applying. As soon as you know you intend to transfer, you should set up an appointment with a financial aid representative at the college you wish to attend.
You will need to reach out to the institution in which you are interested in for information about housing options.
At NH Transfer we are committed to serving the educational needs of military personnel and families. Here you will find a collection of Veterans and Military services offered at each of our partner institutions.
University of New Hampshire College of Professional Studies:
If you’re a servicemember or veteran, several education benefits programs can help fund your college education. Your status and branch of service will determine what benefits you can use. Servicemembers can discuss their benefits with their Education Services Officer and our Military and Veterans Benefits Coordinator can answer any college-related benefit questions.
In accordance with Title 38 US Code 3679(e), if you are a beneficiary of the Post-9/11 G.I. Bill® or Veteran Readiness & Employment (VR&E) benefits and have provide a valid certificate of eligibility (COE), you may attend your course(s) without penalty while the VA processes payment to UNH College of Professional Studies. For full policy details, please view our catalog.
Veterans/Military Benefits Coordinator
Email: veterans.cps@unh.edu
Phone: (603) 641-4329
Keene State College
Keene State values our veterans – for what you have done and for what you can contribute – and offers the following resources to help make your experience at Keene State one that exceeds your expectations. We are willing to help with the transition to college life, show you how to get involved with the college community, and make sure you have access to all programs and activities.
Veterans Support Advisory Committee
Cathy Mullins
Email: Catherine.Mullins@keene.edu
Phone: (603) 358-2281
Plymouth State University
The mission of the Veterans Service Center is to assist veterans and their dependents with any concerns regarding educational benefits and entitlements. Proper contact information for other veterans’ needs is also available.
Veterans/Military Benefits Coordinator
Jacqui Nelson
Email: jenelson@plymouth.edu
UNH-Durham
Military and Veteran Services (MVS) is the office to go to for any student using an educational benefit that is related to their (or their spouse/parent) military connection. Students will make the MVS office their first choice in learning about those educational benefits and how to apply them to their college expenses. We are the primary resource within the university community for students using military benefits, information about programs offered, and to learn about opportunities such as the Student Armed Forces Association (SAFA). The MVS office plays a central role on campus in raising awareness, educating the community and being vigilant about maintaining our status as a Military Friendly Institution.
Veterans/Military Benefits Coordinator
Military & Veteran Services
Email: unh.veterans@unh.edu
Phone: (603) 862-0643
UNH Manchester
UNH Manchester welcomes returning veterans from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and all who have served our country in the military. Whether you’re just starting your college career, transferring from another institution or returning to the classroom after a break in education, you’ll get the resources and support to help you transition from service member to scholar.
VA Certifying Officials
Jennifer Hashem | Office of Student Accounts
Email: Jennifer.Hashem@unh.edu
Phone: (603) 641-4329
Doreen Palmer | Registration Office
Email: Doreen.Palmer@unh.edu
Phone: (603) 641-4164
The RN to BSN Pathway program is designed for CCSNH Associates of Science, Nursing Graduates who wish to complete their Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The New Hampshire RN to BSN pathway program is a partnership between the Community College of NH (CCSNH) and the University System of New Hampshire.
Don’t worry, transfer is still an option! We can help you find the right pathway to your desired major. Contact us today and we can help you get started.
You can still rely on the pathways for course guidance and your courses will transfer in the same way. Contact us to learn more about applying for transfer without an associate’s degree.
Granite Edvance is a partnered service dedicated to helping students in New Hampshire navigate the FAFSA process with ease. Offering a wealth of resources on its website, Granite Edvance allows students to connect with specialized advisors who provide real-time support through phone, video chat, or in-person meetings. These advisors are equipped to guide students and families through unique FAFSA situations, ensuring a smooth and personalized experience. Additionally, Granite Edvance regularly hosts open houses at CCSNH colleges, creating direct student engagement opportunities. Visit their website below to get started.
Learn more about Granite Edvance
Schedule an appointment with an Advisor from Granite Edvance
Don’t worry, transfer is still an option! We can help you find the right pathway to your desired major. Contact us today and we can help you get started.
You can still rely on the pathways for course guidance and your courses will transfer in the same way. Contact us to learn more about applying for transfer without an associate’s degree.