As a NH student there are a variety of transfer programs and options available to you. Select one of the programs below to learn more!
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Public Promise
Public Promise is designed for New Hampshire residents who were not admitted to Keene State College and/or Plymouth State University, who eventually wish to enroll in a bachelor’s program at the respective institution. Students begin their college study at one of the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) campuses and later transfer to a four-year program by taking advantage of programs like Dual NH or NH Transfer Connections! Scholarships available! |
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Dual Admission Programs
CCSNH to USNHApply once and gain admission to two schools! The NH Dual Admission Program is affordable option designed for students who wish to complete their associate degree at one of New Hampshire's seven Community Colleges before transitioning to a bachelors degree program at one of four University System of New Hampshire institutions (Granite State, Keene State, Plymouth State or UNH). Along the way, you will receive specialized academic advising and enjoy activities at two colleges including academic, athletic, cultural and social events. Take advantage of this great educational pathway and experience the power of 2! Visit DualNH.com to learn more!
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RN to BSN Programs
CCSNH to USNHThe RN to BSN Pathway program is designed for CCSNH Associate of Science, Nursing graduates who wish to complete their Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The NH RN to BSN Pathway program is a partnership between the Community College System of NH (CCSNH) and the University System of NH. This is a “public pathway” just for graduates of any CCSNH college to enroll in the RN to BSN Pathway program at Granite State College (GSC), continuing their Nursing education at the same cost per credit as their community college courses (currently only $200 per credit)! Do you have questions? Visit our RN to BSN Pathway FAQ page or click here to speak with an enrollment specialist! Other nursing completion programs: |
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Public Pathways at UNH Manchester
New Hampshire community college students now have a simpler option to transition their associate's degree into a UNH bachelor’s degree. Our new, four-year Public Pathways Program eliminates the transfer credit headache by clearly outlining the courses you should take in your first two years at community college, and how they will transfer to UNH's campus in Manchester. WMCC to UNH-M Criminal Justice & Homeland Security + Information Technology PathwaysThe University of New Hampshire at Manchester is partnering with White Mountains Community College to offer WMCC students a pathway to bachelor’s degrees in homeland security and computer science & entrepreneurship at UNH Manchester. Supported by the Neil and Louise Tillotson Fund of the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation, the partnership will allow students in the criminal justice/homeland security and information technology associate programs at WMCC to transition into the bachelor’s program at UNH Manchester at the same price as WMCC tuition! Many Public Pathways are compatible with the NH Dual Admission Program, visit dualnh.com today! |
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New Hampshire Institute of Art Transfer Programs
Many of the students who transfer to NHIA already have an emerging practice in art, writing or design. At NHIA, not only will you be supported by our nationally recognized faculty, but also by your peers. Through our admissions and transfer credit evaluation processes, we will assist you in merging your past academic and studio experiences with our curriculum. As a new student, you may be eligible to transfer up to a maximum of 60 credit hours (30 credits in liberal arts and 30 credits in studio art or writing) that would be applied to our 120 credit hour BFA program. Only coursework that receives a grade of “C” or better will considered for assessment. A preliminary transfer credit evaluation will be shared with you soon after you have been admitted to NHIA. |
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Running Start, e-Start and Dual Enrollment (for high school students!)
Running StartThe Running Start program allows high school students to take Community College System of NH (CCSNH) courses for high school AND college credit while still in high school. Courses offered through the Running Start program are college courses taught at the high school by CCSNH college credentialed high school faculty as part of the daily class schedule. |
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NH Transfer Connections Program
NHTCP is designed for New Hampshire students who eventually wish to enroll in a bachelor’s program at one of the four public institutions that make up the University System of New Hampshire (USNH). NHTCP students begin their college study at Granite State College or one of the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) campuses. Read more here: https://www.nhtransfer.org/nhtcp-faqs |
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Accelerated Bachelor's Completion Program
The Accelerated Bachelor's Completion program allows students to transfer their entire Associate Degree to Granite State College to choose from two Bachelor's degree options: B.S. in Business Management or B.S. in Psychology. Students will be able to earn their degree in 18 months 100% online. |