More than half of our students transferred here from other schools, choosing Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ Manchester for its career-driven programs and accessibility to real-world opportunities in the city. Whether you’re coming from a community college or a four-year institution, we’ve made the transfer process as simple as possible — so you can set foot on your next path with confidence.
Transfer from a Community College
We’ve worked side-by-side with community colleges in New Hampshire as well as Northern Essex Community College in Massachusetts to develop curriculum guides for a seamless transition to a Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ Manchester bachelor’s degree program. We’ve also made the process as easy as possible for you to transfer here from a New Hampshire community college.
Applying is easy. Follow these steps.
Submit the (or the if you’re transferring from a New Hampshire community college)
Send in your official high school transcript and/or General Equivalency Diploma (GED) and official college transcript(s)
Residency Statement if applying for the spring semester. Fall semester applicants will submit this form after paying the enrollment deposit.
Optional: Submit letter(s) of recommendation and/or official SAT/ACT scores (Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ's CEEB code for College Board SATs and TOEFL tests is 3918)
The New Hampshire Promise
With the New Hampshire Promise, a high-quality public university education is now within reach for more New Hampshire students. Beginning in fall 2027, incoming first-year students who are New Hampshire residents and have a total family income of up to $100,000 a year can pay no tuition at any USNH institution, including Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ Durham, Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ Manchester, Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ College of Professional Studies Online, Keene State College, and Plymouth State University. It’s an opportunity to get an exceptional education by removing a major financial barrier and giving more students the opportunity to pursue their goals and build their future right here in New Hampshire.
Get the Credit(s) You Deserve
You want a quality education that fits your lifestyle, goals and budget. We’ll work with you to make that happen—that’s why we accept up to 72 transfer credits from community colleges and up to 96 from four-year institutions. Schedule your visit with an admissions counselor to see how your credits will transfer in.
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Transfer Admissions Criteria
Most transfer students accepted to a bachelor’s degree program demonstrate:
Trend in achievement. Although there is no specific requirement for grade point average, most admitted students have a cumulative GPA of 2.8 or above. Your most recent academic record is given the most weight.
Major-related studies. We look for high school and college courses that reflect your intended major.
Good academic standing. You should be in good academic standing at, and eligible to return to, the last institution of higher education you attended. If you have been suspended at another institution, you are not able to apply to Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ during the period of your suspension. If you have been expelled from an institution, you must wait two years before being considered for admission to Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ.
Additional Information
The admissions office will not process an application until it is complete with all the required documentation. Applicants should allow three to five weeks after all materials have been filed before anticipating admission notification. There are no interviews as part of the application process. All offers of admission are considered conditional and are subject to the verification of satisfactory achievement when final high school transcripts are reviewed by the Admission Committee.
Permanent resident aliens need to submit a copy of their permanent resident card. Non-U.S. citizens should include a photocopy of the passport page with biographic information.
Do not send IEPs, 504 Plans and other documentation regarding a disability to the Admissions Office. These materials should be brought to the student’s first meeting with their academic counselor after the new student orientation.
Ó£»¨¶¯Âþ's CEEB code for College Board SATs and TOEFL tests: 3918
Connect With Us
We’re dedicated to building your future together, so our admissions counselors are happy to answer any of your questions. Connect with a counselor today at unhm.admissions@unh.edu or (603) 641-4150.