University of Plymouth

Overview

Plymouth - UK - UK

Established in 1862 as a polytechnic institute, Plymouth State University gained university status in 1992. The university is a three-time winner of the Queen's Anniversary Prize and is located in Plymouth, New Hampshire, USA. The main campus has a countryside setting with 47 buildings, spreading across 170 acres.
Plymouth ranks among the top 50 public universities nationally and is the first to have a private medical and dental school. The three faculties of Arts, Sciences, Business, and Education, offer 53 undergraduate majors and 60 minors in subjects like Anthropology, Interdisciplinary Studies, Information Technology, Management, and Business. More than 60 postgraduate programs in Accounting, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Integrated Arts, Language Education, Organizational Leadership, and Business Administration are also provided, along with 14 doctoral degrees.
On-campus accommodation in residence halls like Francis Drake, Radnor, Gilwell, Mary Newman, etc. is provided with study rooms, lounges, games, kitchens, cable TV, restaurants, laundry, wardrobes, rental insurance, and dining facilities for students in a double or triple room sharing option at 11,580 USD per year.
With an overall graduation rate of 54%, the average salary of a Plymouth University graduate is around 63,517 USD.
Plymouth is one of the most affordable institutions in the US, with an average undergraduate tuition fee of 23,902 USD, while postgraduate programs vary. With an acceptance rate of 85%, the fee for Common Application is 50 USD. Scholarships based on merits are awarded by the university, where Presidential Scholarships, Dean's Scholarships, Aspire Scholarships, and Promise Scholarships are some of them.