UNH Graduate School: Tuition and fees

Tuition & Fees

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Find your cost

What you pay depends on your program, where you live and how many credits you take. Choose your program to see current rates.

Main Campus degrees

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Main Campus graduate certificates

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Manchester programs

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Online graduate programs

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Types of aid

Ways to fund your future

From scholarships to loans, here’s a breakdown of the types of financial aid that help most Wildcats make UNH possible. 

Assistantships and fellowships

Many graduate students are funded through a paid assistantship or fellowship. If you’re a new student, your admission application generally serves as your application. Some departments use separate forms, so check with yours.

Scholarships and awards

The Graduate School awards scholarships and fellowships every year. The UNH Fellowships Office also lists scholarships and funding from outside UNH.

Student loans

Federal Direct Loans and other loan options are available to eligible graduate students. Start by filing the FAFSA.

Work-study jobs

Work-study provides part-time jobs funded by federal aid, letting undergrad and grad students earn money for school without taking on more debt.