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Our promise is a simple one: Give us your best and we’ll give you ours. For Plymouth this means a 135-year tradition of excellence in teaching; a mountain setting so majestic and invigorating that it strengthens character and keeps life in perspective on even the most challenging days; a level of excellence in programs and facilities that you might find at schools twice as large; any number of decisive moments and peak experiences that will transform you forever; and an education that will reward your efforts for the rest of your life.

Schedule Now! Upcoming Tours and Open Houses

You can come for a tour almost any weekday, but this month we have two open houses and a Saturday information session planned. In addition to a campus tour, open house participants can attend a class and meet with admissions, financial aid, or staff in other offices. Saturday sessions include discussion with a panel of students along with the tour.

Schedule your visit now:

Want to catch a game? The leaves are just off the trees and it still feels like fall, but hockey season has already started. The Panther Women will be playing five home games through November and the beginning of December. The men’s team picks up from there with a long stretch of home games through December and January.

The PSU Advantage

360 degrees. 365 days a year.

Plymouth State gives you year round access to incredible outdoor adventure. We’ve got you covered whether you’re into the adrenaline rush of extreme sports–like boarding and rock climbing–or prefer more tranquil outdoor pursuits–like hiking and camping. Our location in the White Mountains of central New Hampshire puts you within minutes of some of the country’s best ski resorts, lakes, parks and campgrounds. Prefer city-life? We’re just a short two hour ride from Boston.

Outstanding Students

Norman Shippee

Class of 2011
Meteorology
Foster, Rhode Island

As an undergraduate, I spent four years studying meteorology with some of the finest faculty in the country and enjoyed it so much that I decided to stay for my Graduate degree. Plymouth State offered me a great opportunity to explore the field with internships at places like Mount Washington Observatory and the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, all while providing a more personalized college experience.

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