Our average class size is around 23 students. The largest is around 60 and the smallest, four.
Our average class size is around 23 students. The largest is around 60 and the smallest, four.
Plymouth State University participates in a regional cooperative program administered by the New England Board of Higher Education (NEBHE). The Regional Student Program enables residents of New England to attend an out-of-state public college or university within New England at reduced tuition for certain degree programs that are not available within their own state’s intuitions.
Eligible programs and states include:
| B.A. Tourism Management & Policy | CT, RI, VT |
| B.S. Humanities | MA, ME |
| B.S. Meteorology (Forecasting) | MA, ME, RI |
| B.S. Public Management | CT, MA, RI |
| M.Ed. Health Education | ME, VT |
This program expands opportunities in higher education for New England residents by making available on an equal basis courses not commonly offered at every institution. This tends to reduce duplication of courses and to utilize more efficiently the higher education facilities of each state.Information about this program may be obtained through the Admission Office, any guidance counselor or from the New England Board of Higher Education, 45 Temple Place, Boston, Massachusetts 02111 Phone: (617) 357-9620 E-mail: rsp@nebhe.org
You’ll find the support you need to achieve academic success. We understand that different people have different learning styles. Plymouth offers you a smarter way to learn–whatever your individual learning style. Academic support services are located in the expanded and updated Lamson Learning Commons, which combines the best features of a traditional library with the latest information technology resources.

After an amazing four years at PSU, I am graduating and moving forward with my career in Computer Science. Plymouth State offered me opportunities to learn and grow in my field of study while at the same time giving me a home and friends that made my college career great.
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