Plymouth State University Admissions

Our average class size is around 23 students. The largest is around 60 and the smallest, four.

Plymouth State has rolling admission. It will be approximately four to six weeks from the time of your completed application until you receive a decision.

Yes. Plymouth State offers students a unique experience to attend Limerick University in Ireland for the 1st semester of your freshman year. More information about this exciting program can be found on the Bagley Center web site.

Yes. Many students at PSU take the opportunity to study all over the world. Please refer to the Bagley Center for more information and to answer questions about studying abroad.

Whether you’re a player or a spectator, Plymouth has sports for you. We offer eight men’s and eleven women’s varsity sports, eight club sports and intramurals from golf to Ultimate Frisbee.

Yes, all students have an advisor and are assigned as early as new student orientation.

Yes, indeed. Internships are a very important part of PSU’s learning-by-doing philosophy. Some are an integral part of a specific curriculum and others are elective, but always a possibility. Some are coordinated by departments; many are overseen by The Bagley Center.

Housing is available all four years, as long as students meet deposit deadlines (first year) and are timely in their response to room draw notices. Usually students live in the residence halls for the first two years, then have the option to live in student apartments or off campus.

No, we have rolling admissions—so as soon as your first quarter or first trimester grades are ready, you can gather your other materials and complete your application. (See the deadlines for fall and spring, above.)

Yes! Plymouth has many support services including a Math Activities Center, Writing Center, and PASS(Plymouth Academic Support Services) Office. For more information contact PASS at (603) 535-2270