Yes, many first-year students bring their cars to campus. Permits are required and can be obtained from the University Police. All first-year students must park across the bridge at the facility services lot. From the facility services lot, you can walk back to campus (seven minutes) or take the University shuttle.
Plymouth’s positive, high-energy environment, deeply committed faculty and strong network of support systems make it the perfect place to find your niche. With about 4,000 full-time undergraduate students and an average class size of about 20, Plymouth is big enough to keep things interesting, yet small enough to ensure that no one get’s lost in the crowd.
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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