Additional Selected Colleges*
The Universities listed are all very good. Many of them do not have sufficient Endowment per Student to support significant need-based grant aid (particularly those that are part of non-NH state-university systems). At an early stage, families considering them should make use of our College Cost Calculators described at: https://reachhighscholars.org/college_cost_calculators.html.
The Liberal Arts Colleges have sufficient endowments to support generous aid. Many of them are at a considerable distance from New Hampshire.
To find a college, in Windows click Control + f, on a Mac click Command + f, and then type the college's name in the search box.
| Universities |
| New York University (78) |
| University of Florida (78) |
| Univ. of Cal. San Diego (77) |
| Univ. of Cal. Irvine (76) |
| Univ. of Cal. Davis (74) |
| Univ. of Texas 74 |
| Boston University (73) |
| University of Wisconsin (73) |
| Northeastern University (70) |
| Purdue University (70) |
| Florida Southern U (69) |
| University of Miami (69) |
| Syracuse University (68) |
| Univ. of Pittsburg (68) |
| George Washington Univ. (67) |
| Penn State University (67) |
| Univ. of Connecticut (67) |
| Fordham University (66) |
| Univ. of Massachusetts (66) |
| American University (64) |
| Marquette (63) |
| Univ of Denver (62) |
| Loyola Marymount (65) |
| Univ of San Diego (62) |
| Univ of Colorado (61) |
| Clark University (60) |
| Loyola Univ. Chicago (60) |
| Univ. of San Francisco 60 |
| Rochester Inst. of Technology (59) |
| UNH (56) |
| Liberal Arts Colleges |
| Sarah Lawrence College (62) |
| Beloit College WI (61) |
| Bennington College (60) |
| Allegheny College (58) |
| Wheaton (58) |
| Stonehill College (55) |
| St. Anselm College (54) |
Total: 37
*The scores (in parenthesis) are from USN&WR, Best Colleges, 2022 Edition, on a scale of 100 as the highest, and are based on: Outcomes (40%); Faculty Resources (20%); Expert Opinion (20%); Financial Resources (10%); Student Excellence (7%); and Alumni Giving (3%). About 180 colleges have scores of 60 or above. Only Princeton and Williams have scores of 100.