So. What are you doing next year?

p l y m o u t h s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y

p ly m o u t h s t a t e u n i v e r s i t y

a d m i s s i o n s o f f i c e(800) 842-6900(603) 535-2237

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Why do more than a thousand students like you choose psu every year?

“it’s just my size.”• 4,300 undergraduates (almost half from out of state)• 47 states and 28 foreign

countries represented • Average class size: 18

“psu has my major.” With 55 majors and 60+ minors, plus a program for students still deciding on a major, your options are wide open. (See page 18 for the complete list.)

“i can afford it.” 91% of first-year students receive some kind of financial aid, so don’t let cost get in the way of your education.

"plymouth rocks!"In addition to living in one of America's great small towns, you’ll be minutes from ski resorts, rivers, and theatre and concert venues, and just a couple hours from Boston and Portland. Think of PSU’s 170-acre central new Hampshire campus as a laboratory, a classroom, and a playground.

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a l y s s a m i r am e t e o r o l o g y

the reason i started looking at psu was the fact that my major was offered.

once i came to visit, i liked psu for so many other reasons. i love the size; how i can

walk across campus and see at least one person i know but still meet someone

new every day. the sense of community was a big pull for me.

“everyone gets involved.”Community service is the culture and the norm here. The PSU motto—Ut prosim, or “That I may serve”—really means something to students and faculty.

see for yourselfWhether you’re into the environ-ment, health and fitness, busi-ness, or music performance, a visit is the best way to find out if Plymouth State University is the right fit for you.

Visit plymouth.edu/admissions or call (800) 842-6900 for more information and to schedule a campus tour.

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is college worth it?

A college graduate’s annual

income will be about $22,000

more than that of a high school

graduate. And the unemploy-

ment rate for college graduates

is 2.6 times lower than for recent

high school graduates. Especially

in rough economic times, a

degree from PSU can bring more

opportunities throughout your

working life.

okay, i want to go … but

how will i pay?

Don’t let cost get in the way of

your education. We may be able

to find a way together. 91% of

PSU first-year students receive

some kind of need- or merit-

based financial aid.

Once you’ve fallen in love with

PSU and been accepted, the

Financial Aid Team will walk you

through every option; tell you

about scholarships, grants, loans,

and work-study; and help you fill

out forms. And they will stick with

you through all your years at PSU,

as long as you need them.

Are you eligible for financial

support? Apply for it and find out!

Remember: college degree = more

money + more job opportunities.

plymouth.edu/office/financial-aid

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financial support

average annual cost of tuition, mandatory fees, and room and board:• NHresident: $21,868• Non-resident: $29,288• NHcommuter: $12,610

need- and merit-based financial assistance available.

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in accordance with ncaa division iii rules, psu does not offer athletic scholarships.

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i know i'm not the only student who has concerns about how to afford college.

financial aid has given me the opportunity to further my education without a huge weight on my shoulders. plymouth state understands that these are hard times for most people and

are sensitive about that.

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academicsW h a t d o e s c o l l e g e l o o k l i k e t o y o u ?

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picture this

You’re among a small group of students,

discussing, arguing, and analyzing your

subject together. Your professor calls on

you by name. He expects you to get out

and apply your learning in the real world

through research, university-community

partnerships, internships with local busi-

nesses, study abroad, volunteer work, or

national student exchanges. Years later,

he’ll still know your name.

This is your life at Plymouth State.

plymouth.edu/academics

Will i get in?

While your academic record is your most

valuable asset in applying, PSU also looks

closely at your character, leadership, ini-

tiative, and special talents. No minimum

SAT score is required for admission, but

most admitted students will have:

• SAT combined critical reading and

math score: 900–1100 (or ACT

composite: 19–24);

• High school GPA: 2.5–3.5.

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my advisor, mark fischler, has played a large role in the success that i have had both in the

classroom and out. he has helped me along a path of self-exploration that i cannot see having

had if i had not come to psu.

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What will a psu degree

give me?

A solid liberal arts foundation: by

the time you graduate, you will

think critically and have a deep

and practical understanding of

your chosen field. most impor-

tantly, you will be well prepared to

enter the working world.

so, what’s your major?

Get used to this question—you’ll

be hearing it a lot over the next

few years. Whether you declare a

major before you enroll or need

some more time to decide, PSU

can help you get to where you

want to go. And you have plenty

of majors to choose from (see

page 18).

no major yet? no problem.

Some students enter college with

a major in mind. Others—about

a third of entering first-year

students—are still deciding.

The Department of University

Studies is a personalized advising

program designed to help you

explore academic options and

choose an appropriate major.

Dedicated faculty and staff will

welcome you to university life, get

to know you, and serve as aca-

demic advisors and mentors until

you choose a major and move on

to a home department. With their

help, you will be better prepared

to graduate within four years and

put your education to good use.

plymouth.edu/office/university-studies

design your own major

PSU’s Interdisciplinary Studies

degree program allows you to

create your own major with the

assistance of faculty from two or

more departments. Interested in

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the global economy? mix business

courses with foreign language.

Want to go pre-med? Combine

courses in biology, chemistry, and

mathematics. Is web design your

thing? Combine graphic arts and

computer science.

Being an innovative thinker with

a range of interrelated skills can

give you the edge you need to

get into a profession you love.

plymouth.edu/interdisc

academic support: we’ve got

your back

When you arrive at PSU you’ll

find that everyone wants to help

you succeed. You’ll have full

access to all these services and

more during your years here:

• Academic Advising

• Career Services

• Department of University

Studies

• math Activities Center

• PASS (Plymouth Academic

Support Services), includ-

ing peer tutoring, academic

counseling, and services for

students with disabilities

• Writing Center

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get your degree sooner

… or go on for a higher degree.

If you’re hoping to get out into

the workforce as soon as pos-

sible, the Division of Online and

Continuing Studies (DOCS)

gives you a chance to speed up

your degree progress by taking

Winterim and summer session

courses, as well as weekend,

evening, online, and blended

courses.

plymouth.edu/docs

And while the idea of graduate

school may seem as far off as

the moon, here’s something that

might bring that moon within

reach: the College of Graduate

Studies has options that allow you

to finish your bachelor’s and

master’s degrees in only five

years.

plymouth.edu/graduate

PSU has the only meteorology degree program in NH

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i am so thankful for the amazing support psu offers. during my first two years when my english was not

as good as it is now i really took advantage of the pass office and

the writing center. i hope the learning experience i have had in the

classroom, in the community, and as an athlete will set me apart

from the competition when i go home and apply for jobs

back in sweden.

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We don’t like to brag, but maybe

you didn’t know …

PSU offers:

• new Hampshire’s only degree in

meteorology

• A nursing degree and RN–to–

BSn completion program

• A state-of-the-art science facility

• One of new England’s best educa-

tion programs

• A planetarium with Starlab Sky

Projector

• A lively music, theatre, and dance

program, with courses open to all

majors and facilities that include

the 665-seat Hanaway Theatre

• Extensive athletic training and

sport physiology lab

• Campus-wide focus on environ-

mental issues and initiatives

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i know my experience at psu will help me in my life after college.

academically, i feel prepared. if you want to get into a career that

you are going to actually enjoy, going to college is how

you can help make that dream come true.

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artBA Art: CeramicsBA Art: DrawingBA Art: Graphic DesignBA Art: PaintingBA Art: PrintmakingBA Art: SculptureBA Art History BFA Graphic DesignBFA 2D Studio ArtBFA 3D Studio ArtBS Art Education (K–12)

atmospheric science & chemistryBS Chemistry: BiochemistryBS Chemistry: Chemistry

Education (7–12)BS Chemistry: Environmental ChemistryBS Chemistry: GeneralBS meteorology

biological sciencesBA BiologyBS BiologyBS Biological Science

Education (7–12)BS BiotechnologyBS Environmental Biology

business administrationBS AccountingBS Business AdministrationBS Management: General

managementBS Management: Human

Resource managementBS Management: International

BusinessBS Management: Small Business/ Entrepreneurship BS Marketing: Integrated marketing CommunicationsBS Marketing: Professional SalesBS Marketing: Public RelationsBS FinanceBS Sports management

communication & media studiesBA Communication Studies: Media StudiesBA Communication Studies: Professional Communication

computer science & technologyBS Computer ScienceBS Information Technology

criminal justiceBA Criminal Justice

early childhood studiesBS Early Childhood Studies: ContractBS Early Childhood Studies: Early Care & EducationBS Early Childhood Studies: Teacher Certification (PreK–3)BS Early Childhood Studies: Early Intervention

elementary education & childhood studiesBS Childhood StudiesBS Elementary Education (K–8)

englishBA EnglishBA English: Literature & FilmBA English: Teacher Certification (5–12)BA English: Writing

environmental science & policyBS Environmental Science & Policy: Community & EnvironmentBS Environmental Science & Policy: Environmental Science

health & human performanceBS Adventure EducationBS Athletic TrainingBS Exercise & Sport PhysiologyBS Health EducationBS Health Education: Health PromotionBS Health Education: School Health (K–12)BS Physical Education: ContractBS Physical Education: Physical Education & Health Education Teacher Certification (K–12)BS Physical Education: Teacher Certification (K–12)BS Sports management

history & philosophyBA HistoryBA PhilosophyBS Social Studies Education (5–12)

humanities councilBA Humanities

interdisciplinary studies councilBA Interdisciplinary StudiesBS Interdisciplinary Studies

languages & linguisticsBA FrenchBA SpanishBA modern Languages

mathematicsBS mathematicsBS Mathematics: Middle School Teacher Certification (5–8)BS Mathematics: Secondary Teacher Certification (7–12)

music, theatre & danceBA Music: Commercial Voice PerformanceBA Music: ContractBA Music: Music TechnologyBA Music: Piano Performance & PedagogyBA Music: Voice Performance & PedagogyBS music Education (K–12)BA Theatre Arts: ActingBA Theatre Arts: ContractBA Theatre Arts: Dramatic WritingBA Theatre Arts: Music Theatre PerformanceBA Theatre Arts: Theatrical Design/Tech

nursing BS Nursing: RN Completion (must have Rn license)BS Nursing: Pre–Licensure nursing

psychologyBA PsychologyBS Psychology: DevelopmentalBS Psychology: Mental HealthBS Psychology: Psychology & Law

social scienceBA Anthropology/Sociology: AnthropologyBA Anthropology/Sociology: SociologyBA Political ScienceBA Tourism management & PolicyBS GeographyBS Environmental PlanningBS Public managementBS Social Science

social WorkBS Social WorkBS Social Work: Aging ServicesBS Social Work: Child & Family ServicesBS Social Work: Health ServicesBS Social Work: Mental Health ServicesBS Social Work: Social Services for Hispanic Communities

Academic Degree Programs

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a s h l e y c l a r k ee n v i r o n m e n ta l s c i e n c e

a n d p o l i c y, W i t h a c o n c e n t r at i o n

i n c o m m u n i t y, a n d W i t h m i n o r s i n a n t h r o p o l g y

a n d s o c i o l o g y

i've made connections with many amazing professors, as well as

other students and local people of plymouth. psu is a giant community

of all people and all majors. i'm always finding links between two

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real-world experience

Whether you’re looking to put

your skills to work in an internship,

or experience another culture by

studying abroad, PSU can give

you the opportunity of a lifetime.

internships

Test-drive a career, develop

skills, and network with profes-

sionals while applying what

you’ve learned in class to the real

world. The staff at PSU’s Global

Education Office will help you

find internship opportunities

locally or around the world that

match your skills and interests.

Students have interned at pub-

lishing houses, hotels, zoos, the

Kennedy Space Center, and

other cool places.

study abroad

Experience new cultures through

study abroad programs in more

than 100 countries, including

China, the Netherlands, Spain,

Italy, and Jamaica. Whether you

choose to study abroad for a few

weeks as part of a course, for an

entire semester, or even an entire

year, the team at the Global

Education Office will help you

every step of the way, and they’ll

be there for you throughout your

time abroad.

You can study abroad as early

as the first semester of your first

year through PSU’s Freshman

Abroad Program at the

University of Limerick in Ireland.

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study abroad is affordable! psu and many of its study abroad partners offer scholarships, and any financial aid you’ve been awarded travels with you.

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During your semester in Ireland,

you’ll take a combination of PSU

and Limerick courses and live

on campus with Irish students

and other international students.

You’ll also have a chance to bond

with a PSU faculty member, who

will accompany you and your

classmates to Ireland and teach

two of your courses.

Want to study closer to home?

Check out the national Student

Exchange Program, which allows

you to study for a semester or

for a year at any of nearly 200

colleges throughout the US and

Canada.

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Where you’ll live

PSU's 170-acre campus is home

to seven residence halls and two

student apartment complexes.

All rooms are furnished with the

basics for you and your room-

mate: beds, dressers, desks,

chairs, and closets. The fun part

is decorating your space and

making it your own!

What you’ll eat

You’ll never go hungry here.

From Prospect Dining Hall to

numerous cafés, the PSU cam-

pus has a huge variety of snack-

ing and dining options. Prospect

Dining Hall offers home-cooked

favorites, a fully-loaded salad

bar, vegetarian options, pizza,

desserts—there’s even a walk-up

window for to-go orders. At the

HUB, you can grab a quick bite

at the Union Grille or a bagel

and coffee at the Sidewalk Café.

While you’re at Lamson Library,

you can stop by the Commons

Café for a latte and a muffin.

Along the edge of campus

you'll find all that main Street

Plymouth has to offer: Thai,

pizza, Chinese, deli, burgers,

Mexican, and more.

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a day i n th e li f e o f a r e s h a l l

What you can do

Do what you love or try some-

thing new! See a concert or a

movie, ice skate at Hanaway Rink,

cheer the PSU Panthers on to

victory at a game, build a house

with Habitat for Humanity, chal-

lenge yourself on a high ropes

course, shop on Main Street—

whatever you’re into, there’s

always something to do on and

around campus.

And don’t forget the lakes and

mountains that surround PSU

are perfect for hiking, biking,

climbing, skiing, snowboarding,

or simply relaxing.

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Cue up between classes.

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the outdoor center

Get your gear on at the Outdoor

Center, which offers students

free use of a wide variety of

recreational equipment including

skis, snowshoes, and paddling

and camping gear. The center

also sponsors day and overnight

trips throughout new England

so you can learn or practice skills

like rock climbing, paddling,

surfing, and skiing.

plymouth.edu/outdoor-center

get out of town!

PSU is in the heart of north-

ern new England—grab some

friends and explore!

• 90 minutes to Hampton

Beach or downtown

Portsmouth.

• Two hours to Fenway Park

or new England Aquarium.

• Four hours to Montreal.

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fun and games

From sports teams to social clubs,

there are endless opportunities to

meet people, make friends, and

have fun:

• 20 NCAA Division III varsity

sports

• 7 intramural sports (including

softball and broomball)

• 7 sports clubs (including rugby

and snowboarding)

• Group exercise classes

(including yoga, cardio boot-

camp, and Zumba)

• 100+ clubs and organizations

(including student govern-

ment, academic clubs, and

special interest clubs)

plymouth.edu/life

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athleticsthe men’s ice hockey team defeated salem state

to capture the 2012 massachusetts state collegiate athletic conference (mascac) championship and earn

a Berth in the ncaa division iii championships.

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Whether you’re a dedicated student-athlete or a die-hard sports fan, you can’t beat the excitement of Panther Athletics!

PSU fields 9 men’s and 11 wom-en’s nCAA Division III varsity athletic teams, all with a proud tradition of success. Recent hon-ors include:• men’s ice hockey won the 2012

mASCAC Championship and advanced to the nCAA championships.

• Women’s field hockey captured the 2012 ECAC Championship.

• Women’s lacrosse won the Little East Conference regular season titles in 2012 and 2013.

intercollegiate athleticsmen’s Alpine Skiing Baseball BasketballCross Country Ice Hockey Football Lacrosse Soccer Wrestling

women's Alpine Skiing BasketballCross CountryIce HockeyField HockeyLacrosseSoccerSoftballSwimming and DivingTennis Volleyball

PSU also offers sports clubs and intramural sports in baseball, softball, rugby, snowboarding, and much more.

PSU also offers affiliated club sports such as competitive cheer-leading and men's and women's ice hockey, and intramural sports in baseball. rugby, snowboarding, and much more.

fields and facilities PSU’s campus includes 50 acres of playing and practice fields, plus nine outdoor tennis courts, and an 850-seat indoor ice arena. Inside our Physical Education Center, you’ll find an Olympic-sized swimming pool, athletic training center, a three-court gymnasium with seating for 2,000, and more.athletics.plymouth.edu

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health & safetyit’s all about you

Here are just some of the ways

PSU helps make you feel more at

home:

health services is an on-campus

acute care clinic that offers the

kind of care you’d get from your

own doctor. Speare memorial

Hospital, a critical access hospi-

tal, is just across the street from

campus.

The counseling and human

relations center offers free,

confidential services to help stu-

dents with issues including anxiety,

stress, depression, and more.

The sage (Sexuality, Anti-

Violence, Gender, and Equality)

Center provides services that

address violence prevention,

diversity, and gender-based

issues to promote a safe, inclusive

campus.

The reflection and spiritual

care center provides spiritual

support for people of all faiths.

The wellness center offers

programs that support the health

and well-being of students, includ-

ing massage, life coaching, health

education, and wellness fairs.

All residence halls are smoke-free

and locked 24 hours a day. Each

residence hall has a residence

director and community advisors

who live onsite to help create a

safe and secure living environment

for all students.

The plymouth state university

police department offers safety

services and workshops, enforces

campus parking rules, and edu-

cates the community about best

practices in personal and commu-

nity safety. Officers are on duty 24

hours a day.

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Give back to the community,

help people, and learn more

about yourself in the process

at PSU, where our motto is Ut

Prosim, Latin for “That I may

Serve.”

The Community Service

Center will connect you with

service opportunities that fit

your schedule and interests,

from food and clothing drives

to mentoring kids and raising

awareness about important

issues.

serve globally

make a difference globally

through Alternative Spring

Break and international ser-

vice trips that will give you the

chance to travel, learn, and

serve beyond campus. PSU

students have helped rebuild

homes in New Orleans, worked

with young children in the

Dominican Republic,

and more.

earn credits while you

serve

many of the courses you’ll

take will give you a chance to

apply what you’re learning to

the real world: Art students

help teach after-school art

classes to area schoolchildren;

business students partner

with local businesses to help

improve revenue; computer

science students help orga-

nizations with IT solutions …

you get the idea. However you

serve, you’ll gain some great

real-world experience for life

after PSU.

Learn more about com-

munity service at PSU: plymouth.edu/community-service.

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from college to career!

Your degree can take you wher-

ever you want to go. PSU alumni

are in every state in the US, every

province in Canada, and in more

than 53 other countries. They

act on Broadway, teach in China,

shape healthcare policy in the

White House, manage invest-

ments in Dubai, take their educa-

tion to the next level in graduate

school, and more.

When you’re ready to start your

job search, the staff at PSU’s

Career Services will help you

strategize your search, work with

you on creating a killer cover

letter and resume, and help you

perfect your interviewing skills.

They even arrange recruiting

programs on campus.

And even after you’ve entered the

working world, Career Services

can help you advance your career

or change professions.

plymouth.edu/services/career

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