- Both University of Massachusetts-Lowell and University of New Hampshire-Main Campus are public.
- University of Massachusetts-Lowell is located in Lowell, MA and University of New Hampshire-Main Campus is located in Durham, NH.
- University of New Hampshire-Main Campus has more expensive tuition of $38,882 than University of Massachusetts-Lowell ($35,396).
- University of Massachusetts-Lowell has tighter acceptance rate of 68.83% than University of New Hampshire-Main Campus (76.51%).
- University of Massachusetts-Lowell has higher SAT scores of 1,250 than University of New Hampshire-Main Campus (1,210).
- University of Massachusetts-Lowell is larger with 17,153 students than University of New Hampshire-Main Campus (13,953 students).
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| #105 in National Universities #19 in Massachusetts | Rankings | #93 in National Universities #2 in New Hampshire |
| Public, 4-years | School Type | Public, 4-years |
| Lowell, MA | Location | Durham, NH |
| Known as | ||
| 1 Year Certificate Associate Bachelor's Post-Bachelor Certificate Master's Post-Master Certificate Doctorate (Research) Doctorate (Professional Practice) | Offered Degrees | Associate Bachelor's Post-Bachelor Certificate Master's Post-Master Certificate Doctorate (Research) Doctorate (Professional Practice) |
| Research University (high research activity) | Carnegie Classification | Research University (very high research activity) |
| Tuition & Fees | ||
| $16,570 Massachusetts residents $35,396 out-of-state | Undergraduate | $19,112 New Hampshire residents $38,882 out-of-state |
| $16,050 Massachusetts residents $28,426 out-of-state | Graduate | $16,498 New Hampshire residents $30,138 out-of-state |
| $10,220 | Financial Aid | $12,919 |
| Admission | ||
| $60 undergraduate $50 graduate | Application Fee | $65 undergraduate $65 graduate |
| 68.83% | Acceptance Rate | 76.51% |
| 26.49% | Yield | 19.76% |
| 1,250 SAT, 28 ACT | Test Scores | 1,210 SAT, 28 ACT |
| Student Population | ||
| 17,153 | Total Students | 13,953 |
| 12,389 | Undergraduate | 11,512 |
| 4,764 | Graduate | 2,441 |
| 4,902 | Online Enrollment | 686 |
| Graduation Rate & Outcomes | ||
| 71% | Graduation Rate | 77% |
| Transfer-out Rate | ||
| 84% | Retention Rate | 86% |
| $57,200 | Average Earning after Graduation | $57,700 |
| Special Learning Opportunities and Student Services | ||
| Online Degree/Certificate Program Offered for Both Undergraduate and Graduate | Distance Learning (Online Classes) | Online Degree/Certificate Program Offered for Graduate |
| ROTC Study Abroad Teacher Certifiate | Special Opportunities | ROTC Study Abroad Weekend/Evening College Teacher Certifiate |
| ✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 4,570) $8,710 average annual costs | On-Campus Living | ✔ (Dormitory Capacity: 6,464) $7,932 average annual costs |
| Not offered or not Reported | Meal Plan | ✔ (21 meals per week) $5,344 average annual costs |
| Faculties and Staffs | ||
| 17 to 1 | Students to Faculty Ratio | 16 to 1 |
| 630 Full-time 372 Part-time | Number of Faculties | 734 Full-time 258 Part-time |
| 1,572 Full-time 404 Part-time | Number of Staffs | 2,656 Full-time 1,017 Part-time |
| $110,568 for Faculties $83,003 Part-time | Average Salary | $100,731 for Faculties $72,782 Part-time |