Concord, New Hampshire Colleges: Costs & Earnings (2026 stats)

Last updated: June 4, 2026 Source: College Scorecard

TL;DR

Colleges in Concord, New Hampshire: median public in-state tuition $7,200 (+30.6% vs national median) median graduate debt $20,732 (+56.2% vs U.S.) 2,154 students enrolled statewide.

Key Facts

  • Institutions in this profile: 2 campuses
  • Total college enrollment: 2,154 students
  • Median public in-state tuition: $7,200 (+30.6% vs U.S.)
  • Median net price: $18,011 (+80.7% vs U.S.)
  • Median student debt at graduation: $20,732 (+56.2% vs U.S. $13,271); regional median $18,927

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Overview

Colleges and universities in Concord serve students across New Hampshire with associate, bachelor's, and graduate pathways. 2 reporting campuses in this city profile, with about 2,154 students enrolled in federal data, and median in-state tuition near $7,200. Tables below compare costs, completion, earnings, and standout institutions against Concord, New Hampshire and U.S. medians from the College Scorecard.

Concord vs New Hampshire & national benchmarks

Medians aggregate institution-level College Scorecard fields unless noted. Enrollment is total undergraduate headcount summed across reporting campuses.

State versus regional and national education metrics
Geography In-state tuition Net price Median debt Completion rate Enrollment
Concord, New Hampshire$7,200$18,011$20,732N/A2,154
New Hampshire (state median)$7,200$15,621$18,52557.0%201,244
United States$5,512$9,969$13,27150.3%14,468,221

Earnings & employment outcomes: Concord, New Hampshire vs benchmarks

Scorecard does not publish formal job-placement rates. We use the share of the 8-year cohort reported as working and not enrolled (working ÷ working + not working) as a federal employment-outcome proxy. 2-yr and 3-yr default rates are federal cohort default shares (0–1 scale). We show 2-yr default as the primary benchmark; 3-yr default appears only when enough campuses report non-suppressed values (otherwise —). 3-yr repayment progress is the share of completers making progress on loans after 3 years. Sample: bachelor's-predominant institutions with enrollment ≥ 200. Medians pool campus-level values.

Earnings and employment outcome benchmarks
Geography Median earnings (10 yr) Working & not enrolled (8 yr) Retention (FT yr 1) 2-yr default 3-yr default 3-yr repayment progress Debt ÷ earnings
Concord, New HampshireN/AN/AN/A——N/AN/A
New Hampshire (state median)$55,83613.2%76.2%3.2%—82.6%0.44
United States$54,38488.0%76.4%5.0%—73.7%0.41

Other cities in New Hampshire (3+ campuses)

Other cities in the same state with at least three reporting campuses.

Peer comparison table
City In-state tuition Net price Median debt Completion Enrollment Earnings (10 yr) Working (8 yr)
Concord, New Hampshire$7,200$18,011$20,732N/A2,154N/AN/A
Manchester$15,838$14,143$26,81446.4%168,438$66,47913.2%
Keene$14,784$15,957$23,50160.1%2,749$54,36810.8%
Nashua$23,438$25,618$16,55051.7%2,459$52,2489.5%
Portsmouth$7,200$22,877$11,830N/A1,332N/AN/A
Portsmouth$7,200$22,877$11,830N/A1,332N/AN/A
Laconia$6,720$12,253$13,234N/A574N/AN/A
Merrimack$30,400$30,614$18,84262.5%250N/AN/A
United States$5,512$9,969$13,27150.3%14,468,221$54,38488.0%

In-state tuition: Concord, New Hampshire vs benchmarks

Sticker price

Concord, New Hampshire median in-state tuition is $7,200, +30.6% vs the U.S. median.

Student debt: Concord, New Hampshire vs benchmarks

Borrowing

Median debt at graduation in Concord, New Hampshire is $20,732 (+56.2% vs U.S. median $13,271). Regional median: $18,927.

Analysis & insights

EDsmart Data aggregates institution-level College Scorecard data for this profile. Highlights below compare local medians to U.S. and regional benchmarks.

Costs & borrowing

Concord, New Hampshire median public in-state tuition is $7,200, about +30.6% vs the national median. Versus the New England region, tuition is -23.4%.

Median graduate debt is $20,732 (+56.2% above the U.S. median of $13,271). Low sticker prices do not always mean low borrowing—living costs, time-to-degree, and aid mix matter.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many colleges are in Concord?

This city profile covers 2 campuses in Concord, New Hampshire with College Scorecard cost or outcomes data.

How much does college cost in Concord?

Median in-state tuition in Concord is $7,200 and median net price is $18,011. For New Hampshire overall, medians are $7,200 and $15,621; U.S. medians are $5,512 and $9,969.

What do graduates earn in Concord?

Median 10-year earnings for campuses in Concord is N/A vs $55,836 for New Hampshire and $54,384 nationally.

What is student debt like for Concord colleges?

Median completer debt in Concord is $20,732 vs $18,525 for New Hampshire and $13,271 nationally.

Are there HBCUs, Hispanic-serving, tribal, or religious colleges in Concord?

Among 2 College Scorecard campuses in Concord, New Hampshire, none are flagged as HBCUs or tribal colleges in IPEDS, and none meet our 25% Hispanic-enrollment HSI proxy or report a religious affiliation in IPEDS.

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