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It's a really nice campus, everything is easy to get to. The area around the school has pretty much anything you need and if it isn't in the immediate area, there are plenty of buses to get you there. The teachers are very knowledgable, the class sizes are small enough that they will always answer your question. Housing is nice, all the facilities in general are nice actually. The food is good and you can get some even if you are up late studying. There is always help if you need, all you need to do is ask.

Sports, campus life, food, social aspect.

My interesting classes, and meeting a bunch of cool people.

Awesome campus. Small community. Big enough that it's not a gossip fest but small enough that you can know a group of people extremely well. Great social life. Fun classes. Awesome athletics

What I brag about most when I tell my friends about my school is how my school is the complete a total package. UNH has great classes/professors, sports teams, campus, food, housing, social scene, gym, community, and most importantly a friendly student body! UNH is the ideal college, you live in a friendly community while getting a highly valued education, all the while having a thriving social life. To top it all off, I love the camous even more because it's only about 45 mineuts away from my home town, which makes going home for holidays extremely easy.

the cool and exciting ppl i meet from all over the world and this country who attend UNH with me. i have met ppl from Trinadad, people from Canada and even ppl from right here in the U.S just different part from me.

My schedule is always so busy that i have a million stories to tell my friends, whether its about my weekend, how my english teacher asked me to read my paper in front of the class, or how i went to the horse barns for a lab. When i tell my friends all that i do around campus they complain that their days are spent watching tv or going on facebook.

The nightlife and how close everyone is

UNH allows for students to become activists and be very involved not only on campus, but in the community as well. I brag to my friends at other schools that I've gotten to meet many of the presidential candidates by just staying on campus! There are also many clubs at UNH including a salsa dancing club, a cooking club, and even a juggling club. There is a group for everyone to fit in with, and the students are very accepting toward one another.

We are a family at UNH. Everyone I have met is interesting and has their own view of life. I enjoy the chance to interact with new people everyday. I brag that we have the best hockey team in the country, and that our ROTC is the best.