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I love the small-town feel even though it's a larger university. It definitely doesn't feel like there are 12,000 people on campus! I like that UNH isn't located in a big city, it's a relaxing environment; the town revolves around the university but there's still a lot going on in Durham. It's also close to Portsmouth, NH, Boston, and Maine- and we have Amtrak service that connects to all those points! Great opportunities to travel :)

The tight community, and the graduate school.

The campus itself at UNH is remarkable. The academic buildings, dining halls, residence halls, and grassy lawns truly exhibit the essence of New England university life. The campus is beautiful and welcoming, and it doesn't take too long to get the lay of the land.

The size of the univeristy and the professor student interaction. The university is in a small town, you really get the full college experience here at UNH, it is very close to Boston and very close to maine, lakes region, mountains and the beaches. Since the school is not too large, you get a chance to interact with your professor. All professors know who you are, you are not just anothre number in the book.

The best thing about my school is its reputation. More specifically the Whittemore School of Business and Economics which I am currently enrolled in. The numerous people I have spoken to have either graduated or know someone who has graduated that have great business opportunities after graduation.

The best thing about my school is the atmosphere. My first year I was nervous like most college freshmen but everyone was very friendly and welcoming. I think this is important for any school because you have to be comfortable being there for the next four years or more depending on your major.

The best thing about UNH is the campus. It is a beautiful campus in a great location, less than half an hour away from the NH seacost. We also have a great little downtown with shops just minutes from campus. At the heart of campus we have the Whittemore Center where our 2nd ranked hockey team plays its games.

The best thing about the school that I attend is that most of the people are very laid back and friendly. It is easy to meet nice people and the living communities are really close, I have had great living communities where the dormitories create good friendships.

I got a strong foundation of knowledge while I was at UNH. The feculty prepared me for what was to come as I evolved in my career. It's a smaller state school and you feel like the faculty actually care about your success.