They are a small, catholic, liberal arts college located in Manchester, NH. They were founded in 1889 by the Benedictine Order.

 

Manchester is a great smaller city in New England, with the benefit of being an hour north of Boston. Their campus is about 380 acres, and is all contained in one area. They are known for our strong sense of  community, and you will certainly feel that hospitality while on campus.

 

They are co-ed, and have just under 2,000 students with an average class size of 18 students and an 11:1 student to faculty ratio. They only have undergraduate programs, which means that students have full attention of the faculty and are involved in research projects along side of them.

 

They have 20 Division II Athletics, including lacrosse, hockey, and football to name a few. Their most popular majors are Nursing, Business, Politics, Communications, Education, Biology, and Psychology.

 

They also are the home of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics. Every 4 years, they host a Presidential debate on campus, and the Institute is involved with welcoming other political figures to campus the remainder of the time. 

 

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