Nashua, New Hampshire Colleges
New Hampshire was one of the first 13 states to declare independence from Great Britain. Its nickname, "the Granite State," refers to its abundant rock quarries as much as its early history. On national surveys, Nashua has been ranked one of the best places to live in America. Nashua, New Hampshire, is also home to a number of colleges.
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Daniel Webster College
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Daniel Webster College is a small, private four-year college. Once known as the New England Aeronautical Institute, it still prepares students for careers in air traffic control and aviation management in its School of Aviation Sciences. The curriculum is diverse, however, and includes an array of business, engineering and social science programs. They also offer a MBAs.
Nashua Community College
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Nashua Community College offers a wide range of associate degree, certificate and non-credit programs. The Associate in Science in General Studies program is a flexible degree for students undecided about their career plans. The school's certificate program in massage therapy enables students to take the National Certification Examination for Massage and Bodywork required for licensure as a State of New Hampshire Massage Therapist. Select coursework is available online.
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Southern New Hampshire University
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Southern New Hampshire University's Nashua campus offers on-campus and hybrid programs that combine classroom and online coursework. In addition to certificate programs, associate and bachelor's degrees, SNHU Nashua offers a new Global MBA program, Master of Science in Marketing and Master of Science in Organizational Leadership.
Rivier College
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Rivier College is a four-year Catholic institution for both undergraduate and graduate students. It offers more than 60 degrees, some of which are in art, education and business. Rivier offers a BA in individualized study for students who want to create their own curriculum. A Division III member of the National Collegiate Athletic program, the school's sports program accommodates both competitive and recreational players.
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