Yellow Ribbon Program Schools in New Hampshire
The Post 9/11 GI Bill covers up to $1,003.75 a credit hour and a maximum of $5,197.00 in fees a term for the state of New Hampshire. For veterans pursuing a graduate degree or attending a private college or university, the Post 9/11 GI Bill may not cover the total cost of tuition and fees. The Yellow Ribbon Program can offset this additional cost if the school chooses to participate in the program.The Yellow Ribbon Program can offset this additional cost if the school chooses to participate in the program.
Participating Yellow Ribbon schools in New Hampshire for the 2010-2011 school year follow:
College | Location | Division / School | # Students | Contribution (per student / year) |
Antioch University - New England | Keene | All | 15 | $2,000.00 |
Daniel Webster College | Nashua | All | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Dartmouth College | Hanover | Undergraduate | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Dartmouth College | Hanover | School of Arts & Sciences - Graduate and Doctoral | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Dartmouth College | Hanover | Thayer Schoolof Engineering | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Dartmouth College | Hanover | Medical School | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Dartmouth College | Hanover | Tuck School of Business | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Franklin Pierce Law Center | Concord | Law School | 10 | $4,000.00 |
Franklin Pierce University | Rindge | Undergraduate | 50 | $7,500.00 |
Franklin Pierce University | Rindge | Graduate | 50 | $3,390.00 |
Hesser College | Manchester | All | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
New England College | Henniker | All | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Rivier College | Nashua | Undergraduate | 50 | $8,000.00 |
St. Anselm College | Manchester | Undergraduate | Unlimited | $99,999.00 |
Springfield College | Manchester | All | 10 | $1,000.00 |
Article Last Modified: September 25, 2010
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