A New Path Is Making a Bachelor’s Degree More Reachable for More New Hampshire Students

Many students think community college and a four-year degree are two separate decisions. In New Hampshire, they don’t have to be. Through the New England Transfer Guarantee, a regional initiative now active in New Hampshire via the Community College System and a growing list of participating four-year schools, a student who earns an associate’s degree with a qualifying GPA has guaranteed admission to a 4-year college.
The first NH transfers began in the 2024–25 academic year. The goal is to make sure that students, families, and the educators supporting them know how to take advantage of this important pathway.
Awareness First, Then a Real Plan
Level All’s Next Stop After High School: College in New Hampshire guide puts the Transfer Guarantee in front of students early as a strong option that they can see and plan around from the start.
- Every participating school, in one place. UNH, Plymouth State, Keene State, Colby-Sawyer, Franklin Pierce, and New England College currently participate. Students see exactly which schools and what GPA it takes to qualify, so they know what classes they need to complete.
- A path made visible early. Level All surfaces the Transfer Guarantee as soon as a student starts thinking about what comes after high school, so it’s part of the plan from the start.
- Career Finder points the way. A student’s ongoing career exploration helps surface the programs that interest them most, which can guide their choice of a two-year and eventually a four-year college. It’s more important than ever that students proactively choose their path based on their goals, not just what’s available when the deadline to choose a school or major arrives.
Pay Less Along the Way
- Pairs with the Pay Less for College Journey. Starting at a community college is already the more affordable path. The Journey helps students maximize aid at every step, both at the community college and at the four-year school waiting on the other end.
Free for every New Hampshire student inside Level All. Reach out at newhampshire@levelall.com.