University of New Hampshire – Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics
Online or Hybrid MBA
- Durham, New Hampshire, USA
- 16 to 36 months
- USD 800 per credit · All applicants
- No verified deadline

Degree awarded by University of New Hampshire
Facts last verified October 5, 2026. MBA Schools Directory is independent and does not process applications. Applications are made on the school's official website.
The Full-Time MBA is an accelerated one-year, cohort-based programme of 16 courses (48 credits) that begins in August on the Durham campus. Core courses meet in person, most electives are online or hybrid, and the programme includes an internship or electives and a consulting project.
| Applicant category | Amount | Fee basis | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| In-state — NH residents | USD 800 Calculated USD 38,400 total — 48 credits × USD 800 per credit; excludes other fees Excludes: semester fees; ADMN 840 course fee of $2,650. Source: unh.edu · verified October 5, 2026 | per credit | Not stated |
| Out-of-state — Out-of-state residents | USD 880 Calculated USD 42,240 total — 48 credits × USD 880 per credit; excludes other fees Excludes: semester fees; ADMN 840 course fee of $2,650. Source: unh.edu · verified October 5, 2026 | per credit | Not stated |
Amounts are shown in the currency published by the school and are not converted. Living costs are not included.
GMAT Focus Edition (205–805) and the classic GMAT (200–800) use different scales. A published minimum and a class average are different things; both are labelled. English requirements and waivers depend on each school's policy and your own background.
| Intake | Round | Deadline | Applicants | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fall | Final | June 1Source: paulcollege.unh.edu · verified October 5, 2026 | All applicants | Date not confirmed |
Past dates are shown as passed and are never rolled forward. A date without a year is marked “Date not confirmed”.
No scholarship information verified. This does not mean none are offered.
University of New Hampshire – Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics
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