NH’s largest colleges and universities have struggled to meet own goals
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For at least two decades, nationally and in New Hampshire, there has been a push to diversify college campuses. Schools have created diversity offices, put resources into recruitment, implemented policies and been vocal about their desire to make higher education a more inclusive place.
While there has been some progress on this front in New Hampshire, a review of enrollment data from the five largest, four-year, undergraduate schools — Dartmouth College, Keene State College, Plymouth State University, Southern New Hampshire University and the University of New Hampshire — shows some have struggled to move their numbers beyond where they were nearly 20 years before.
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