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"One of my favorite memories of student life has been the simple things that me and my friends get to share, like getting ready and going to get coffee. It may not be the most exciting thing, but it is when we share those types of experiences that we end up laughing the hardest. I am so grateful that UNH has brought me and my friends together."

-Julia '28, undeclared, College of Health and Human Services

"I chose UNH because the campus has the appeal of the beautiful small schools of New England while providing enough opportunities, classes, and people to feel like a significant step up from my small Maine high school."

-William '26, history major 

"Located behind Stoke Hall, Wildkitty offers late-night bites on campus. This has been one of my favorite places to eat since I was a freshman. Quick food is crucial when you are busy. Wildkitty has always been convenient for me when spending late nights studying in Paul College."

-Andrew '26, business administration major

"Undergraduate research has given me proof that I am capable. I now feel confident in my ability to work diligently in any future research setting, be it in academia or industry."

-Nicholas '26, chemistry major

"Academically, UNH has taught me how to balance a heavy workload, ask for help when I need it, and, quite honestly, my college experience so far has humbled me. I have had bumps in the road throughout my journey, but those are the things I am most grateful for as they have prepared me to endure more strenuous tasks."

-Emily '27, animal science major 

"Moving across the country for an internship was very intimidating. Not knowing what lay ahead scared me at first, but the internship turned out to be one of the best decisions I have ever made. I grew personally by learning to work and live in an environment that was new to me."

-Sophie '27, civil engineering major

"In a challenging major, it’s easy to feel like you don’t belong. While professors and advisors provide incredible academic support, my favorite experience has been finding a community of peers who support each other in and out of the classroom. When you’re focused on tough problem sets, it’s your friends who remind you to take a break, get some rest, and do something fun."

-Eben '27, engineering physics major

"Taking part in the International Changemaker Grant (ICG) program and traveling to Senegal was an unparalleled experience. Seeing the good that I can put into the world with my education and resources makes me proud and hopeful for the future. ICG projects are eye-opening experiences that I would highly recommend. They allow you to contribute to positive, real-world change while being immersed in a new environment and culture in a way that cannot be taught in the classroom." 

-Pedro '26, mechanical engineering major

"One thing that most people don’t know about UNH is that they have a club for nearly everything you can imagine! Whether you're passionate about a specific hobby, sport, or cause, chances are there’s a club or organization for it. A standout among these is the , which offers students the chance to hit the slopes at local ski mountains without the hassle of arranging transportation."

-Kayla '25, human development and family studies major

"I received funding from the Aronson Family Experiential Learning Fund. This funding allowed me to attend a study abroad trip without having to worry about funding or money. At the time, I was enrolled in courses full-time, working 20 hours a week, and interning 10-16 hours a week. This fund allowed me to fully embrace the trip and not stress about anything."

-Cole '26, homeland security major