Plymouth State University

My experience at Plymouth State University was largely positive. The campus is located in a beautiful part of New Hampshire, surrounded by mountains and nature, which makes for a peaceful and inspiring environment to study in. The classes were generally small, allowing for meaningful interaction with approachable, knowledgeable professors and genuinely invested in students' success.

Turn in you assignments on time. Get some sleep. Don't procrastinate. Don't be afraid to make some friends. Don't know how? Take your books or your laptop and study in the common area of your residence hall. Everyone studies out there. You're bound to make a friend or two.

Take advantage of what's offered! The writing center is free to use, and they can offer help on almost any paper at any stage, whether it's brainstorming a topic or checking a final draft for citation errors. The PASS tutoring center is also free, and tutoring comes from students who took (and did well in) the class, as well as general tutors. No shame in using any of it; in fact, several professors offer extra credit. And the professors themselves are easy to get in contact with.

I love everything about Plymouth State University. From the second I stepped on campus for a tour till now I havent had a second thought. I love the setting in the town with such a naturistic setting.

I love Plymouth State! I just finished my junior year and it's gone very well academically and athletically. The students at Plymouth State are friendly and the professors are always helpful if there is anything you're struggling with.

Not many things to do off campus unless you are ok with a drive to the fun or a walk to get to main street. Food on campus has gotten worse, safety hazard to be honest as they have a lot of uncooked food. Not many options as well. Pretty views and you will make good friends if you put yourself out there.

enjoy the great surrounding mountains which provide great opportunities for skiing, snowboarding,and hiking.It is a clean campus and everyone in the town is very friendly. during the warm months there is a river for tubing and the lakes region is just ten minutes down the road.Plymouth has a good reputation throughout New England and a state of the art library.

Be considerate to roommate you will be living with them for the whole year sorry to find some common ground. Don't procrastinate all you get from that is more stress and bad grades. Do the homework it really doses matter and get involved.

Come to school with an open mind. If you hate it and it doesn't get better over time, still do good in your classes you can transfer. If you hate it at first and feel like it won't get better, it probably will. Everyone told me it would get better, and it did. So, just do you best in classes and keep an open mind.