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Approved Colleges and Universities.Pdf COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES APPROVED TO OPERATE IN THE STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER / APPROVED DEGREES / MAJORS U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS American University of Madaba 2013 Nabil Ayoub Bachelor of Science Seeking NECHE Amman Campus: Independent President Civil Engineering Accreditation P.O. Box 2882 Non-Profit Mechanical Engineering Amman 11821-Jordan Biology and Biotechnology Medical Laboratories Administrative Office: Nutrition and Dietetics 3 Barrell Court, Suite 100 Pharmacy Concord, NH 03301 Computer Science Telephone: 715-9276 or 715-2406 Architecture Web Site: http://www.aum.edu.jo Data Science & Artificial For More Information Intelligence Bachelor of Arts Accounting Business Administration Marketing Risk Management Interior Design Banking and Finance Graphic Design English Language and Literature Translation Design and Visual Communications Human Resources Management 1 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPROVED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS Antioch University New England* 1964 William R. Groves Masters and Doctoral degrees HLC 40 Avon Street Independent Provost Title IV Keene, NH 03431-3516 Non-Profit Telephone: (603) 357-3122 Web Site: www.antiochne.edu Federal School Code: For More Information E00557 Colby -Sawyer College* 1837 Susan D. Stuebner A.L.A., B.A., B.S., B.F.A. , M.S. in NECHE 541 Main Street Independent President Nursing, A.S. in Health Science, Title IV New London, NH 03257-4648 Non-Profit Fifth Year Master of Business Telephone: (603) 526-3000 Administration Web Site: www.colby-sawyer.edu Federal School Code: For More Information 002572 Cornell University 1865 Sue DuBrava Executive Boardroom Site por tion MS CHE Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate School Independent Admissions & of the Cornell-Queens Executive Title IV of Management Non-Profit Application Master of Business 130 E. Seneca Street Coordinator Administration in Salem, NH to Suite 520 Federal School Code: Cornell University students. Ithaca, NY 14850 002711 Telephone: (607) 255-2486 Web Site: www.cqemba.org For More Information Dartmouth College* (Not under 1769 Philip J. Hanlo n A.B., B.E., A.M., M.A.L.S., M.B.A., NECHE Commission Jurisdiction) Independent President M.E.M., M.S., M.P.H., Ph.D., Title IV 207 Parkhurst Hall, HB 6001 Non-Profit M.D., M.D./Ph.D. Hanover, NH 03755 Telephone: (603) 646-1110 Federal School Code: Web Site: www.dartmouth.edu 002573 For More Information 2 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPROVED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS Franklin Pierce University* 1962 Kim M. Mooney A.A., B.A., B.S., Masters, Doctor NECHE 40 University Drive Independent President of Physical Therapy Title IV Rindge, NH 03461 Non-Profit Telephone: (603) 899-4000 Web Site: www.franklinpierce.edu Federal School Code: For More Information 002575 Hellenic American University 2004 Leonidas Koskos A.S. in General Engineering , A.S. NECHE Independent President in Aviation, B.A. in English Main Campus: Non-Profit Language and Literature, 22 Massalias Street Bachelor of Music, B.S. in 10680 Athens, Greece Informatics, B.A. in Psychology. Web Site: www.hauniv.edu B.S. in Engineering with major in Electrical Engineering, B.S. in Branch Campus: Business Administration, M.A. in 436 Amherst Street* Applied Linguistics, M.A. in Nashua, NH 03063 Translation, M.A. in Conference Telephone: (603) 5776-8700 Interpreting, , M.S. in Psychology, M.S. in Informatics, M.S. in Sales Management, M.S. in Stress and Health Management, Master of Business Administration (also in Nashua), Ph.D. in Language and Communication Lesley University 1909 Amy Stratman M.Ed. in Curriculum and NECHE 29 Everett Street Independent Certification and Instruction with Specialization in Title IV Cambridge, MA 02138-2790 Non-Profit Regulatory Affairs Integrated Teaching through the Telephone: (617) 349-8517 Officer Arts - Raymond; Web Site: www.lesley.edu Federal School Code: For More Information 002160 3 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPROVED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS Magdalen College 1973 Eric M. Buck A.A. in Liberal Studies, B.A. in NECHE (formerly Northeast Catholic College) Independent Interim President Liberal Studies Title IV 511 Kearsarge Mountain Road Non-Profit Warner, NH 03278-9206 Telephone: (603) 456-2656 Federal School Code: Web Site: www.magdalen.edu 022233 For More Information MCPHS University – Manchester Campus: 1823 Charles Monahan Doctor of Pharmacy, Master of NECHE 1260 Elm Street Independent President Physician Assistant Studies, Title IV Manchester, NH 03101 Non-Profit B.S. in Nursing (Post Telephone: (603) 314-0210 Baccalaureate), M.S. in Nursing, Web Site: www.mcphs.edu Federal School Code: M.S. in Occupational Therapy For More Information 002165 New England College* 1946 Michele Perkins Associate, Bachelor, Bachelor of NECHE 98 Bridge Street Independent President Fine Arts with majors in Fine and Title IV Henniker, NH 03242-3293 Non-Profit Media Arts, and Creative Writing, Telephone: (603) 428-2000 Master of Arts, Master of Web Site: www.nec.edu Federal School Code: Education (in area which it For More Information 002579 already offers a Master of Arts), Master of Science, Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing (Poetry), Master of Business Administration, Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, RN to BSN 4 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPROVED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS Northern Vermont University 2018 Nolin T. Atkins M.S. in Clinical Mental Health NECHE 600 Blair Park – Suite 302 Independent Provost Counseling Title IV Williston, VT 05495 Non-Profit Telephone: (802) 626-6406 Web Site: Federal School Code: [email protected] 003688 Rivier University * 1933 Sr. Paula Marie Buley, A.A., A.S., A.S. in Nursing; B.A., NECHE 420 South Main Street Independent IHM, President B.S., B.S. in Nursing, M.A., M.S., Title IV Nashua, NH 03060-5085 Non-Profit M.S. in Nursing, Master of Public Telephone: (603) 888-1311 Roman Catholic Health, M.A. in Teaching, M.Ed., Web Site: www.rivier.edu M.B.A., Ed.S. (Educational For More Information Federal School Code: Specialist), Ed.D. in Leadership 002586 and Learning; Doctor of Psychology in Counseling and School Psychology , Doctor of Nursing Practice Saint Anselm College* 1889 Joseph A. Favazza B.A., B.S. , M.A. in Criminology NECHE 100 Saint Anselm Drive Independent President and Criminal Justice Title IV Manchester, NH 03102 Non-Profit Telephone: (603) 641-7000 Roman Catholic Web Site: www.anselm.edu For More Information Federal School Code: 002587 Signum University 2019 Corey Olsen Classes O nly towards a Master of Seeking legislative 20A Northwest Blvd., #214 President Arts in Language and Literature approval and DEAC Nashua, NH 03063 Independent with concentrations in Tolkien Accreditation www.signumuniversity.org Non-Profit Studies, Imaginative Literature, For More Information Classical, Medieval, Renaissance Literature and Germanic Philology 5 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPROVED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS St. Joseph School of Nursing 1943 Vickie Fieler , Dean A.S. in Nursing ACCSC 5 Woodward Avenue Independent Title IV Nashua, NH 03060 Non-Profit Telephone: (603) 594-2567 Web Site: www.sjson.edu Federal School Code: For More Information 015016 Southern New Hampshire University* 1932 Paul J. LeBlanc A.S., A. of Applied Science . A. in NECHE 2500 North River Road Independent President Business Science, A.A., B.S. in Title IV Manchester, NH 03106-1045 Non-Profit Aviation Operations and Telephone: (800) 668-1249 Management, B.S. in Web Site: www.snhu.edu Federal School Code: Aeronautical Engineering, B.S. in For More Information 002580 Air Traffic Management, B.S. in Aviation Management, B.S. in Construction Management, B.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, B.S. in Nursing, B. of Applied Science, B. of Business Science, B. of Business Administration, B.A., M.Ed., Master of Fine Arts in Writing, MBA, Master of Public Health, M.S., M.S. in Nursing, M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.A. in Communications, M.A. in English, M.A. in English and Creative Writing, M.A. in History, Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership, Doctor of Philosophy in International Business, Doctor of Philosophy in Education Leadership 6 INSTITUTION DATE FOUNDED CHIEF OFFICER/ APPRO VED COURSES / DEGREES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF CONTROL CONTACT EDUCATION INSTITUTIONAL ACCREDITATIONS The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts 1978 William Fahey B.A. in Liberal Arts NECHE 6 Manchester Street Independent President Title IV Merrimack, NH 03054-4805 Non-Profit Telephone: (603) 880-8308 Web Site: www.thomasmorecollege.edu Federal School Code: For More Information 030431 Upp er Valley Graduate School of 2011 Page Tompkins Master of Education ACCET Education* Independent Executive Director Title IV 194 Dartmouth College Highway Non-Profit Lebanon, NH 03766 Telephone: (603) 678-4888 Federal School Code: Web Site: www.uvei.edu 034373 For More Information Vermont Technical College 1866 Sarah Billings -Berg Practical Nursing Program at NECHE P.O. Box 500 Public Associate Dean of Glencliff Home, Glencliff, NH Randolph Center, VT 05061 Non-Profit Nursing Web Site: www.vtc.edu
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