Curious to learn how your credits and professional experience will transfer into NCC?

Use our Transfer Evaluation System (TES)® to search for the courses you’ve taken at other institutions and see what may transfer to NCC.

1. Visit our Transfer Evaluation System (TES)
2. In the TES Portal under “Institution Search”, type the name/s of institutions that have previously awarded you college credit.
3. View the results. The first column indicates courses that have been evaluated and the second column indicates which course requirement it fulfills at NCC. When you click on one of these selections, you may view more information.

In addition, TES evaluates professional licenses, industry certifications, and college level exams (i.e.: CLEP). TES is intended to serve as a planning tool, and it is not an official evaluation of your transfer credit. An official transfer course evaluation will be completed once you are accepted into a certificate or degree program and your official transcript is on file.

To Transfer Between NH Institutions 

NH Transfer helps New Hampshire students map the most seamless & cost effective pathway to degree completion. At nhtransfer.org, students and parents can find information on transfer programs as well as scholarship opportunities, advisor contacts, the NH Transfer Credit Database, and more!

Transferring from a CCSNH institution? Apply via the NH Transfer Form – it’s free! 

New for New Hampshire Residents

The Granite Guarantee is a financial aid program that can cover the cost of tuition for qualified New Hampshire students for up to four years. The program now includes New Hampshire transfer students who receive federal Pell Grants, meaning these students may pay no tuition to attend UNH, Keene State, or Plymouth State University after transferring from Nashua Community College.

NCC programs transfer to the following four-year programs:

Meet with an Academic Advisor to discuss your pathways to transfer to these institutions.

Franklin University: Columbus, OH

Accepts all NCC associate degree programs

Granite State College: Concord, NH 
Accepts all NCC associate degree programs

Keene StateNew England College

NCC program(s) that transfer include: Business Administration (Management and Marketing concentrations), Early Childhood Education, Mathematics, Psychology, Mechanical Design Technology, Software Development, and Web Application Development.

New England College: Henniker, NH 
Accepts all NCC associate degree programs.

Plymouth State University: Plymouth, NH
NCC program(s) that transfer include: Business Administration (all concentrations), Early Childhood Education, Educator Preparation, History and Political Science, Mathematics, Psychology, and Software Development.

Rivier University: Nashua, NH

NCC program(s) that transfer include: Business Administration (Management and Marketing concentrations) Cybersecurity Networking, Early Childhood Education, Educator Preparation, Human Services, Biological Science, English, History & Political Science, Psychology, and Nursing.

Southern New Hampshire University: Manchester, NH 

SNHU will accept up to 90 transfer credits toward a bachelor’s degree, saving you time and money. Students can complete programs on campus and online. SNHU offers NCC graduates a 10% tuition discount. SNHU has partnered with NCC to offer transfer pathways into Business, Communications, Computer Science, Nursing, and Psychology.  Click here to learn more.

Springfield College: Springfield, MA 
NCC program(s) that transfer include: Human Services.

University of New Hampshire

NCC program(s) that transfer include:

• English
• History
• Liberal Arts
• Psychology

University of New Hampshire at Manchester: Manchester, NH 
NCC program(s) that transfer include: Business Administration (all concentrations), Computer Networking, Electronic Engineering Technology, Communications, Criminal Justice, History and Political Science, Mathematics, Psychology, Software Development, Mechanical Design Technology, Foundations in Data Analytics and Web Application Development.

Click here for a list of the Transfer Pathways available at NCC (PDF)

NH Dual Admission Program
The New Hampshire Dual Admission Program: A seamless pathway from NCC to the University System of New Hampshire.

What is Academic Advising?

Academic Advising is a partnership between a student and academic adviser. The intent of this partnership is to assist the student in developing and reaching meaningful educational goals based on personal interests, values and abilities.

What should I know about my first semester?

As with other changes you make in your life, attending college will require some adjustment and transition. If you are working you now have to juggle a job, classes, homework, family and life in general. Together with your academic adviser, you can explore some strategies for managing your new commitments along with your existing responsibilities.

How do I find out who my Academic Advisor is?

Sign in to Student Information Systems and select the Student tab, click on Student Records link and select MY ADVISER. You can contact the Advising Center if you have any questions.

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