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Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

University of New Hampshire

Durham, New Hampshire

Accredited Northeast Small CohortNew England LocationFlexible Formats
C+MBA Stack grade
$67KMedian starting salary
80%Employed
560Average GMAT
90%Acceptance rate

About Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is the graduate business school of University of New Hampshire, in Durham, New Hampshire. The published full-time MBA runs 2 years, with a class of about 30. 90% of applicants get in; average GMAT is 560; average GPA is 3.3. Median starting salary is $67,000, 80% employed. Printed annual tuition is $20,000. Known for Small Cohort, New England Location, Flexible Formats, Personalized Attention. Best for New England Professionals, Small Cohort Preference, Career Changers.

Known for
Small CohortNew England LocationFlexible FormatsPersonalized Attention
Best for
New England ProfessionalsSmall Cohort PreferenceCareer Changers

How University of New Hampshire grades out

MBA Stack's editorial read of published class stats — outcomes and payback, not prestige.

C- Career outcomes
B Value / ROI
C- Selectivity
C+ Admissions bar

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics at a glance

The figures that actually move a decision — pay, selectivity, and cost.

$67,000Median base salary
80%Employed
560Average GMAT
3.3Average GPA
90%Acceptance rate
30Class size
$20KAnnual tuitionprinted sticker
2 yearsProgram length

Getting in

Admissions typically run in rounds. A 560 average GMAT and a 3.3 GPA set the published bar ; 90% of applicants get in . Work trajectory, essays and fit still carry weight.

  • GMAT or GRE (test waivers case-by-case)
  • Essays + résumé
  • Recommendation(s)
  • Interview (by invitation)
560Average GMAT
3.3Average GPA
90%Acceptance rate
30Class size

Outcomes

80% employed · median starting salary$67,000.

$67,000Median starting salary
80%Employed
Median starting salary$67,000
Printed program sticker$40,000

First-year pay versus the printed sticker. Not a full cost of attendance.

Living in Durham

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is in Durham, New Hampshire. The MBA is a two-year (or shorter) bet on a place as much as a school — employers, cost of living, and the alumni who stayed.

The area
Durham, New Hampshire
Northeast

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics FAQ

Straight answers for applicants — and the citations search engines look for.

Where is Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics located?

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is in Durham, New Hampshire.

Is the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA accredited?

Yes. Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is listed as an accredited business school on MBA Stack.

What is the average GMAT at Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics?

The published average GMAT is 560.

What is the average GPA at Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics?

The published average undergraduate GPA is 3.3.

What is the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA acceptance rate?

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics publishes an acceptance rate of 90%.

What is the median starting salary for Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA graduates?

The published median starting salary is $67,000.

What is the employment rate after the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA?

80% of the class reported employment in the published figures.

How much does the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA cost?

Printed annual tuition is $20,000.

How long is the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA?

The published full-time MBA runs 2 years.

How large is the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA class?

The published class size is about 30 students.

What is Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics known for?

Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics is known for Small Cohort, New England Location, Flexible Formats, Personalized Attention.

Who is the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics MBA best for?

Best for New England Professionals, Small Cohort Preference, Career Changers.

Data reflects 2026 admissions cycle. Annual tuition is the printed sticker and may be in-state for public programs — not a full cost of attendance. Report-card grades are MBA Stack's editorial read of those figures (outcomes and payback, not prestige). This is not a third-party rank.

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