College of Health & Human Services

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Explore What's Inside.

These sessions and tours are for students interested in human services-related fields, such as athletic training, exercise science, human development, nursing, occupational therapy and social work. View a complete list of majors. Join us for three ways to learn more:

Occupational Therapy Sessions

All attendees are encouraged to sign up for a live stream campus tour or take a virtual tour. Sessions are also available for you to connect with an admissions counselor and current UNH students.

Office of Undergraduate Admissions
admissions@unh.edu
(603) 862-1360

Campus Tours

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Virtual Q&A

Nursing Information Sessions and Facility Tours

Join us for a one-hour nursing information session and facilities tour starting Smith Hall at 11:15 AM. This tour will provide you with an overview of the nursing program, lead you on a tour of our state-of-the-art labs, and answer any specific questions you might have. Please check back at a later date for additional visit options.

Occupational Therapy Information Sessions and Facility Tours

Join us for a one-hour occupational therapy information session. This session will provide you with an overview of the occupational therapy program and answer any specific questions you might have.

Please select a date and time to register

Saturday, May 8 | 10-11AM

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Always in Action

“Our program is special in the fact it offers Friends in Action,” Holt says. “When I came in, I didn’t really have very much knowledge about adaptive physical education … and it can be challenging if you’re not properly trained in that field. So for UNH to be able to offer that is huge because it really sets me apart.”

—Brenden Holt, '17

Watch Brenden's story
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Start Here, Go Anywhere

“UNH does a good job preparing you to work with children and to deal with certain situations,” Ware says. She calls the UNH community “one-of-a-kind,” saying, “Everyone wants you to succeed. There’s a positive environment here.”

—Alyssa Ware, '18

Learn more about Alyssa