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Saint Anselm College
Saint Anselm College, founded in 1889 by Benedictine monks, maintains an active on-campus abbey, and the college's New Hampshire Institute of Politics has made it a significant host site for presidential candidate events during the state's first-in-the-nation primary election cycle every four years. The college's small size, around 1,900 undergraduates, and its Benedictine Catholic mission give Saint Anselm a close-knit religious community, and its political science program benefits directly from the New Hampshire primary's outsized role in national presidential politics. Saint Anselm's continued hosting of major presidential debates and candidate town halls has given the small college's political science and communications programs unusually direct access to national political campaign coverage and infrastructure, a level of access most colleges of its size don't receive. The college's combination of its Benedictine Catholic mission and its recurring, nationally significant role in presidential primary politics has made Saint Anselm one of the more institutionally distinctive small Catholic colleges in New England.
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Colby-Sawyer College
Colby-Sawyer College, founded in 1837, is a small liberal arts college that transitioned from a women's college to full coeducation in 1990, and its nursing and exercise science programs have built solid regional reputations relative to the college's modest overall enrollment. The college's small size, fewer than 1,000 undergraduates, and its rural New London, New Hampshire campus give Colby-Sawyer a close-knit community distinct from the state's larger public university, and the school's applied, career-focused curriculum reflects a deliberate institutional emphasis on practical post-graduation outcomes. Colby-Sawyer's scenic Lake Sunapee-area setting has made outdoor recreation a significant part of campus culture, and the college's proximity to New Hampshire's mountain resorts has supported strong ski team and outdoor recreation program participation. The college's combination of a small, career-focused liberal arts curriculum and its scenic mountain-lake setting has made Colby-Sawyer a distinctive, if lesser-known, choice among New Hampshire's private colleges.
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