Welding schools in New Hampshire
3 welding training programs in New Hampshire, sourced from IPEDS, College Scorecard, and the AWS ATF Domestic Site Listing.
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| Program | City | Tuition | Phone | AWS ATF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White Mountains Community College | Berlin | $7,050 | (603) 752-1113 | Co-located |
| Great Bay Community College | Portsmouth | $7,200 | (603) 427-7600 | No |
| Manchester Community College | Manchester | $7,090 | (603) 206-8000 | No |
Welding schools in New Hampshire by city
3 programs across 3 cities, listed by how many programs each city has. Tuition is the lowest figure any program in that city reports; compare states on every state ranked by tuition.
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| City | Programs | Lowest listed tuition |
|---|---|---|
| Berlin | White Mountains Community College | $7,050 |
| Manchester | Manchester Community College | $7,090 |
| Portsmouth | Great Bay Community College | $7,200 |
All 3 New Hampshire programs cost more than the national median
New Hampshire has 3 welding programs, all public community colleges, which usually means lower tuition than a private school. Not here. Median tuition across the 3 New Hampshire programs is $7,090, above the $4,728 national median even with a public-only program list.
The three programs sit close together on price. White Mountains Community College in Berlin is lowest at $7,050; Great Bay Community College in Portsmouth is highest at $7,200. There's no bargain option to hunt for in this state; pick by location instead.
One program to a city
New Hampshire's programs are spread one to a city rather than clustered. 1 of the 3 hosts a co-located AWS Accredited Test Facility, so testing for AWS Certified Welder is possible without leaving campus at that one school.
For shop work, Manchester, NH and Nashua, NH both have listings; the pages below split verified shops from unverified candidates.