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Federal data profile This page lists the U.S. Department of Education's College Scorecard figures for New England College and shows how the site's grade was assigned. It is not an accusation about any program, instructor or student. The figures are averages for groups of students and cannot say why any one person finished or left.
Private nonprofit · Henniker, NH
New England College
FSite grade (A to F)
Worst-list position 8 of 30
Federal figures
| Enrollment (as listed in the dataset) | 1,022 |
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| Graduation rate, all students, within 8 years | 30% |
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| Expected graduation rate for a college with this student mix | 60% (school is −30 points) |
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| First-year students who return for year two | 61% |
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| Median earnings, about 10 years after entry | $47,863 |
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| Expected earnings for this student mix | $61,772 (school is −$13,909 a year) |
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| Median federal loan debt | $26,000 |
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| Average net price after grants and scholarships | $24,059 |
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| Share of students receiving Pell grants | 45% |
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How the grade was assigned
This school is compared only with four-year colleges. For each measure, the site works out what share of those schools it beats, then combines the measures with fixed weights. The top 10% of similar schools get an A and the bottom 25% get an F. This school's grade is F. The full method is on the main page. The formula is the same for every school.
Read before you decide
- Graduation and earnings averages hide wide differences between programs, and between students who finish and those who do not.
- The expected figures adjust for student mix, but not for every factor. Working adults, part-time students and transfers are counted differently in different measures.
- Federal figures are reported by the school and may change with each release. Check the current record before you decide.
Questions to ask the school
- What are graduation rates for each program I am considering, and for students like me?
- What do recent graduates in my field earn, and how was that measured?
- What is the total cost after grants, and what happens if I need more time to finish?
- How can I see the school's own outcome reports and their definitions?
Sources: U.S. Department of Education, College Scorecard record for this school (ID 182980); school website https://www.nec.edu/. Dataset date: College Scorecard institution file dated November 2, 2026, as stated on the site's method notes.
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