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🏫 Dual Enrollment & College for New Hampshire Homeschoolers
College classes in high school, admission for homeschool graduates, and the state college aid New Hampshire homeschoolers can earn — from our New Hampshire guide and articles.
Other New Hampshire programs: scholarships, tax credits, dual enrollment and college
Early College at the community colleges: the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) lets high school students in grades 10–12, and homeschooled students 15 and older, take college courses on campus or online at half tuition. Early College students can receive up to two state-funded Early College scholarships a year, which cover tuition and most fees if funding is available. Books and some course fees may cost extra. Some high schools also host Early College at Your High School courses (CCSNH files these under its Running Start pages), with tuition discounted to
College admission: the University of New Hampshire says its admissions criteria for homeschooled students are the same as for public and private school graduates. Students who enroll must document completion with a final transcript, a GED or HiSET, or a certificate of completion from the local school district or state board of education, and UNH asks homeschool families without a diploma to contact admissions about what it will accept. Ask each college about its homeschool requirements and scholarships.
Read the full section in our New Hampshire guide
Official sources
- NH Education Freedom Accounts (Children's Scholarship Fund NH)
- EFA Parent Handbook, 2026–27 (CSF, updated August 2026)
- Record of Educational Attainment: accepted tests and portfolio letter (CSF)
- EFA application portal, ScholaVia (CSF)
- EFA program reaches 12,500-student cap for 2026–27 (CSF, August 13, 2026)
- Resources for Education Providers (CSF)
- EFA Provider Handbook (CSF, updated August 2025)
- Education Provider Sign-up (CSF)
- Current list of EFA education service providers (CSF)
- NH Education Tax Credit Scholarship (CSF)
Summarized from our New Hampshire guide (as of October 2026) and articles. Rules change — confirm on the official pages before you act.
More for New Hampshire homeschool families
- New Hampshire Homeschool Laws & Requirements
- How to Start Homeschooling in New Hampshire
- New Hampshire School Choice, ESAs & Scholarships
- Homeschool Sports & Activities in New Hampshire
- Special Needs & Special Education Homeschooling in New Hampshire
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