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I believe the curriculum here is amazing. We start freshman year taking basic anatomy and psychology classes. Sophomore year we start clinical rotations, which is pretty unique to UNH. Most programs do not start clinical until junior year. From here, the majority of our classes are nursing-specific classes.
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Currently out of state tuition+room and board is about $55,000. I received a $4,000 director scholarship from the school. The criteria that comes with this scholarship is that I must maintain a 3.7 GPA or higher throughout the semester in order to be awarded the scholarship. This was the second-highest academic scholarship available.
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I do not like standardized tests. I found the exam to be very dull and didn't seem to account for any real critical thinking skills. It seemed only to test how well you could study and didn't look at how each person thought analytically.
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I do not remember - this was all handled by my parents. I was lucky enough to not have to worry about this. I remember it being fairly high for a state school, though.
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The major admission requirements for the University of New Hampshire are academic transcripts, LOR, financial proof, and scores of standardized exams to study in the USA. It is usually expected that applicants like you have a GPA of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale (~89% to 90%) or above to increase your chances of admission. Additional requirements might include health insurance, a CV, and 2 or more years of professional experience.