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Urban & Regional Planning in New Hampshire

Urban & Regional Planning Schools in New Hampshire

Jobs for Urban & Regional Planning Grads in New Hampshire

There are 2,170 people in the state and 280,040 people in the nation working in Urban Planning jobs.

Urban & Regional Planning Jobs Nationwide vs. NH

Wages for Urban & Regional Planning Jobs in New Hampshire

A typical salary for an Urban Planning grad in the state is $166,070, compared to a typical salary of $155,184 nationwide.

Urban & Regional Planning Wages Nationwide vs. NH

Our data covers 2 colleges in New Hampshire offering Urban Planning degrees. Learn about the most popular 2 below:

Graduates earn a median salary of $48,645 in their first year after graduation. With an admission rate of 87%, getting in takes some planning. 86% of full-time students return after their first year.

Graduates earn a median salary of $40,257 in their first year after graduation. About 91% of those who apply are admitted. 71% of full-time students return after their first year.

Urban & Regional Planning Careers in NH

Some of the careers Urban Planning majors go into include:

Job Title Nationwide Job Growth Nationwide Median Salary
Architecture Teachers, Postsecondary 12% $66,757
Social Sciences Teachers, Postsecondary, All Other 11% $47,617
Architectural and Engineering Managers 9% $101,277
Urban and Regional Planners 8% $66,890
Biofuels/Biodiesel Technology and Product Development Managers 8% $89,263

Below are some popular majors that are similar to Urban Planning.

Major Annual Graduates Nationwide
Architectural Sciences 9,814
General Architecture 4,594
Landscape Architecture 1,050
Interior Architecture 756
Environmental Design 714
Real Estate Development 555
Other Architecture 166
Architectural History 151

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