Bachelor-level fields offered
0
Bachelor-level fields reported as offered in IPEDS
The University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law is an intimate, innovative public law school in Concord, New Hampshire. Recognized for its global leadership in intellectual property and practice-based learning, it offers unique programs like the Daniel Webster Scholar Honors Program.
THE SIGNATURE
Explore university facts, programs, and campus life at a glance.
The University of New Hampshire Franklin Pierce School of Law is a public institution located in Concord, New Hampshire. With a total student body of 685, the school maintains an intimate environment focused on developing students who embrace practice-based learning and challenging dialogue from their first moments of orientation. Accredited by the American Bar Association, the campus serves as a hub for legal education near the state legislature and local courts.
The surrounding area offers convenient access to Boston within an hour's drive, while mountains, lakes, and the Atlantic Ocean are located less than an hour away. The school is home to several specialized centers, including the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property and the Warren B. Rudman Center for Justice, Leadership & Public Service.
GETTING IN
Prospective students can explore options including Hybrid Juris Doctor programs and LL.M. degrees through the school's graduate admissions portal. The institution provides resources for international students, including scholarships sponsored by Royzz & Co., and offers information on financial aid and access to affordability resources.
IN THE CLASSROOM
Academics at Franklin Pierce are defined by a world-renowned reputation in intellectual property law, highlighted by an A+ rating from preLaw Magazine. The curriculum includes specialized concentrations in entertainment law, health law and policy, and sports law, supported by centers like the Franklin Pierce Center for Intellectual Property and the Sports & Entertainment Law Institute.
Bachelor-level fields offered
0
Bachelor-level fields reported as offered in IPEDS
CAMPUS LIFE
Reported capacity of institution-controlled housing and campus setting. Capacity does not indicate how many students currently live in university housing.
University-controlled housing capacity
15
Includes institution-controlled housing; it may extend beyond campus.
Setting
town, fringe
AFTER GRADUATION
Earnings and employment of former students after entering the university.
Source: College Scorecard 2025
Median earnings · 10 yrs after entry
$66,479
Median earnings of former students working and not enrolled, ten years after entry.
Working after 10 yrs
12%
Share of former students working and not enrolled, ten years after entry.
Earning more than a high-school graduate
86%
86% of former students earn above the Scorecard high-school earnings threshold, ten years after entry.
Data Sources: U.S. Department of Education IPEDS, National Center for Education Statistics, and College Scorecard. University Apartments is not affiliated with University of New Hampshire-Franklin Pierce School of Law.