New Hampshire has two accredited master's MFT programs and this page puts all of them in order, including the ones that publish nothing. All of them are scored on one scale, so the programs that publish nothing sit in the same order as the ones that do rather than in a list of their own.
Every accredited master's MFT program in New Hampshire, ranked
All 2 of New Hampshire’s accredited master's MFT programs carry a score out of 100. One has a full published record behind its outcomes component. One publishes nothing, so it forfeits the 60 points for results and cannot pass 40. That is a statement about disclosure, not about teaching.
- #1
University of New Hampshire (MS)
Durham, NH
97.3
program score
Campus-basedMaster'sAccredited since 7/1/19945 scored cohortsWhat University of New Hampshire publishes about its graduates, against the median for comparable programs - Finish on time100%typical is 100%
- Working in the field100%typical is 100%
- Reached licensure100%typical is 100%
From 5 completed cohorts the program published itself. The mark on each bar is the median for comparable programs.
Where it leads in New Hampshire
This is a quieter market than most: New Hampshire sits in the bottom quarter of states for jobs per head, paying a median of $60,030. The surveyed headcount behind that is small, so read it as indicative rather than firm.
What to know about it
University of New Hampshire has been accredited on this degree since 1994, and now admits about 2 students a cohort. Taking the last cohort with complete figures, its 2020-2021 intake of 2: 100% finished on time, 100% found relevant work, 100% reached licensure. Curriculum runs to 72 credits. Several cohorts are still running, 3 of them, the most recent entering in 2023-2024. Cohorts this small mean every percentage above is built from a handful of people.
Why it sits here Scored 97.3 of 100, with 60 of 60 from a record covering 5 completed cohorts and 14 students.
Cohort by cohort
Cohort Admitted Graduated Placed Licensed 2023-2024 2 in process in process in process 2022-2023 2 in process in process in process 2021-2022 2 in process in process in process 2020-2021 2 100% 100% 100% 2019-2020 2 100% 100% 100% 2018-2019 1 100% 100% 100% University of New Hampshire program page Its published outcome table
Score breakdown
- Outcomes 60/60100 across 5 completed cohorts
- Transparency 25/25publishes 5 completed cohorts at the address COAMFTE lists
- Standing 12.3/15accredited without conditions, current term runs to 2028-11
14 students admitted since 2015
- #2
Antioch University New England (MA)
Keene, NH
15.5
program score
Blended or hybridMaster'sWhere it leads in New Hampshire
New Hampshire carries less of this work per head than most states, at a median of $60,030, so it is worth asking the program where its graduates end up. The surveyed headcount behind that is small, so read it as indicative rather than firm.
What to know about it
Antioch University New England runs this degree from Keene, NH, blended. No licensure rate is published, so the score rests on graduation and placement alone, as it does for 1 of the 2 programs here. Coursework named on its own page covers sex therapy. With no published outcomes to read, the questions to put to this accredited program directly are its graduation rate for the last three cohorts, how many of those graduates are licensed, and why the figures are not on its site. Publishing this data is a condition of the accreditation the program holds, so its absence is worth a question rather than a shrug. Next accreditation review falls in 2030. Three completed cohorts is a thin record, so ask what the years still in progress look like.
Why it sits here Scored 15.5 of 100 on transparency and accreditation standing alone. The 60 points for published results are unearned because this program publishes none, which is a fact about its disclosure and not a measurement of its teaching.
Score breakdown
- Outcomes 0/60no completed-cohort outcomes published
- Transparency 2.5/25has a disclosure link that does not resolve
- Standing 13/15accredited without conditions, current term runs to 2030-05
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How is this ranking of New Hampshire MFT programs ordered?
This ranking of New Hampshire MFT programs is ordered mostly by disclosure. Of the two accredited master's programs in the state, one report outcomes and one do not, and the gap in the scores below is chiefly that difference rather than a difference in teaching. The score is out of 100: 60 points for published results, 25 for whether the disclosure COAMFTE requires is actually there and reachable, and 15 for accreditation status and how long the current term runs.
Nothing is redistributed away from a program that publishes no results. The alternative is perverse, because it would put every silent program above every program honest enough to report a middling year.
The distinction matters: a program scoring low for publishing nothing has not been judged on its teaching, because there is nothing to judge it on. No figure is estimated in its place. What has been marked is a disclosure obligation that comes with the accreditation, and the card says as much.
The methodology sets out the weights and the thresholds in full.
What do marriage and family therapists earn in New Hampshire?
Marriage and family therapists in New Hampshire earn a median of $60,030, against $66,940 nationally, on Bureau of Labor Statistics figures for May 2025. That is $6,910 below the national figure , and 28th highest of the 45 states that publish one. The range runs from about $48,200 at the tenth percentile to $82,490 at the ninetieth.
The state employs 70 of them, which is 0.24 times the national rate per head of population. That headcount is small enough that the wage figure rests on relatively few responses, so treat it as indicative rather than firm. The salary page puts New Hampshire against the other states and against each work setting.
How do you get licensed as an MFT in New Hampshire?
To get licensed as an MFT in New Hampshire you need a qualifying master's degree, which two accredited programs in the state can supply. The rest of the route, hours and examination and the paperwork around them, is defined by the New Hampshire state board rather than by the accreditor, and this page sends you there rather than paraphrasing rules that move.
A state board treats an accredited MFT degree as settled, which is the practical argument for insisting on one and the reason this page lists only accredited master's programs. Worth weighing alongside it: New Hampshire carries fewer of these jobs per head than the country as a whole, at 0.24 times the national rate, so ask the programs above where their graduates actually end up.
Ask the New Hampshire state board two things in writing: what it counts as a qualifying degree, and how it treats supervised hours accrued out of state. Those answers shape the choice between accredited programs more than any brochure will.
For the route step by step, see the career page; for what the scores here measure, the methodology.
MFT programs in New Hampshire by city
One city in New Hampshire has a page of its own, covering the programs based there and what the license pays in that metropolitan area. Programs in the rest of the state are on this page and nowhere else.
Where else can you study if New Hampshire does not have what you want?
Where else you can study matters more in New Hampshire than in most states: a two-program offering means most people weighing this decision are weighing somewhere else too, which is the shape of a small field rather than a failure of the state.
The nearest alternatives with accredited master's MFT programs are Connecticut (three), New York (four), Pennsylvania (three). 17 states have no accredited programs at this level at all, which is the gap the accredited distance programs exist to fill.
The online and hybrid master's ranking covers what you can study from New Hampshire without moving.
To see New Hampshire's programs against the other 59 scored nationally, the national ranking puts them in one order.
Cities near New Hampshire with their own page
These sit elsewhere in the northeast, and each has a page covering the programs based there and what the job pays in that metropolitan area rather than statewide.
Common questions about MFT programs in New Hampshire
How many accredited master's MFT programs are in New Hampshire?
Can you get licensed as an MFT in New Hampshire with an online degree?
What do marriage and family therapists earn in New Hampshire?
Should you study in New Hampshire or move for a program?
Where do these figures come from?
Every figure on this page comes from one of three places, and each is linked below: COAMFTE for accreditation, the programs themselves for outcomes, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics for pay.
- COAMFTE Directory of Accredited Programs Accredited programs in New Hampshire, their level, city and status. Read 2026-08-21.
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics May 2025 release, SOC 21-1013, all New Hampshire postholders.
- Ranking methodology The three factors, their weights, and the eligibility floor.
Show all 2 program pages cited
University of New Hampshire (MS) Antioch University New England (MA)