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From New Hampshire to a UCCS State: What Carries Over

UCCS fills its online nursing programs from the states on its published lists, and New Hampshire appears on neither one. For a nurse in Manchester, Nashua or Concord, studying with UCCS begins with a relocation. The full practice setting you know here travels well, since most of UCCS's NP states hold the same AANP rating.

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10 of 14UCCS NP states that AANP rates full practice, the rating New Hampshire also holds
UCCS nursing programs for New Hampshire residents. MSN FNP, AGNP, PMHNP: not on the np list; RN to BSN (NURS 4450): not on the rn-bsn list; APRN disclosure: meets; If you move: 14 np states listed. RN license: in the compact. NP practice: full.
New Hampshire and UCCS's programs: MSN FNP, AGNP, PMHNP: not on the np list; RN to BSN (NURS 4450): not on the rn-bsn list; APRN disclosure: meets; If you move: 14 np states listed. RN license in the compact; NP practice full (AANP).

Where a New Hampshire address leaves you

The college bases eligibility on physical residence. No New England state made either roster: not the 14 states for the NP options, and not the 21 for the RN to BSN. The approved states guide names them all.

UCCS options for New Hampshire residents
ProgramAvailable from New Hampshire?Clinical hours
MSN in FNP, AGNP or PMHNPNoClose to home in a listed NP state, after you move
RN to MSN and Post-Graduate NP CertificateNoThe same rule: whichever listed NP state you live in
BSN to DNP, Post-Master's DNPNeeds an RN license from a state UCCS approvesSites in that approved state
RN to BSNNoNURS 4450 in one of the 21 RN to BSN states
Traditional or Accelerated BSNFor Colorado residents, or those moving thereColorado placements UCCS arranges

The Granite State's nursing landscape

Licensing here sits with the Board of Nursing, part of the state's Office of Professional Licensure and Certification. NCSBN shows New Hampshire's compact membership in effect since 2018; the APRN Compact is not law here. AANP rates the state full practice.

Large employers include Elliot Health System, Catholic Medical Center, Concord Hospital, Southern New Hampshire Health and Dartmouth Health, the system behind Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. Population is heaviest around Manchester-Nashua, Concord, and the southern towns the census folds into Greater Boston.

New Hampshire's placement rule, and who it covers

New Hampshire's distance-education rule for pre-licensure programs, Nur 602.15(j), asks a school from another state to tell the board in advance that it plans to use local facilities, then to post each placement six weeks ahead. The paperwork runs to a yearly petition (Form A), a placement form per rotation (Part B) and a signed preceptor agreement per preceptor.

Graduate and RN-completion programs sit outside that rule; the licensing office says the board does not regulate RN-BSN or RN-MSN programs. One copy of the rule shows it expiring in January 2026, although the office was still citing it that month. For UCCS applicants, the residency rule settles things before any of this matters.

Full practice in the listed states

If New Hampshire's full practice setting shapes your plans, the AANP ratings for UCCS's NP states split like this.

  • Full practice: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah and Wyoming
  • Restricted practice: California, Florida, Oklahoma and Texas

Florida is the lone NP-list state on the Atlantic side of the country; New York, much closer, is on the RN to BSN list alone. License fit matters as well, since UCCS's handbook expects a multistate license in compact states and a state-issued RN license everywhere else, as the license guide lays out.

UCCS clinicals once you have relocated, and where we help

After a move and an offer of admission, your hours happen in the listed state where you live, with a preceptor you line up; UCCS reviews the site, signs the agreement and supervises. Every placement starts with a Clinical Site Sheet, and no hour counts before UCCS's "good to go" email.

That search is our specialty. We pair you with a preceptor and practice suited to your UCCS course, prepare each detail the site sheet and agreement call for, get it to the college early, and remain on call to replace anyone who withdraws. Open the conversation through the form below.

Questions UCCS students ask

Could I start UCCS's online PMHNP track while living in New Hampshire?

No. The PMHNP track follows the same 14-state residency rule as UCCS's other NP options, and its students may use providers only in approved states, even for telehealth. Relocating to a listed state is the route in. UCCS makes every admission call, so check the specifics with the college before you set a timeline.

Does New Hampshire's out-of-state clinical rule apply to UCCS?

The rule is written for schools preparing students for first licensure, and the state's licensing office says the board leaves RN-completion programs unregulated. Whether it would reach a graduate NP program is not answered on the board's pages. For UCCS the point is moot, because the university draws NP students only from its listed states.

Which UCCS-listed state is nearest to New Hampshire?

For the RN to BSN, New York is the closest listed state. For the NP programs, Florida is the only one along the East Coast; the rest are spread across the West, the Southwest and the Plains. Picking among them usually turns on licensing, practice rules and where you hope to live after graduation.

Will my New Hampshire compact license cover UCCS hours after I move?

Check with the new state's board about your license as part of the move. From there, UCCS's handbook asks for a multistate license when your hours fall in a compact state and for that state's own RN license when they fall in a non-compact state such as Alaska, California or Nevada.

Last checked 2026-09-25

We check these pages against UCCS's catalog, practicum handbooks and college pages. Your degree plan, the handbook for your cohort and the Graduate Clinical Practicum Coordinator have the final word.

UCCS asks you to find your clinical hours where you live. Let us run that search.

Tell us your UCCS track, your next clinical course and where you live. We find preceptors who fit the course and prepare the details your Clinical Site Sheet needs, early enough for the agreement to be signed before the semester.

  • Preceptors matched to the course: pediatrics for NURS 6900, acute and chronic care for NURS 6915 and NURS 6925, psychiatric prescribers for NURS 6801 to NURS 6803
  • Credentials, license, certification and the site's signer ready for the Clinical Site Sheet
  • In Colorado Springs, along the Front Range, or in any of UCCS's approved states

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