Summary
This article explains how students gain access to the myPortal, what to expect when you log in, and how to access key resources if you don't yet have portal access.
Questions
Q1 - What is the myPortal?
Q2 - How Do I Get Access?
Q3 - I'm a New or Incoming Student — How Do I Register Before I Have Portal Access?
Q4 - I'm an Applicant — How Do I Pay My Deposit?
Q5 - What If I'm Both a Student and an Employee?
Answers
A1 - What is the myUSNH portal?
MyPortal (my.usnh.edu ) is your personalized hub for accessing campus resources, tools, and information. The content you see in the portal is tailored to your role — meaning what you see as a student may differ from what a faculty or staff member sees.
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A2 - How Do I Get Access?
Access to the myUSNH Portal is role-based, meaning it is tied to your student status in our system.
Students receive portal access after they register for their first class(es).
If you have not yet registered for classes, you will not have portal access. Instead, you can use the direct login links below to complete registration, make payments, and more.
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A3 - I'm a New or Incoming Student — How Do I Register Before I Have Portal Access?
Depending on your campus, use the appropriate direct link below:
Keene State College (KSC) Students
KSC Self Service: https://stuplan.keene.edu/Student
Use this link to:
Plymouth State University (PSU) Students
PSU Self Service Banner (SSB): http://go.plymouth.edu/ssb
Use this link to:
University of New Hampshire (UNH) Students
UNH WebCat: https://webcat.unh.edu
Use this link to:
UNH Graduate Students: After you have registered for and paid for a course, you will be granted student portal access. Until then, please use UNH WebCat to register and pay.
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A4 - I'm an Applicant — How Do I Pay My Deposit?
If you've been accepted but haven't yet paid your deposit, you won't have portal access yet. Use the links below:
Once your deposit is paid, your account will be updated and you will be granted student portal access.
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A5 - What If I'm Both a Student and an Employee?
If you have affiliations with more than one campus (for example, you're a student at one campus and an employee at another), your portal will reflect content from both roles. However, your portal's visual theme will reflect your primary institution, and your employee role will take priority for theming purposes.
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Need additional help?
Visit the Technology Help Desk Support page to locate your local campus contact information or to submit an online technology support request. For password issues you must call or visit the Help Desk in person.