Welcome to New Hampshire best medical schools. Our rankings are based on alumni reviews, research scores received, peer institution assessment and admissions statistics including averaged MCAT scores, undergraduate GPA as well as acceptance rates. Below we list top medical schools in New Hampshire that are top ranked nationally. You can find tuition cost, total enrollment and composite MCAT score for each school.
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| National Ranking | Best Medical Programs |
| 32 | Dartmouth Medical School (Hanover, NH) Acceptance rate: 6.8% MCAT composite score: 11.0 Tuition: Full-time: $47,780 Average undergraduate GPA: 3.76 Total medical school enrollment: 371 Full-time faculty-student ratio: 2.4:1 NIH funds granted to medical school and affiliated hospitals (in millions): $93.0  |
Recent History of New Hampshire
In 1808, the city of Concord became the capital of New Hampshire.
Just like the neighboring state of Maine, New Hampshire constantly had border conflicts with its northern neighbor, Canada. Territorial disputes were resolved only after the signing of the Webster-Ashburton Treaty in 1842.
In New Hampshire (as in all the northeastern states of the USA), the positions of the opponents of slavery – abolitionists – have traditionally been strong. Many residents of the state participated in the Civil War as part of the army of the North.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the basis of the New Hampshire economy continued to be the production of textiles, wood products, and the extraction of valuable building material – granite. In addition, the state produced looms, locomotives, fire engines, small arms and other products.
Like the entire US economy, the state was hit hard during the Great Depression. In the thirties and forties, many enterprises were closed, including the city-forming ones. In the post-war years, new, mostly high-tech industries began to develop in New Hampshire, including the manufacture of electronic devices.
Since the end of the last century, the popularity of New Hampshire as a “tourist” state has been constantly growing. The diverse nature of New Hampshire, mountains covered with forests and picturesque lakes annually attract millions of tourists to the state from relatively nearby US metropolitan areas – Boston and New York.