MD Medical Schools in New Hampshire
1 allopathic MD program in our catalogue for New Hampshire. Use the profiles below to compare MCAT medians, GPA ranges, in-state preference, and AMCAS strategy.
Last reviewed September 4, 2026
About New Hampshire: Pop. ~1.4M; largest city is Manchester. No standalone LCME medical school; Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine (in Hanover) serves the region with a national admissions pool.
In-state preference: Dartmouth Geisel is a private school and does not apply in-state preference — it competes for a national applicant pool. New Hampshire residents often apply broadly to New England programs.
Major health systems
- Dartmouth Health
- Catholic Medical Center
- Concord Hospital
1 MD Program in New Hampshire
- Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth (MD)
Hanover, NH
The Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth was founded in 1797, making it one of the oldest US medical schools. It offers an integrated four-year MD curriculum in a small, close-knit academic community in Hanover, New Hampshire. As the medical school of Dartmouth College, Geisel keeps strong Ivy League ties. Its curriculum places unusual emphasis on health policy, outcomes research, and evidence-based medicine. Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center is the primary teaching hospital. It is a Level I trauma center and quaternary referral hospital, so students train in a high-acuity, largely rural clinical environment.
MCAT 517GPA 3.872.2% acceptance
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