DO osteopathic medical schools in New Mexico
New Mexico has one osteopathic DO program in NextGen MedPrep's US school directory: Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine — New Mexico. Compare its MCAT and GPA figures, in-state preference rating, and interview format below, then see how residency is treated.
Studying medicine in New Mexico
About New Mexico: Pop. ~2.1M; Albuquerque is the medical hub. University of New Mexico School of Medicine has a distinctive mission focused on the state's diverse populations, including a large Native American and Hispanic community.
In-state preference: UNM School of Medicine very strongly prefers New Mexico residents; typically 85–95% in-state. The school has a stated mission to address health disparities for New Mexico's rural, Native American, and Hispanic communities.
Major health systems in New Mexico
- UNM Hospitals
- Presbyterian Healthcare Services
- Lovelace Health System
- Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center
DO programs in New Mexico
One DO program in New Mexico for 2027 entry. Click it for the full how-to-get-in guide.
MCAT and GPA figures are labeled median or mean when the school's own published class profile confirms them, and “unconfirmed” when it has not yet been checked — the school's page cites the source. In-state preference tags are NextGen MedPrep's rating, not school policy, unless marked “published policy”.
Residents vs out-of-state applicants in New Mexico
Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine — New Mexico, the one DO program in New Mexico in our catalog, is rated as giving moderate preference to New Mexico residents. It has no admissions figures we have confirmed on the school's own pages yet, so the table shows the in-state rating and verification status only. Its profile has more detail.
| Program | In-state preference | Data check |
|---|---|---|
| Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine — New Mexico | Moderate | Checked against the school's own page, August 15, 2026 |
The in-state preference column is NextGen MedPrep's rating from each school's matriculation pattern and admissions guidance, not a school policy, except where a row says “published policy”. A dash means the school has not published that figure in a form we could confirm. Sources for every confirmed figure are linked on the program's profile.
Nearby: other West states with DO programs
States in the same US Census region (West), with the number of DO programs in each.
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