Admissions Factors

What New Hampshire Looks For

New Hampshire rates 2 factors as very important: rigor of high school courses and academic GPA.

How New Hampshire rates each factor

Each college sorts 18 factors into four levels on its Common Data Set.

Very important

Important

Recommendations

Considered

Not considered

The numbers behind the class

Overall admit rate

89.1%

19,224 of 21,567 applicants

Early decision admit rate

No early decision

Admitted from the waitlist

No waitlist

Enrolled first-years had an average high school GPA of 3.64.

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Frequently asked questions

What does New Hampshire look for in applicants?

New Hampshire rates 2 factors as very important: rigor of high school courses and academic GPA.

Does New Hampshire consider legacy status?

New Hampshire rates alumni relation as "not considered" in its 2025-26 Common Data Set.

Does New Hampshire track demonstrated interest?

New Hampshire rates the level of an applicant's interest as "not considered".

Source: New Hampshire’s own Common Data Set 2025-26, Section C. Last checked 2026-10-08. The ratings are the college’s own description of its process. Counts are for one entering class.