Apply to New Hampton School, a Boarding & Day School in NH

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There are several steps to the application process that we have outlined below. Starting in September you may begin your application for the following academic year. Please reach out to the Admission Office with any questions, admission@newhampton.org or call (603) 677-3401.

Schedule a visit by contacting the Admission Office via email admission@newhampton.org or by calling 603-677-3401. All visit times are in Eastern time.

Fall Visits
Monday and Friday: 8:15 and 9:30 am; 12:30 and 1:45 pm
Tuesday and Thursday: 8:15, 9:30, and 11:00 am; 1:00 and 2:15 pm
Wednesday: 8:45, 10:00, and 11:15 am
Saturday : 8:15, 9:30, and 10:30 am

Application Steps

List of 4 items.

Step 1: Inquire

Please complete our Inquiry Form and tell us about yourself and your interests. Once we receive your form, we will send some materials via mail so that you can learn more about our community.
Step 2: Schedule An Interview

Contact our Admission Office to schedule an on-campus or virtual visit. Campus tours and interviews are required of all applicants.
Step 3: Apply
Applications are due February 1st through the SSATB Standard Application Online (SAO). To begin the application process, visit the SAO website to create an account. Once you have successfully completed this process, required forms and materials available in your SAO portal.
- Student Profile
- Parent Statement
- Student Essay
- English Recommendation
- Math Recommendation
- Principal/Guidance Counselor Recommendation
- Official School Reports and Transcripts
- Personal Recommendation (OPTIONAL) – submit via emailing a PDF to admission@newhampton.org
Step 4: Testing

As we consider the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, New Hampton School will not require applicants to submit standardized test scores in the admission process. Many spring and summer test dates were canceled, and while the Enrollment Management Association plans to offer in-home SSAT testing, we hope that adopting a test-optional admission model will eliminate an additional obstacle for families in these challenging times.

For some, standardized testing is a strength, and we will happily welcome any scores that students choose to submit. When a student refrains from sharing their standardized test results, we will require a third academic recommendation, and their applications will be given full and equal consideration.

Students who do not identify English as their first language will be required to submit an English proficiency test such as the TOEFL or online with Duo Lingo.

Please email admission@newhampton.org with questions about additional testing platforms that may be considered.