New York Medical College (NYMC): How to Get In

Mission statement

“New York Medical College is a health sciences university whose purpose is to educate physicians, scientists, public health specialists, and other healthcare professionals, and to conduct biomedical and population-based research. Through its faculty and affiliated clinical partners, the College provides service to its community in an atmosphere of excellence, scholarship and professionalism. New York Medical College believes the rich diversity of its student body and faculty is important to its mission of educating outstanding health care professionals for the multicultural world of the 21st century. This commitment to diversity and inclusion is woven into the fabric of the institution. Students come from across the US, representing a broad range of racial, ethnic, cultural, economic and educational backgrounds. Underrepresented minorities comprise approximately 20% of the student body.”

Academic Curriculum

• Years I & II: Pre-Clinical
• Year III: Clerkship
• Year IV: Electives

Research

• No research or thesis required during medical school.

Admissions statistics

• Success rate (Overall): 1.69%
• Success rate (In-State): 3.19%
• Success rate (Out-of-State): 1.42%
• Success rate (International): 0.65%
• Average Accepted GPA: 3.65
• Average Accepted MCAT Scores: 512

Required Courses

• Biology (1 year with lab)
• Chemistry (1 semester each of Inorganic and Organic Chemistry with labs, 1 semester Biochemistry, no lab)
• Physics (1 year with lab)
• English (1 year)

Contact information

Main site:  http://www.nymc.edu/school-of-medicine-som/

Admissions contact email: [email protected]

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