NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine

DO program · private · New York

Median GPA

3.69

entering class

Median MCAT

505

entering class

Acceptance rate

~8.9%

approximate

Class size

417

46% in-state

In-state vs. out-of-state

46% of the last entering class were New York residents, which leaves about 224 seats for everyone else.

New York resident

~9%

estimated odds

Out-of-state

~9%

estimated odds

Estimates for an applicant with this school's median GPA (3.69) and MCAT (505), from AAMC and AACOM applicant outcomes and this school's published figures. Residency moves the estimate little here. Estimates, not guarantees.

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What they look for

  • Service30%
  • Clinical experience26%
  • Academics23%
  • Research12%
  • Leadership9%

NYITCOM states its mission as teaching patient-centered, population-based osteopathic healthcare and graduating physicians prepared for inner-city, rural and global practice across general and specialty, clinical, academic and research settings — a deliberately broad brief in which population health framing matters more than at most DO schools. The school ranks among the leaders for graduates practising in underserved areas, and its Arkansas State campus exists to address physician shortage in Arkansas and the Mississippi Delta. Students interested in academic careers can compete for the Academic Medicine Scholars Program, an extra year of supervised research and teaching.

Watch out: US citizenship or permanent residency is required. Prerequisites are specific — English, biology, chemistry, organic chemistry and physics — and MCAT scores must be from January 2021 or later. A file with no population-health or underserved framing under-reads against the stated mission.

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