Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine New York

DO program · private · New York

Median GPA

3.48

entering class

Median MCAT

501

entering class

Acceptance rate

~12.7%

approximate

Class size

355

39% in-state

In-state vs. out-of-state

39% of the last entering class were New York residents, which leaves about 218 seats for everyone else.

New York resident

~13%

estimated odds

Out-of-state

~13%

estimated odds

Estimates for an applicant with this school's median GPA (3.48) and MCAT (501), 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

  • Service36%
  • Clinical experience25%
  • Academics21%
  • Leadership10%
  • Research8%

A stated commitment to practising in underserved areas, paired with a real understanding of osteopathic medicine. TouroCOM opened in Harlem in 2007 as the first new medical school in New York State in nearly 30 years, with an explicit emphasis on training minority physicians and on identifying and recruiting students willing to commit to underserved practice. The school runs community pipeline work such as Med-Achieve, mentoring high school students from underrepresented groups, and has repeatedly received the HEED diversity award. Applicants are expected to present a passion for serving underserved areas and to embody osteopathic philosophy.

Watch out: Primary applications are pre-screened before a supplemental is offered, so metrics below the screen mean the file is never read holistically. No DO exposure and no underserved service both sit against criteria the school states directly.

Our reading of this school's own published mission and selection criteria, not an official formula. How we source this

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