AMCAS application accepted? No
Earliest application date: N/A
Application deadline: N/A
Oldest MCAT considered: N/A
Application fee: $60
Director of admissions: Rodika Zaika
Does this school ask for a secondary application as part of the admissions process? YesThis school requires undergraduate work in these subjects in order to apply: biology, biology/zoology, English, organic chemistry, inorganic (general) chemistry, physics
Is a personal interview required for admission? Yes
Are interviews conducted at the medical school? Yes
Acceptance notice to regular application for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Earliest date: N/A
-Latest date: N/A
Applicant’s response to acceptance offer for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Maximum time in weeks: 3 weeks
-Does the school consider requests for deferred entrance? Yes
-Deposit to hold place in class: $1,500
-Deposit due: At time of acceptance offer
-Deposit refundable prior to: N/A
-Starting month for the class of 2007-2008: August
Early Decision Plan application period for the 2007-2008 first-year class:
-Does the school have an Early Decision Plan (EDP)? No
-EDP application period begins: N/A
-EDP application period ends: N/A
-EDP applicants notified by: N/A
Fall 2005 Admissions Statistics
Acceptance rate: 12.9%
GPA
Average undergraduate GPA: 3.53
MCAT
Overall score (composite): 8.5
Verbal reasoning: 8.4
Physical sciences: 8.5
Biological: 8.7
Writing: O
Undergraduate Majors
Biological sciences (biology, microbiology, zoology, etc.):N/A
Physical sciences (biochemistry, chemistry, engineering, etc.):N/A
Non-sciences (sociology, economics, English, etc.):N/A
Other health professions (nursing, pharmacy, etc.):N/A
Mixed disciplines and other:N/A
Combined Degree Programs
Combined degree programs offered: D.O./M.B.A., D.O./M.S.
Does the school have a combined college/D.O. program? Yes
Number of years to complete combined college/D.O. program: 7 years
Web site for combined college/D.O. program: www.nyit.edu
Selection Factors
Details on the policies, preferences, criteria, factors and procedures used in the M.D. admission process: N/A