NYU SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

NAME/LOCATION: 

NYU 

NYU School of Medicine, 550 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10016

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS: 

Each NYU School of Medicine applicant must have completed

• NYU SOM requires completion of undergraduate study and a baccalaureate degree.
• Applicants must have attended an accredited college or university; courses taken outside approved colleges of liberal arts will not be credited toward admission requirements.
• All conditionally accepted applicants and alternate-listed applicants will be required to consent to, submit to, and successfully pass a criminal background check through the AAMC-facilitated criminal background check vendor,  Inc., as a condition of matriculation to the NYU School of Medicine.
• All accepted applicants must possess physical and mental skills and abilities to successfully complete the NYU School of Medicine curriculum as listed in our technical standards.

Normally, credit is not given for courses taken in schools of dentistry, nursing, veterinary medicine, or pharmacy.

The following courses are recommended

• English
• General Biology
• Inorganic Chemistry
• Organic Chemistry
• General Physics
• Biochemistry
• Genetics

Excellence in the premedical sciences constitutes a basic requirement for selection. However, no preference is given to those with science concentrations.

Tuition and Fees

Registered students are assessed tuition and fees based on a variety of factors. The following criteria are used to determine the amount of tuition a student is assessed each semester:

• School or College within New York University
• Program
• Credit Hours Enrolled

The BMI MS tuition cost is set according to the scale of the GSAS. GSAS charges tuition on a per-point basis. Students must obtain a minimum of 32 points for the master's degree. A full-time course load is typically 12 points per semester for master programs.

Bursar's web page shows detailed information on tuition and fee rates, methods of payment, and other financial matters.

The Office of the Bursar is the central billing and collection point for New York University. The department is responsible for managing the university billing, collecting, refunding and cashiering functions.