United States

Pre-health programs in New York

New York is home to 58 programs across 9 paths — Dental, Medicine, Physician Assistant, Physical Therapy, Optometry, Pharmacy, Veterinary Medicine, Perfusion and Biological Research. Each listing below carries admissions statistics verified from the school's own published materials.

Programs tracked

Pre-health paths represented

3.70

Median cumulative GPA

$39,130

Median in-state tuition, public programs

Dental in New York

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Medicine in New York

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Physician Assistant in New York

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Albany Medical College PA Program
Albany, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$54,000
Class size
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Clarkson University PA Program
Potsdam, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$41,055
21
Cornell University - Weill Cornell Medicine PA Program
New York, New York · Private
3.74
GRE verbal
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$58,000
Class size
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D Youville University PA Program
Buffalo, New York · Private
3.73
GRE verbal
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$44,000
Class size
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Hofstra University PA Program
Hempstead, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$52,000
76
Le Moyne College PA Program
Syracuse, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$46,000
Class size
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Long Island University PA Program
Brooklyn, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$50,000
Class size
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New York Institute of Technology PA Program
Old Westbury, New York · Private
3.74
GRE verbal
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$50,000
60
Pace University PA Program
New York, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$50,000
Class size
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Rochester Institute of Technology PA Program
Rochester, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$50,000
Class size
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Stony Brook University PA Program
Stony Brook, New York · Public
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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In-state tuition
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Class size
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Touro College PA Program
New York, New York · Private
3.60
GRE verbal
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$45,140
Class size
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Physical Therapy in New York

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Columbia University DPT
New York, New York · Private
3.65
GRE verbal
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$40,978
Class size
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D Youville University DPT
Buffalo, New York · Private
3.35
GRE verbal
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$44,000
Class size
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Daemen University DPT
Amherst, New York · Private
3.35
GRE verbal
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$46,000
Class size
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Hunter College DPT
New York, New York · Public
3.45
GRE verbal
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$17,300
32
Ithaca College DPT
Ithaca, New York · Private
3.45
GRE verbal
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$50,000
Class size
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Long Island University DPT
Brooklyn, New York · Private
3.35
GRE verbal
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$55,128
Class size
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Nazareth University DPT
Rochester, New York · Private
3.38
GRE verbal
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$50,000
Class size
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New York Institute of Technology DPT
Old Westbury, New York · Private
3.35
GRE verbal
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$60,000
40
New York University DPT
New York, New York · Private
3.55
GRE verbal
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$63,013
Class size
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Stony Brook University DPT
Stony Brook, New York · Public
3.48
GRE verbal
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In-state tuition
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85
Touro College DPT
New York, New York · Private
3.30
GRE verbal
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$34,700
Class size
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University at Buffalo DPT
Buffalo, New York · Public
3.50
GRE verbal
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In-state tuition
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43

Optometry in New York

SUNY College of Optometry
New York, New York · Public
3.70
OAT total
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$32,200
97

Pharmacy in New York

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Veterinary Medicine in New York

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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Ithaca, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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$46,230
Class size
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Long Island University Lewyt College of Veterinary Medicine
Brookville, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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$61,938
Class size
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Perfusion in New York

SUNY Upstate Medical University
Syracuse, New York · Public
Avg GPA
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GRE verbal
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$16,965
Class size
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Biological Research in New York

Cornell University
Ithaca, New York · Private
Avg GPA
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Tuition
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20

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