New York City Campus Closed: Tuesday, March 17

Due to infrastructure work at 1855 Broadway, all buildings on the New York City campus will be closed on Tuesday, March 17. Employees should work remotely. It is anticipated that all buildings EXCEPT 1855 Broadway will reopen with full services on Wednesday, March 18. We will update information as soon as it becomes available.

D.O. / Ph.D. Fact Sheet

  • This is a 2, 3 or 4, 2 program: 2 years medical school preclinical coursework, 3-4 years graduate school and thesis research, 2 years medical school clinical rotations.
  • Who can apply?
    • Applicants to medical school
    • Second-year students at the beginning of year 2
  • Two or three students are admitted each year.

  • Medical school applicants
  • Second-year applicants
    • Indicate interest in program at beginning of year 2
    • Required admissions materials:
      • College transcript—from AACOMAS application
      • MCAT scores—from AACOMAS application
      • Letters of reference—from AACOMAS application
      • Medical school transcript to date—from Academic Affairs
      • CV—sent by applicant
      • Essay explaining interest in program—sent by applicant
      • Two or three letters of reference related to research experience—sent by reference directly to program director
  • All additional requested materials should be sent to dophd@nyit.edu, indicating they are additional materials for application to the NYITCOM D.O. / Ph.D. Program.

  • Admission to medical school
  • For 2nd year students – in top 50% of medical school class

  • In top 50% of medical school class
  • Pass COMLEX 1 on first try; NYITCOM must receive notice of a passing score on COMLEX 1 by July 7 of the student’s second year

  • Maintain B average in graduate school classes
  • Pass doctoral qualifying examination – research proposal
  • Complete doctoral thesis research and submit doctoral thesis
  • Pass doctoral thesis examination

  • The medical school covers entire amount of:
    • Medical school tuition.
    • Graduate school tuition.
    • Graduate school stipend.
  • The student is responsible for:
    • Living expenses during medical school portion of program.
    • Additional living expenses as needed during graduate portion of program.