New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine
WDOMS ID: F0000102 United States of America Old Westbury
Country
United States of America
City
Old Westbury
WDOMS ID
F0000102
What students share
School Type: Private
Year Instruction Started: 1977
Operational Status: Currently operational
Alternate Names: New York College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYCOM) (1977 - 2013)
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School Website(s): In English
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School Contact Admission Contact Main Address: Serota Academic Center, room 203 Northern Boulevard PO Box 8000 Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000 United States of America Phone Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3997 Fax Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3831 Email: Admissions Office Address: Phone Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3747 Fax Number(s): Email: comadm@nyit.edu eppadmissions@nyit.edu (?migr? Physicians Program)
Main Address: Serota Academic Center, room 203 Northern Boulevard PO Box 8000 Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000 United States of America
Phone Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3997
Fax Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3831
Email:
Address:
Phone Number(s): +1 (516) 686-3747
Fax Number(s):
Email: comadm@nyit.edu eppadmissions@nyit.edu (?migr? Physicians Program)
Current Programs This school offers more than one program or track leading to a medical degree. Qualification Title: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) Year Instruction Began: 1977 Curriculum Last Revised: Curriculum Duration: 4 years Language of Instruction: English Year Ended: Prerequisite Education: Admission follows completion of an undergraduate degree. Foreign Students: Foreign students are not admitted Genders Admitted: Both men and women are admitted Entrance Exam: An entrance exam is required Tuition Paid By: Enrollment: Counts of new students admitted to the program and those who graduated, as reported by the school, are displayed below. ?N/A? indicates that no data are available for that year. Year Admitted Graduated 2015 324 270 2014 326 277 2013 323 287
Qualification Title: Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.)
Year Instruction Began: 1977
Curriculum Last Revised:
Curriculum Duration: 4 years
Language of Instruction: English
Year Ended:
Prerequisite Education: Admission follows completion of an undergraduate degree.
Foreign Students: Foreign students are not admitted
Genders Admitted: Both men and women are admitted
Entrance Exam: An entrance exam is required
Tuition Paid By:
