- All
secondary applications must be completed no
later than January 31, 2009. If you are applying to the
Early Decision Program (EDP)
the Secondary Application must be submitted by August
31, 2008.
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Your application to New
York Medical College can only be considered after you have sent us the
following required materials:
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A fully completed online
Secondary Application and application fee, and
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All required Letters of
Evaluation, and
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Any additional information that may be requested by the Office
of Admissions
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You can check your application status online
throughout the year by using your assigned user name and user password.
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The Committee on Admissions
will review applications as they are completed.
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You may be invited for an
interview via e-mail following the Committee's review or your application may
be held for later review. We interview on campus, by invitation only,
generally from October through April. Decisions are made on a rolling basis.
We try hard to process and
review applications promptly. You can assist us in several ways:
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Apply early.
The earlier your application is complete, the earlier we can review your file.
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Check your status online.
Please try not to
call the Office
of Admissions
on a regular basis to check on the status of your application. When we are
busy answering phones we are not free to process applications.
Please report any
change in your name,
social security number, postal address or e-mail address
directly to AMCAS. If you think there may be confusion about the name that your
evaluation letters use, you can alert us to that, but the official change must
be reported through AMCAS.
PLEASE READ THIS INFORMATION CAREFULLY. IF YOUR APPLICATION
IS INCOMPLETE OR INCORRECT IT WILL ONLY DELAY YOUR PROGRESS. IF YOU ARE NOT PREPARED TO COMPLETE THE ENTIRE SECONDARY APPLICATION YOU MAY BEGIN NOW AND RETURN AT A LATER DATE TO COMPLETE. ALL INFORMATION ENTERED WILL BE SAVED.
| STEP 1: VERIFY PREREQUISITES |
In order to apply to New York
Medical College you must meet the following conditions. It is your
responsibility to make sure that you meet all requirements. Please do not apply
if you do not meet these conditions.
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All courses offered in
satisfaction of the requirements for admission must be taken in, or accepted as
transfer credits by, an accredited college in the United States or Canada and
must be acceptable to that institution toward a baccalaureate degree in arts
or sciences. This includes Advanced Placement courses taken in high school.
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You must have successfully
completed these
premed requirements,
or have them in progress:
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General Biology, 2
semesters or equivalent, with labs
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General Chemistry, 2
semesters or equivalent, with labs
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Organic Chemistry, 2
semesters or equivalent, with labs
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Physics, 2 semesters or
equivalent, with labs
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English, 2 semesters or
equivalent (or successful completion of the English requirements of your undergraduate institution)
- You
must have taken the Medical
College Admission Test (MCAT)
between April 2006 and September 2008. MCAT scores from tests taken prior to
April 2006 will not be accepted.
Please do not complete
this application if you have had scholastic difficulty in any medical school
or have been dropped from the rolls of any medical school.
| STEP 2: PROVIDE LETTERS OF
EVALUATION |
PLEASE READ THIS CAREFULLY. INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS CANNOT BE
REVIEWED.
General Information about Letters of Evaluation
New York Medical College
Office of Admissions,
Room 147
Administration Building
Valhalla, NY 10595
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All letters must be on
official
letterhead.
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Please request that your
AMCAS ID
be included on your letters.
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All letters must be
submitted directly
to us by the Premedical Committee, the career placement office, the
individual letter writer, or an approved online evaluation service. You may not submit letters yourself.
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Re-applicants
must re-submit Letters of Evaluation.
- All
required documents must be postmarked by
January 31, 2009.
NOTE:
If you graduated
prior to 2006
(this does not include 2006) and are unable to obtain Letters of Evaluation
from your school, we will accept other academically oriented
letters. However, keep in mind that providing us with the requested letters
will strengthen your application.
Undergraduate School Letters
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If your college has a
Premedical Advisory Committee, a Letter of Evaluation from the Committee is
preferred and will fulfill all undergraduate requirements. A committee letter
does not require the names of individual letter writers.
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If your college does not
have a Premedical Committee, Letters of Evaluation from three undergraduate
professors including at least two from science (biology, chemistry, physics, biomedical engineering
or bioengineering).
These must come from faculty who have taught you in
class or have supervised independent research for which you have received
credit.
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One Letter of Evaluation
must be from the department in which you majored, whether science or
non-science.
Graduate School Letters
If you are a matriculated
graduate student or you have completed a graduate degree,
please read
this section.
In addition to the undergraduate evaluation letters:
Optional Letters
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Letters from
employers and/or volunteer clinical and
community service
experiences can be important. Although not required, letters from such
experiences where you have spent significant amounts of time are recommended.
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Employment references and
references from volunteer work are excellent but they
do not substitute for
academic references.
- Additional evaluations do not need to be listed unless you need to verify it has been received when you
check your application status online.
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STEP 3: COMPLETE THE SECONDARY APPLICATION
**IMPORTANT** You will need to provide a credit card for electronic
payment and ALL information for all evaluation letters. |
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Please enter all
information on
the Secondary Application.
- If applicable, under Faculty and /or Employee information, type the
name of the relative, hospital name, department and the position or title
of the relative. Use the arrow button to indicate your relationship to
the faculty member/employee.
- If
applicable, under Alumni Relatives, type the name and year of graduation
from NYMC for any alumnus relative(s) you have. Use the arrow button
to indicate the school/program and your relationship to the alumnus.
If you choose Graduate Medical Education Program/Residency, enter the
hospital and department.
- If
you are submitting a Committee Letter from your undergraduate school,
please check the appropriate box and enter the name of the college you
attended. (A committee letter must be signed on behalf of a committee
by one of its members.) Otherwise, for each letter of evaluation
entered, please type in the name and title of the evaluator, the course
name and number, the name of your undergraduate or graduate college where
you took the course, and the number of credit hours earned. It is
very important that you indicate which of the letters you submit are in
your undergraduate major by checking the appropriate box.
- If
you are submitting optional letters of evaluation, please type in the
name and title of the evaluator and the name of the institution.
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If your graduate studies will begin in Fall of 2008 please enter the graduate
recommendation letter information as follows:
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Under Evaluator name
TBA
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Under Evaluator Title
TBA
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Under Course number
99
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Under College name
Enter name of graduate school
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Under Course
name TBA
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Under Credits earned
99
When you have the graduate recommendation letter information you should email us
at
mdadmit@nymc.edu.
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You must
use the same name
on all documents that you supplied to AMCAS.
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The
$100 non-refundable application fee
can be processed electronically or by submitting a check and or fee waiver stub.. Please follow the instructions at the end of the application.