NYCPM admission stats.

[SydSam]

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[Feli]

You could probably call their admissions staff, but NYCPM is one of the less selective schools and I'm not sure if you'd get a straight answer. If you have taken the MCAT and have a BS/BA or passed the pre-req courses, you have a good chance. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but the attrition rate there will be fairly high because a fair amount of the students won't be able to handle the curriculum.

 

[Buspar]

You could probably call their admissions staff, but NYCPM is one of the less selective schools and I'm not sure if you'd get a straight answer. If you have taken the MCAT and have a BS/BA or passed the pre-req courses, you have a good chance. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but the attrition rate there will be fairly high because a fair amount of the students won't be able to handle the curriculum.

I was told that you also have to have a certain GPA/MCAT score.

 

[krabmas]

Does anyone know where I can see the admissions stats for NYCPM? I'm used to finding it on most the website of most schools but can't on theirs.

I'm really looking for the applied Vs. accepted, average GPAs, etc.


Thanks for the help!

they have a 70% acceptance rate. Once you get an interview as long as you are normal you will get in.

 

[krabmas]

You could probably call their admissions staff, but NYCPM is one of the less selective schools and I'm not sure if you'd get a straight answer. If you have taken the MCAT and have a BS/BA or passed the pre-req courses, you have a good chance. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but the attrition rate there will be fairly high because a fair amount of the students won't be able to handle the curriculum.

the attrition rate is not high - people graduate that probably should not.

 

[blooh]

they have a 70% acceptance rate. Once you get an interview as long as you are normal you will get in.

hahaha, man makes me not want to go there if i decide to go the pod route, but its so close ot my house, 25 minute walk
sigh
- Danny