Have you seen any actual match lists? I can't seem to find any match list or % matching their top choices, both of which are things people should really pay attention to when choosing a school. Sure they list some general program names, but without knowing what specialty and actual location, it's really hard to tell the quality of programs. I also wonder if the majority of their students matched into NY/Long Island programs because they are from there or wanted to stay there, or if it is because they couldn't get much love from other programs around the country. Just some things to consider when you or anyone else considers this program, sure it looks like if you go, you will become a doctor, but how great of a choice you have in your residency down the line still seems unclear w/o more transparency from the school on their match stats.
Edit: Also to add to OP's question, I interviewed there when I was applying, seemed like an ok school with some differences - mainly a curriculum that mostly seemed like teach yourself vs other schools, and faculty that they sold as just being faculty, not having other research/etc. Sure that seems nice, but personally I, as well as most my classmates, haven't ever really had much issue accessing our faculty for help even with their side research/etc. So in retrospect, I don't really think that would matter having them not be researchers, if anything you might lose opportunities then. But if it was the only school I got into I would've gone, so it's not like I think the school is really bad or anything - just not for me.
