New York Institute of Technology PA Program
Requirements, class size and deadline for the New York Institute of Technology Physician Assistant program, NY.
Program at a glance
- Location
- NY
- Max class size
- 60 students
- Program length
- 30 months
- Starts
- August
- Last cycle's deadline
- October 1, 2026
- Minimum GPA
- 3.00
- Average accepted GPA
- 3.76
- Patient-care hours
- 250 required
- GRE
- Not required
Prerequisite courses
12 required courses, as published by the program.
- Biochemistry
- Biology I (with laboratory)
- Biology II (with laboratory)
- College Math
- General Chemistry I (with laboratory)
- General Chemistry II (with laboratory)
- Human Anatomy (or Anatomy & Physiology I)
- Human Physiology (or Anatomy & Physiology II)
- Microbiology
- Organic Chemistry
- Psychology
- Statistics
Frequently asked questions
- How many students does the New York Institute of Technology PA program accept?
- New York Institute of Technology is accredited for a maximum entering class of 60 students. This is the cap approved by ARC-PA; the actual entering class can be smaller.
- How long is the New York Institute of Technology PA program?
- The New York Institute of Technology PA program runs 30 months. It begins in August.
- What GPA do you need for the New York Institute of Technology PA program?
- Admitted students average a 3.76 GPA. The stated minimum to apply is 3.00.
- What is the New York Institute of Technology PA school application deadline?
- The CASPA deadline last cycle was October 1, 2026. New York Institute of Technology has not posted the next cycle's date yet, so use it as a guide and confirm the new date on the program's site when the next CASPA cycle opens.
- Does the New York Institute of Technology PA program require the GRE?
- The GRE is not required for New York Institute of Technology.
- How many patient-care hours does New York Institute of Technology require?
- New York Institute of Technology requires 250 patient-care hours.
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