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PA Schools in New York

All 31 accredited physician assistant programs in New York, with GPA, class size, GRE policy and CASPA deadline for each.

Accredited programs
31
Avg accepted GPA range
3.40 to 3.90
Combined max seats
1,376

New York PA programs

Programs on ARC-PA probation remain accredited, and their students graduate and sit for the PANCE. Confirm any program's current status on the ARC-PA accredited program list.

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Frequently asked questions

How many PA schools are in New York?
New York has 31 ARC-PA accredited physician assistant programs, 5 of them on accreditation-probation.
What GPA do you need for PA school in New York?
Among the 24 New York programs that publish it, the average GPA of admitted students ranges from 3.40 to 3.90. Each program's own minimum and average are listed above.
Which PA schools in New York don't require the GRE?
Of the 6 New York programs with a published GRE policy, 1 do not require it. Programs marked GRE optional or No GRE above are the ones to look at.
When are New York PA school deadlines?
CASPA deadlines for New York programs this cycle run from August 1, 2026 to April 15, 2027. Many programs review on a rolling basis, so applying early is generally better.
Are any New York PA programs on probation?
5 programs in New York hold ARC-PA Accreditation-Probation: CUNY School of Medicine (formerly CCNY Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education), Long Island University, SUNY Upstate Medical Center, University of Mount Saint Vincent and Yeshiva University. Probation is not loss of accreditation; students still graduate and sit for the PANCE. Check current status on the ARC-PA site before applying.

PA schools in other states

Sourced from ARC-PA and each program's official admissions pages, and checked regularly. Requirements change, so always confirm on the program's own site before you apply. PA Path is a planning tool and does not guarantee admission.