NYU Grossman School of Medicine

We advance medical education and research to improve patient care, delivery, and outcomes.

Graduation 2026: 157 New Doctors Start Their Medical Careers

The Class of 2026 is the first whole class to graduate under the C21: 3+1 Personalized Pathways curriculum.

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Education and Research at NYU Grossman School of Medicine

We reimagined medical education with the first tuition-free, three-year medical degree program of its kind.

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Research

Behind the Breakthrough

Learn about the motivations driving groundbreaking researchers who aim to develop new treatments and cures for patients worldwide.

  • The DNA Trail: Tracking Microplastics Inside Us

    Mia Petljak, PhD, and her collaborators are pursuing a provocative hypothesis: that microplastics, now found in human tissue, drinking water, and food, may be leaving detectable mutational signatures in tumor DNA.

  • The Hidden Role of Lymphatic Vessels in Cancer

    Amanda Lund, PhD, is reshaping our understanding of the lymphatic system, how cancer spreads, and ways to treat tumors.

  • The Hidden Link Between Inflammation and Cholesterol

    Heart disease has long been treated like a plumbing problem, but Kathryn Moore, PhD, helped reveal something far more complex: the body’s own immune system may be driving the damage.

  • From Code to Care: Rewriting Women’s Health

    Liat Shenhav, PhD, a computational biologist at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, is using mathematics and artificial intelligence to tackle some of medicine’s most persistent blind spots.

  • Harnessing the Immune System to Fight the Deadliest Cancers

    Michelle Krogsgaard, PhD, shares the science—and the personal inspiration—behind her work at NYU Langone’s Perlmutter Cancer Center.

  • CoQ10 Discovery Targets Fatal Disease

    Michael E. Pacold, MD, PhD, has opened the door to potential treatments for rare neurodevelopmental disorders in children.

Educational Excellence—By the Numbers

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Top-ranked medical school to provide full-tuition scholarships
This bold initiative, launched in 2018, made NYU Grossman School of Medicine the first major U.S. medical school to offer full-tuition scholarships.

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First-year medical students were admitted to NYU Grossman School of Medicine in 2025
Our latest incoming class had a median MCAT score of 523 out of a possible 528 and a median GPA of 3.98.

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Faculty named among the world’s most-cited researchers
These researchers are in the top 1 percent globally for scholarly influence.

News and Announcements

Discover NYU Langone Health news about education, medical breakthroughs, new treatments, general health tips, and more.

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Graduate Voices

Learn more about the vibrant medical education experience at NYU Grossman School of Medicine from its newest alumni.

  • Diego Laboy Morales

    Training for Pediatrics at Cornell.

  • Felicia Pasadyn

    Training for Radiology at Cleveland Clinic.

  • Carli Needle Lawrence

    Training for Dermatology at NYU Langone Health.

  • Ipsita Subudhi

    Training for Dermatology at UT Southwestern Medical Center.

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