New York Medical College

What is the cost of studying for a year at New York Medical College?

NYMC's annual cost depends on the degree, enrollment load, and living arrangements. IPEDS reported the following 2024-25 graduate charges for both New York residents and students from other states:

• Average full-time graduate tuition: $27,623.
• Average required full-time graduate fees: $933.
• Reported part-time graduate charge: $1,293 per credit hour.

The full-time tuition and fee figures sum to $28,556, but that is not a universal NYMC bill or a complete annual cost of attendance. In particular, applicants should not use the graduate average as the MD program's price. A program-specific budget also needs to account for housing, food, books and equipment, transportation, health-related charges, and personal expenses without counting any item twice.

Eligible students may finance part of that budget through program-specific scholarships, federal graduate borrowing, or qualifying military benefits. Federal loan availability and terms depend on current law and individual eligibility; the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a starting point for federal-aid consideration. Published charges are amounts billed or budgeted, while an individual's eventual cost depends on the aid actually awarded.

What are the work-study opportunities at New York Medical College?

Paid work at NYMC should be considered separately from required clinical training, research experience, and financial aid. A student might seek an eligible campus job or a paid research role, but an internship or clinical placement is not automatically paid employment.

Federal Work-Study, when offered to an eligible student, requires a qualifying aid award and an available job; it is earned through work rather than deducted automatically from tuition. Graduate students should ask their financial-aid office and academic program about current student-employment options, the application process, and whether work hours fit the program's laboratory or clinical schedule.