About NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine

NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine seeks to improve the health of the community by training the next generation of general practitioners in the field of primary care medicine. Through our three-year accelerated MD program, students receive full-tuition and debt-free scholarships and a directed pathway into a primary care residency training program.

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Full-Tuition Scholarships for Our Three-Year Accelerated MD Program

Our three-year accelerated MD program is exclusively dedicated to primary care, and the costs of attendance are offset by our full-tuition scholarships and other types of financial aid.

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    Full-Tuition Scholarships

    NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine offers full-tuition scholarships to all matriculated students who are enrolled in our three-year accelerated MD program.

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    Three-Year Accelerated MD Program

    Students in our three-year accelerated MD program earn a medical degree sooner and begin their career a year earlier than graduates from traditional four-year programs.

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Directed Pathway Into a Residency Training Program

Admitted students are offered a directed pathway into one of three primary care residency training programs at NYU Langone Hospital—Long Island.

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The Mission of NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine

Develop preeminent physician leaders and a quality workforce through scholarship and innovative medical education design, anchored in the principles of primary care and health systems science.

Leadership

NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine deans, administration, and faculty oversee our mission to educate exemplary physicians and academic leaders in primary care, deliver outstanding patient care, and become authorities in local and national health systems.

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Community Building

At NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine, student life extends beyond the classroom through meaningful community initiatives, mentorship and professional development opportunities, and a strong commitment to professional fulfillment and well-being.

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    Community Initiatives

    Our students actively participate in clubs, activities, and other experiences that focus on engaging with the community we strive to serve.

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    Mentorship & Professional Development

    We offer a variety of programs to advance our students’ educational aspirations and support the professional development of our graduate trainees and early-career academic faculty.

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    Professional Fulfillment & Well-Being

    Guided by the Committee for Professional Health and Well-Being, NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine strives to continuously uphold the tenets of physical, emotional, and psychological health.

Housing

NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine offers housing assistance to eligible MD students, residents, and fellows.

Living Here

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