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New York Tech PA Admissions Guide

New York Tech's Recurring fall entry admits 60 students, prioritizes progressing BS/MS students and opens remaining seats to external applicants. CASPA is due October 1.

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Application cycle
Recurring fall entry
Last source check
August 22, 2026

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Quick facts

  • Degree: Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies.
  • Duration: 30 months onsite; 98 credits.
  • Location: Old Westbury, New York.
  • Entry: every fall.
  • Cohort: 60 total seats; remaining seats after BS/MS progression open to external applicants.
  • Interview: required personal interview for selected applicants.
  • Application: CASPA; no supplemental.

Official requirements

Admission requirements

Applicants need 3.0 overall and 3.2 science GPAs, B-or-better prerequisites, 250 patient-care hours and three professional letters; GRE and MCAT are not required. Official program

Important dates

  • October 1: recurring CASPA e-submit deadline for the class entering the following fall.

The official page does not label a specific entry year or publish interview dates. Official requirements

How selection works

Review weighs undergraduate rigor, cumulative and science GPAs, patient-care experience, leadership, volunteer experience and references. The most-qualified applicants are invited to a required personal interview. Exact weights are not public. Official requirements

Interview details

Confirmed

The most-qualified applicants complete a required personal interview.

Not published

Dates, format, modality, location, duration, interviewer roles, file access and scoring dimensions are not public. Official requirements

Who this program may suit

New York Tech may suit applicants seeking an Old Westbury program who understand that internal BS/MS students receive priority seats. Official program

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Frequently asked questions

What is the deadline?

October 1 for the class entering the following fall.

How much patient care is required?

At least 250 verifiable hours in the U.S. healthcare system.

Can external applicants apply?

Yes. Seats remaining after eligible BS/MS students progress are open to external applicants; no fixed external-seat count is published.

Are GRE or MCAT scores used?

No.

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