NYU Grossman School of Medicine

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

  • Three soon-to-graduate medical students from the Grossman School of Medicine smile and hold up pieces of paper that say "I Matched" in bold purple letters.

    2026 Match Day Envelopes Are Ready to Rip

    The day was a significant milestone in NYU Grossman’s history as they are the first class to have graduated in only three years.

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  • 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. 

  • From PhD to Pediatric Oncologist in Three Years

    Cory Rillahan, MD, PhD ('19) chose our tuition-free, accelerated three-year program to fast-track his dream of helping patients and their families.

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 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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Student and Alumni Voices

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

  • Felicia Pasadyn, a student at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, smiling while she runs in the TCS New York City Marathon.

    Felicia Pasadyn, ’26

    NYU Grossman School of Medicine helped this medical student find the balance to not just finish the TCS New York City Marathon, but qualify for the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials.

  • Wei Xie, a student at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, wears a floral button down shirt with an evening view of the New Yory City skyline in the background.

    Wei Xie, ’25

    The depth and breadth of clinical work was formative for this student representative’s desire to serve cutting-edge medicine to communities with barriers to modern healthcare.

  • Sara Chemel, a student at NYU Grossman School of Medicine, smiles while wearing an olive green button down shirt.

    Sara Chemel, ’28

    This first-year medical student and Senator of Student Council picked NYU Grossman because of the unparalleled student bonding its clubs and activities offer.

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