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New York University School of Medicine Pathology Residency Program


Specialty: Pathology Residency
Program name: New York University School of Medicine Program
Program code: 300-35-21-255
NRMP Code: 2978300C0
State: New York

Address: New York University Hospitals Center
                550 First Ave, New York, NY  10016
Phone: (212) 263-5376
Fax: (212) 263-9845


To increase your chances to match in Pathology and save your money you must check these requirements before applying to this program. If you don’t meet their requirements, then it is less likely you will be invited to an interview:


Percentage of IMGs in the program: AMG click here OR IMG click here

Minimum USMLE Step 1 Score Requirement: AMG click here OR IMG click here
 
Minimum USMLE Step 2 Score Requirement: AMG click here OR IMG click here
 
Attempts on any step: AMG click here OR IMG click here
 
CS required at time of application: AMG click here OR IMG click here

USCE Requirement: AMG click here OR IMG click here

Cut-Off time since graduation: AMG click here OR IMG click here

Program offers couple match: AMG click here OR IMG click here
 
Visas Sponsored or accepted: AMG click here OR IMG click here

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The residency programs use ERAS filters with the above criteria to call applicants for interviews and then rank them accordingly in the NRMP system to match a resident. We did wide research on all the criteria set during the residency match in the previous years. We also contacted all program directors, coordinators, faculty and residents to get the up-to-date match statistics and programs requirements.
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