Yeshiva University 1225 Morris Park Avenue PA Program 5th floor: Van Etten Bldg Bronx, New York 10461
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A Bronx PA program combining rigorous medical education, professional formation, and supervised clinical practice in diverse New York settings.
Yeshiva University’s PA program will prepare diverse, culturally competent physician assistants to lead lives of kindness, generosity and integrity as they provide excellent patient-centered health care for patients from all cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. The PA program’s mission will be accomplished through the provision of a nurturing learning environment, excellence in teaching and learning, service to the community and the delivery of evidence-based medical education throughout the lifespan.
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Program admissions informationYeshiva's Katz School PA admissions page describes a required interview evaluating critical thinking, communication, professionalism and teamwork, with highly competitive YU undergraduates receiving guaranteed early interviews, but it does not state whether interviews are held virtually or on campus.
Source checked Aug 1, 2026. Interview formats and dates can change between cycles.
Program interview informationReview each course, its lab, and the program’s policies. Your links are planning records; the program decides equivalency.
Courses shown as alternatives in the table are not all required. Confirm the accepted route with the program.
| Course | Credits | Lab | Min grade | Your coursework |
|---|---|---|---|---|
General Chemistry or higher-level Chemistry with labs2 course(s)Course notes & alternativesTwo semesters. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
General Biology or higher-level Biology with labs2 course(s)Course notes & alternativesTwo semesters. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Required | B | Sign in to plan →This requirement needs an individual course review; completion has not been confirmed. |
Statistics or Biostatistics1 course(s)Course notes & alternativesOne semester. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
Microbiology1 course(s)Course notes & alternativesOne semester; lab not required. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Not required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Human Anatomy with lab1 course(s) One semester. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
| Human Physiology1 course(s) One semester, at least 3 credits. | 3Required semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Not specified | B | Sign in to plan |
| Anatomy and Physiology I and II2 course(s) Both courses 200-level/equivalent or higher; satisfies both Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy lab requirement must be met. | Not publishedRequired semester course counts; semester credits only where explicitly published | Required | B | Sign in to plan |
Prerequisite courses within ten years of application and prerequisite GPA minimum 3.0. AP accepted only for Chemistry, Biology and Statistics when an undergraduate institution awarded transcripted credit. Other per-course credit minima are not stated; semester counts retained.
When courses must be complete: Two prerequisites may be outstanding at application; all complete before beginning the program.
Current published deadline; confirm the required CASPA processing status for this cycle.
Published nonresident full-program tuition
Published full-program tuition and required fees. Living, travel, insurance, and personal expenses may be additional.
48 credits combine medical-science lectures and simulated patient-care laboratories.
38 credits include eight five-week core rotations, two five-week electives, colloquia, capstone and preparation for practice.
The New York City master’s route totals 86 credits over 28 months. Clinical sites are throughout the New York area, with ten total rotations.
Cohort year and experience averages need verification.
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Graduate outcomes
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No 5-year average yet - only three graduating cohorts (2023-2025); 96.5% first-time across all three (82/85)
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