Mission
The mission of The CUNY School of Medicine (CSOM) is to produce broadly-educated, highly-skilled medical practitioners to provide quality health services to communities historically underserved by primary care practitioners. Read More.
Dean's Message
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The CUNY School of Medicine has two distinguished programs, both focusing on serving in medically underserved communities. Our BS/MD degree program admits students straight from high school into our accelerated undergraduate biomedical program with a seamless transition into the medical school curriculum removing the stresses of traditional medical school admissions. We are able to do this without compromising academic quality or clinical experiences. Read more |
CUNY Med News & Events
CUNY Med News
Sophie Davis Alum, Dr. Brian Meltzer, '90, leads a team focusing on Wilson Disease.
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CUNY Med News
Congratulations to the Sophie Davis Biomedical Program Bachelor of Science graduate. Click below to view the Class Day celebration.
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CSOM FAST FACTS
The CUNY School Of Medicine (formerly the Sophie Davis School of Biomedical Education) was established in 1973 . Located in Harlem, this new school was created to provide quality healthcare to underserved communities and produce highly skilled medical practitioners. Here's what you need to know about CSOM.
in National Rankings for recruitment of African American Students
Student to Faculty ratio
of Alumni are employed or in graduate school
in enrollment of female students in New York State two years in a row
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The CUNY School of Medicine
Harris Hall
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
p: 212.650.7718 (BS/MD Inquiries)
p: 212-650- 7746 (PA Program Inquiries)