New York
Each year, Ross University School of Medicine welcomes students from states across the US, including New York, to medical school. Take a look at the facts and figures below to learn about how Ross connects with your home state.
NEW YORK BY THE NUMBERS
- 8.53% of RUSM students currently enrolled are from New York.
- According to the 2019 AAMC State Physician Workforce Data Report, 37.0% of New York’s active physicians graduated from an international medical school, ranking it 2nd in the US.
med schools RESIDENCY new york
As of 4/16/2020, 585 Current and former Ross graduates attained residencies in 24 disciplines. That same year, more than 78 Ross students earned residency positions at New York hospitals/teaching facilities, including:
- Brooklyn Hospital Medical Center
- Maimonides Medical Center
- New York Medical College
- St. John’s Episcopal
- Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals
- Nassau University Medical Center
- SUNY Upstate Medical Center
- University at Buffalo
WHERE DO OUR NEW YORK STUDENTS COME FROM?
From which schools did most of our New York-area students graduate? See the top five below.
- Stony Brook University, SUNY (12.45%)
- Brooklyn College of CUNY (6.22%)
- Hunter College of CUNY (5.81%)
- University at Albany, SUNY (5.39%)
- University at Buffalo, SUNY (4.98%)
Alumni
Growing up in upstate New York, the Rezak sisters were always fascinated by the human body. While most kids were watching cartoons, the sisters watched live surgeries.
Meet Kevin Green, MD’15, graduate of Ross University School of Medicine and learn about his journey into medicine, his experience at Ross University School of Medicine and what it’s like to be a practicing Internal Medicine
Born in Queens, NY, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alumna Bianca Rivera, MD ‘16, moved with her family to her parent’s native home of Puerto Rico when she was in the fifth grade.