I can tell you my experience from NYCOM.
If you are an excellent student, you believe that you not gonna fail any courses and if you don't mind paying $90000 per year(tuition+living+some other mandatory fees), then you are in a right school. Some of the courses are really tough to pass. Especially these last years they keep experimenting curriculum and they changed the passing criteria. Comprehensive exam consists of OMM(Osteopathy), DPR(doctor/patient), and science parts. Earlier, if you scored 70%+ in overall for each exam(u get exams in every 2 weeks) you passed. For example: if you are good at DPR but weak at science, your strong performance in DPR could cover your weak performance on science, so if combined score was 70+ u passed. Now they changed the rules and your overall score doesn't matter anymore. So if you get 99% OMM, 99%DPR but you get 69% on science you fail! I studied 2 years in this school, and got kicked out like a dog after "failing" 2 courses. I said "failing" because, I scored 90s in both OMM and DPR and 69 in science. I was not allowed to see my performance, professors can't give LoRs because of "school policy", dean ignored my emails and request to talk, and school wants me to pay tuition fee for classes that I never took because I was dismissed.
In the last 2 years, I know more than 20 students who got dismissed from school already, and this is not a full number(just don't know all of them). Dean is nice to most of the students, but god forbids if he doesn't like you for some reason, he can be a real jerk. Only good thing I can tell about this school is it's anatomy lab, they do a very good job with it.
So, after 2 years of hard work, good grades, sacrificing everything what I had in my life, even my marriage because I never had time to spend with my family, I ended up with $150000 of student loans, plus over $12000 that I "owe" them for nothing, and no diploma, no future in medical career, wasted time, a heavy depression and can't even get LoRs.
Considering that everyone saw me as one of the strongest students in the class and I still failed because I had some family issues(which is not excuse), you guys can learn a lesson from my story and make sure that you are really ready for this crazy medical student life.
So if you want to stay in NY and have very limited options, I think this school is a good place to go.
Hope this was helpful!