MEET

NYU

19% of NYU students

are first-generation college students

OUR STUDENT BODY

REPRESENTS

RAISING THE BAR

for graduate employability in the US Times Higher Education

#8 student-faculty ratio

OPENING DOORS

9:1

#28 U.S. News & World ReportBest Global Universities Rankings

NYU RANKS

95.2%of the Class of 2019 found jobs or were enrolled in graduate school within six months of graduation

20% Caucasian/White

NYU CLASS OF 2024

31% International

20% Asian American/Asian

15% Hispanic/Latino

4% Multiracial

7% African American/Black

4% Other/Not Indicated

<1% Native American/Alaska Native/Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander

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Where culture is as important as classroom

FIND YOUR COMMUNITY

clubs 300+

WELCOME TOTHE NEW STANDARD

22.2%of NYU students

come from outside the US

138 COUNTRIES

50 STATES

AND

hours of community service by NYU students each year

1.7million

$2.7 million

#29 Times Higher Education World University Rankings

#25Center for World University Rankings

awarded to over 3,000 student projects in research scholarships

of Class of 2019

students held

part-time jobs

and internships

during their

undergraduate

career

93.2%

NYU STUDENTS take NYU COURSES taught by NYU FACULTY at 15 GLOBAL LOCATIONS

100% of credits earned abroad through NYU count toward your degree

30+ global university exchange programs

AccraBerlinBuenos AiresFlorenceLondonLos AngelesMadridParisPragueSydneyTel AvivWashington, DC

12 GLOBAL

ACADEMIC CENTERS

AND PROGRAMS

112 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY NYU ABU DHABI STUDENT BODY

#1IN BOTH SENDING STUDENTS ABROAD AND HOSTING INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

IIE Open Doors report 2019

70+ COUNTRIES REPRESENTED BY NYU SHANGHAI STUDENT BODY

A UNIVERSITY WITHOUT WALLSWherever you are in the world, you’re at NYU

>46% of Class of 2018 students studied abroad while at NYU

3 degree-granting campuses:

NEW YORK CITY

ABU DHABI

SHANGHAI

NEW YORK CITYLiberal Studies (first-year population: ~1,200)Global Liberal StudiesGl obal Liberal Studies/Health Policy and

Management: BA/MPAGl obal Liberal Studies/Public and Nonprofit

Management and Policy: BA/MPA Liberal Studies Core

College of Arts and Science (first-year population: ~1,600)Africana StudiesAmerican StudiesAncient Studies1

Animal Studies1

AnthropologyAnthropology and Classical CivilizationAnthropology and LinguisticsArt HistoryArt History and ClassicsAsian/Pacific/American StudiesAstronomy1

BiochemistryBiology2

Biology/Dentistry: BA/DDS (first-year entry)Business Studies1 Chemistry2

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies1 Chinese (Mandarin)1

Cinema Studies Classical CivilizationClassical Civilization and Hellenic StudiesClassics (Latin and Greek)Comparative LiteratureComputer and Data Science Computer Science2

Computer Science and EconomicsComputer Science and MathematicsCreative Writing1

Creative Writing in Spanish1

Data ScienceDramatic LiteratureEast Asian Civilization1

East Asian StudiesEconomicsEconomics and MathematicsEnglishEnvironmental Biology1

Environmental StudiesEuropean and Mediterranean StudiesFrancophone Studies1

FrenchFrench and LinguisticsFrench Studies in English Translation1

Gender and Sexuality StudiesGenetics1

Genomics and Bioinformatics1

German and LinguisticsGerman Literature and CultureGlobal Public Health/AnthropologyGlobal Public Health/HistoryGlobal Public Health/SociologyG lobal Public Health/Science (biology or

chemistry)Hebrew and Judaic StudiesHellenic StudiesHistoryIberian StudiesInternational RelationsIrish Studies1

Italian and LinguisticsItalian StudiesJapanese1

Journalism6 Korean1

Language and MindLatin American and Caribbean StudiesLatino StudiesLaw and Society1

LinguisticsLiterature in Translation1

L uso-Brazilian Language and Literature (Portuguese)

Mathematics2

Medieval and Renaissance StudiesMetropolitan StudiesMiddle Eastern and Islamic StudiesMolecular and Cell Biology1

MusicNative American and Indigenous Studies1

Neural SciencePhilosophy

Physics2

PoliticsPsychologyPublic Policy Religious StudiesRomance LanguagesRussian and Slavic StudiesScience and Society1

Self-Designed Honors MajorSocial and Cultural AnalysisSociologySouth Asian Studies1

S panishSpanish and LinguisticsUrban Design and Architecture StudiesWeb Programming and Applications1

Stern School of Business (first-year population: >600)Accounting Dual Degree: BS/MS4

Advanced Mathematical Methods1 Business, with a concentration in

AccountingActuarial ScienceBusiness EconomicsComputing and Data Science Econometrics and Quantitative EconomicsEntrepreneurship6

FinanceGlobal Business6

Management and OrganizationsMarketingOperationsStatisticsSustainable Business

Business and Political EconomyB usiness/Film and Television Dual Degree:

BS/BFA4 Bu siness of Entertainment, Media, and

Technology1 Business, Technology and EntrepreneurshipPublic Policy and Management1 Social Entrepreneurship1

Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development (first-year population: ~700)American Sign Language1

Applied PsychologyAp plied Psychology/Counseling for Mental Health

and Wellness Dual Degree: BS/MA4, 7

Ap plied Psychology/Education Studies4

Art, Studio3

Art, Studio/Teaching Art, All Grades Dual Degree: BFA/MA4

Child Development and Social Intervention1

Chi ldhood Education/Childhood Special Education

Communicative Sciences and DisordersComputer Science Education1

Digital Art and Design1

Disability Studies1

Ear ly Childhood Education/Early Childhood Special Education

Education StudiesEd ucation Studies/Educational Leadership,

Politics, and Advocacy Dual Degree: BA/MA4

Ed ucation Studies/Education and Social Policy Dual Degree: BA/MA4

Educational TheatreFood Studies1

Global and Urban Education Studies1

Global Public Health/Applied PsychologyGlobal Public Health/Communicative Sciences and Disorders Global Public Health/Food StudiesGlo bal Public Health/Media, Culture, and

CommunicationGlobal Public Health/Nutrition and DieteticsMedia, Culture, and CommunicationMusic

Instrumental3 (classical or jazz)Music1

Music Business5

Music Education3

Music Technology3

Music Theory and Composition3 (concert composition, screen scoring, or songwriting)Piano3 (classical or jazz)Vocal Performance3 (classical voice, contemporary voice, or music theatre)

Mu sic (instrumental, piano, vocal performance, or composition)/Music Education Dual Degree: BM/MA4

Music Technology Dual Degree: BM/MM4

Nutrition and Dietetics1

Nu trition and Food Studies Nutrition and Food Studies: Nutrition and Dietetics/ Public Health Nutrition Dual Degree: BS/MPH4

Peace and Conflict Studies1

Se condary Education, with a teaching specialization inEnglishForeign LanguagesMathematicsScience (biology, chemistry, earth science, physics)Social Studies

Teacher Education1

Tisch School of the Arts (first-year population: >1,000)Applied Theatre1 Cinema Studies3 (film history, theory, criticism)Collaborative Arts3

Dance3

Documentary1

Drama3 (see Theatre)Dramatic Writing3

Film and Television3 Film Production1

Game Design3

Interactive Media Arts3

Performance Studies5

Photography and Imaging3

Producing1

Recorded Music3

Th eatre3 (acting, musical theatre, directing, production, and design)

Gallatin School of Individualized Study (first-year population: ~350)The Gallatin School of Individualized Study is a small, interdisciplinary liberal arts college within NYU. Gallatin students develop an integrated, multidisciplinary program of study and take approximately half of their courses in the various schools of NYU, completing the balance through Gallatin’s seminars as well as independent studies and internships. Through this innovative approach, Gallatin students create programs that reflect their intellectual interests and professional goals.

Silver School of Social Work (first-year population: ~50)Global Public Health/Social WorkInequality Studies1

Multifaith and Spiritual Leadership1 Social Work

School of Professional Studies (first-year population: ~400)Hotel and Tourism ManagementReal EstateSports Management

Meyers College of Nursing (first-year population: ~80)Global Public Health/NursingNursing

Tandon School of Engineering (first-year population: >800)Aerospace Engineering1

Applied PhysicsBiomechanical and Biosystems Engineering1

Biomolecular ScienceBusiness and Technology ManagementChemical and Biomolecular EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceConstruction Management1

Cybersecurity1

Electrical EngineeringElectrical Engineering and Computer EngineeringEnglish1

Environmental Engineering1

Feminism and Science, Technology, Engineering and Math1 Finance1

Game Engineering1

Integrated Digital MediaManagement1

MathematicsMechanical EngineeringNuclear Science and Engineering1

Physics and MathematicsRobotics1

Science and Technology StudiesSustainable Urban EnvironmentsTransportation1

Urban Informatics1

ABU DHABI (first-year population: ~500)African Studies1 Ancient World Studies1 Anthropology1 Applied Mathematics1

Arab Crossroads StudiesArab Music Studies1 Arabic1 Art and Art HistoryArt History1

Art Practice1 Bioengineering7

BiologyChemistryChinese1 Civil EngineeringComputer EngineeringComputer ScienceCreative Writing1 Design1 EconomicsElectrical EngineeringEnvironmental Studies1 Film and New MediaGeneral EngineeringHeritage Studies1

HistoryInteractive MediaLegal StudiesLiterature1 Literature and Creative WritingMathematicsMechanical EngineeringMusicNatural Sciences1 Peace Studies1 PhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologySocial Research and Public PolicySound and Music Computing1 TheatreUrbanization1

SHANGHAI (first-year population: >430)BiologyBusiness1

Business and FinanceBusiness and MarketingChemistryChinese1

Computer Science Computer Systems EngineeringCreative Writing1

Data Science EconomicsElectrical and Systems EngineeringGenomics and Bioinformatics1

Global China StudiesHistory1

Honors MathematicsHu manities (creative writing, history, literature,

philosophy)Interactive Media and BusinessInteractive Media ArtsLiterature1

MathematicsMolecular and Cell Biology1

Neural SciencePhilosophy1

PhysicsSelf-Designed Honors MajorSo cial Science (anthropology, environmental studies,

global public health, international relations, political economy, political science, psychology, sociology)

Note: This list is current as of June 2020.1 Minor only2 Can be pursued as a BS/BS with the Tandon

School of Engineering3 Requires an artistic review4 Only matriculated NYU students may apply

to this program5 Requires supplemental application materials6 Requires a double major or co-concentration7 Pending approval

TOTAL APPLICANTS TO ALL THREE DEGREE-GRANTING CAMPUSES

ADMIT RATE TO NYU’S THREE DEGREE-GRANTING CAMPUSES

17%

EARLY DECISION APPLICANTS

15,000+

STANDARDIZED TEST SCORES

IB SCORE RANGE (Middle 50%, predicted)

36–40

ACT(Middle 50%)

31–35

Math

700–800

SAT (Middle 50%)

English Reading Writing

680–760

DISTRIBUTION OF SAT SCORES

DISTRIBUTION OF ACT SCORES

ADMITTED STUDENT PROFILE FOR THE CLASS OF 2024

1200 or below

1210–1300 1310–1400 1410–1500

3% 7%

33%17%

1510–1600

40%

24 or below

1%25–27

4%28–30

14%

31–33

32%

34+

49%

85,000+

In light of COVID-19, students applying to the Class of 2025 are not required to submit standardized testing. Visit admissions.nyu.edu to learn more about our flexible testing policies.

**Chinese citizens applying to NYU Shanghai should not submit either the CSS Profile or the FAFSA.

FORMS REQUIRED FOR FINANCIAL AID CONSIDERATION

20%of NYU population receives Pell Grants

Average NYU scholarship for incoming first-year students

>$37,000THREE TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID:

Grants, Loans, and Work-Study

>$314millionin financial aid allocated for 2018–2019

SUPPORTING OUR STUDENTS

Average tuition and fees for two semesters

$54,882–$60,282

Average room and board per year

$19,244

*When submitting the FAFSA, be sure to use NYU’s school code: 002785. For more information on filing the FAFSA as well as aid and scholarships, visit nyu.edu/financial.aid.

SUBMITTING YOUR APPLICATION

JOIN THE BEST AND BRIGHTESTHere are the dates and details you’ll need to apply

TUITION

New York University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity institution.

Application Plan

Application Deadline

Financial Aid Deadline*

Notification Date (approximate)

Early Decision I November 1 November 15 December 15

Early Decision II January 1 January 15 February 15

Regular Decision January 5 February 20 April 1

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Average starting salary for NYU graduates

$64,895

Nobel laureates on faculty

MacArthurFellowship“Genius Grant”recipientson faculty

5

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