New York University
22 Washington Square North, New York, NY 10011
212.998.4500
Adm. fax: 212.995.4902
E-mail: admissions@nyu.edu
WWW: http://admissions.nyu.edu
Degrees Offered:
Associate, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate, First Professional
Fall 2005 Enrollment Undergraduate Total:
20,566 (Full-time: 7,369 men, 11,612 women; Part-time: 599 men,
986 women)
Fall 2005 Enrollment Graduate/First
Professional Total:
19,438 (Full-time: 11,176; Part-time: 8,262)
2006-2007 Tuition & Fees:
$33,420 per year, or $929 per credit for less than 12 credits;
$34,616 per year for Stern School of Business; $36,680 per year
for the Tisch School of the Arts
2006-2007 Tuition:
$31,534 per year; $31,904 per year for Stern School of Business;
$34,794 per year for the Tisch School of the Arts
2006-2007 Room & Board:
$11,780 (plans vary)
2006-2007 Room only:
$11,790 (room only option for students in apartment style
housing)
Application Deadlines for freshmen:
fall- January 15, early decision November 1; spring- November 1
Application Deadlines transfers:
fall- April 1; spring- November 1
Financial Aid Deadlines for freshmen:
fall- February 15, early decision November 1; spring- November 1
Financial Aid Deadlines for transfers:
fall- March 1; spring- November 1
Application Requirements:
HS transcript; transcripts of all college work; undergrad
statistical form; personal essay; SAT or ACT scores; secondary
school/college recommendation; teacher recommendation; $60 fee.
Some programs may require an interview, audition, and/or
submission of portfolio or creative materials. Two SAT II
Subject Tests recommended for all. Candidates for the Bachelor
of Arts degree program in the School of Continuing and
Professional Studies may be required to take the Comprehensive
Test of Basic Skills.
Campus Description:
New York University, founded in 1831, is one of the most
distinguished private universities in the United States. Its
prestigious faculty, outstanding resources, and exciting
location in the heart of Greenwich Village attract students from
across the country and around the world.
Academic life at NYU is intellectually challenging. Faculty
members are recipients of Nobel and Pulitzer prizes, Oscar and
Emmy awards, MacArthur and Guggenheim fellowships. The 11:1
student-teacher ratio gives our undergraduates opportunities to
develop personal relationships with these professors.
New York University has seven undergraduate divisions - each
with its own identity - offering students the benefits of a
small college and the advantages of a large university. All
students, whether they major in the humanities or the natural
sciences, film production, or business, receive a firm
foundation in the liberal arts.
Sports:
Intercollegiate Sports: Women's: basketball,
cross-country, diving, fencing, soccer, swimming, tennis, track
and field, volleyball. Men's: basketball, cross-country,
diving, fencing, golf, soccer, swimming, tennis, track and
field, volleyball, wrestling.
Intramural Sports: Women's: basketball, quickball,
indoor and outdoor soccer, tennis, touch football, volleyball.
Men's:basketball, quickball, indoor and outdoor soccer,
tennis, touch football, volleyball. Coed:basketball,
bowling, quickball, softball, tennis, volleyball.
Club Sports: Women's: lacrosse, softball. Men's:
baseball, ice hockey, lacrosse. Coed: badminton,
ballroom/latin dance, crew, equestrian, hiking, racquetball,
referee, running, squash, TaeKwonDo, triathlon, ultimate frisbee,
water polo.
Clubs and Activities:
Over 300 clubs and organizations.
Fall 2005 Data
First-time, full-time student enrollment
profile:
| 95% enrolled in top quarter of HS class |
| 68% enrolled in top 10% of HS class |
| SAT verbal mid-point range: 620* to 670** |
| SAT math mid-point range: 620* to 690** |
*75% of the enrolled students scored at this
level or better.
**25% of the enrolled students scored at least this
or better.
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| ACT: LOW 27 HIGH 30 |
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| 98% have a high school GPA 3.0 or higher |
| 2% have a high school GPA 2.0-2.9 |
Campus Demographics:
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All Undergraduate Students |
All Graduate Students |
| % NYS Resident |
39% |
52% |
| % Resident of other states |
57 % |
33% |
| % International |
4 % |
16 % |
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| % Live on campus |
52 % |
12 % |
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| % American Indian / Alaska Native |
0 % |
0 % |
| % Asian / Pacific Islander |
16 % |
12 % |
| % Black/African American |
5 % |
6 % |
| % Hispanic/Latino |
8 % |
5 % |
| % International |
4 % |
16 % |
| % White, Non-Hispanic |
48 % |
45 % |
| % Unknown Race / Ethnicity |
19 % |
16 % |
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Average financial aid package for first
time, full-time undergraduate students with financial need:
$20047
Financial Aid Data From Year:
2005
Average amount of institutional non-need
scholarship/grant awarded to first time, full-time undergraduate
students:*
$7020
*NON-need based scholarships and grants do not depend on
financial need and may be awarded for academic achievement, or
talent in athletics, music or other fields (merit awards).
Percent first time, full-time undergraduate
students who receive financial aid from any source (e.g.
federal, state institutional)
Source: IPEDS 2003 data: 74 %
Special Programs:
Individual majors; Study abroad sites in Florence, Ghana,
London, Madrid, Paris, and Prague; Exchange programs with
several Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
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