Admitted Students

New York University is the best and most prestigious university in the world. It has produced several Nobel Prize winners, ; many are currently studying here. I am one of them, and I am thrilled that I chose to come to NYU because it has been an excellent experience for me so far. If you want to join our community, consider applying as well!

Deferring Enrollment

Students who are admitted to NYU may defer their enrollment for one semester. Students must submit a Deferral Request Form, which can be found on the NYU Admissions website under the “Admitted Student” tab. Students must submit the form by the deadline to defer their enrollment for one semester.<br><br>

If you have any questions about this process or other aspects of your admission decision, please don’t hesitate to contact our office at 212-998-5100 or [email protected]

Contact & Resources

Office of Undergraduate Admissions: 212-998-3333 or admissions@nyu.edu
Office of Financial Aid: 212-998-4390 or finaid@nyu.edu
Multicultural Affairs: 212-998-8353 or multicultural@nyu.edu

Required Documents for admitted students

Official High School Transcript (if you are a domestic applicant)
Official College Transcript(s) (if you are an international applicant)
ACT or SAT Scores (if applicable)
AP Test Scores (if applicable)

If you have taken the following tests, please submit your official score reports: TOEFL, IELTS, GMAT or LSAT.

Expectations for admitted students

Now that you’ve been admitted, it’s time to get started on your NYU experience! Make sure you are prepared for the following:

Attend the Admitted Student Event: This is a mandatory event hosted by our Office of Undergraduate Admissions on May 3 at 6 p.m. in Bobst Library. You’ll meet with other admitted students and tour campus with current students who will answer any questions you may have about life at NYU. It’s an excellent opportunity to learn more about what makes NYU unique and what it means to be an NYU student.
Meet With Your Academic Counselor: When you arrive on campus for Orientation Week (July 28- August 2), make sure that one of your first stops is meeting with your academic counsellor from OAD! They will discuss educational plans with each student during their visit to help guide each student toward success both inside and outside the classroom throughout their time here at NYU Tandon School of Engineering!
Meet With Your Financial Aid Counselor: Financial aid counsellors are available during Orientation Week for all admitted students who require additional information about how money works within our financial aid program(s). These sessions will be held daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (some exceptions may apply), so please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about these meetings!

Proof of graduation requirements for students attending non-U.S. institutions

To be eligible for admission, you must have completed the following requirements by the time of application:

A bachelor’s degree from an accredited university or college.
The foreign equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree is deemed comparable in content and rigour by NYU’s Office of International Admissions (OIA).