Leonard N. Stern School of Business - NYU Stern School of ...

The Enrollment Process
To be enrolled, an admitted candidate must do the following:
1. Accept the University's offer of admission and pay the required nonrefundable tuition
deposit.
2. If applicable, pay the required nonrefundable housing deposit.
3. Have his or her high school and college forward a final transcript(s) to the
Undergraduate Admissions Processing Center.
4. File a medical report.
5. Make an appointment with the individual school or division for academic advisement.
6. Pay balance of tuition and/or housing fees by the stipulated deadlines.
7. Register for classes when notified.
Placement Examinations
Foreign language placement examination results may be used at Stern as follows.
Students who wish to continue in a language previously studied in high school or in
college must take a language placement test or submit scores from the College Entrance
Examination Board or receive a recommendation for placement from the appropriate
language department.
Financial Aid Application
After the admissions decision is made and the appropriate financial aid applications are
submitted, a request for financial aid is considered.
All students applying for financial aid must file the Free Application for Federal
Student Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA is the only application students must complete to be
considered for most student aid programs. It is highly recommended that students apply
electronically; see the NYU web site at nyu.edu/financial.aid. There is no fee charged to
file the FAFSA. Students must include the NYU federal school code number 002785 in
the school section of the FAFSA to ensure that their submitted information is transmitted
by the processor to New York University.
New York State residents should also complete the separate application for the
Tuition Assistance Program (TAP); for information visit nyu.edu/financial.aid. Students
from other states may be required to complete separate applications for their state
programs if their state grants can be used at New York University.
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