New Applicants
Undergraduate Applicants
The required financial aid applications and deadlines will vary depending on your decision type and citizenship status. For more detailed information about the applications and types of aid you may be eligible to be considered for, please use the links to navigate to the Office of Financial Aid site. If you have additional financial aid questions, you may contact the NYU Financial Aid Team.
New Freshmen
Required Applications: CSS Profile for NYU Scholarship consideration and FAFSA for federal financial aid eligibility
- Early Decision I - November 15 deadline
- Early Decision II - January 15 deadline
- Regular Decision - February 20 deadline
Transfer
Required Application: FAFSA for federal financial aid eligibility only
- Fall Entry - April 15 deadline
- Spring Entry - November 15 deadline
Second Bachelor’s Degree
Required Application: FAFSA for both NYU Scholarship consideration and federal financial aid eligibility
- Fall Entry - April 15 deadline
- Spring Entry - November 15 deadline
Note: Second Bachelor’s Degree applicants must file the FAFSA as an undergraduate student. If you are applying for Spring entry, please file the FAFSA that is applicable for the current academic year. If you are applying for Fall entry, please file the FAFSA that is applicable for the upcoming academic year.
Graduate/Doctoral Applicants
To be considered for all financial aid opportunities, you must have a valid FAFSA (NYU School Code 002785) on file for the applicable academic year. It is strongly recommended that you file before receiving your offer of admission.
Graduate students receiving NYU or NYU Langone tuition remission benefits and Doctoral-level students hired by NYU Rory Meyers as graduate assistants are not eligible for NYU scholarship aid.
Current Students
- All US citizens and eligible non-citizens must complete the FAFSA (NYU School Code 002785) each academic year to be reviewed for federal financial aid eligibility and to be considered for additional donor-funded scholarship opportunities.
- Undergraduate students who have experienced a change in circumstances since applying for financial aid may have other options available, depending on their circumstances.
- Students who are experiencing unexpected, unforeseen, and unavoidable emergency expenses may apply for the NYU Student Emergency Fund. Once you have exhausted all other resources, please contact the NYU Meyers Office of Admissions.