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General Inquiries
How do I make an appointment to meet with an Admissions Officer?
We welcome anyone interested in NYU SPS to contact our Admissions team so we can get you started on the next steps of your academic journey. We gladly schedule appointments Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Please contact us by email to schedule your appointment.
How do I attend an upcoming information session?
Please visit our Admissions Events Page to see our off-campus event schedule and view our information session calendar. We hope to see you at future events!
How do I schedule a campus tour?
You may coordinate with the NYU Welcome Center to book your appointment for a campus tour.
Can I take a few courses without enrolling as a degree-seeking student?
Yes, if you are interested in taking courses to gain further knowledge in a specific area without applying to a degree program OR if you plan to transfer course credits to another college, you may apply as a non-degree seeking student. Please review the admissions criteria for non-degree seeking students for more information.
Are any of the graduate programs offered entirely online?
Yes, NYU School of Professional Studies offers a variety of Master’s degrees that can be completed entirely online. Please refer to our online offerings page to view these programs.
What is the cost of a graduate program at NYU SPS?
The tuition amount is the same for international and domestic students. The cost of attendance may vary depending upon the number of credits (units) required to complete a particular graduate program and whether you are attending part-time or full-time. We provide detailed information regarding out tuition structure on our Tuition page.
What type of career support is provided to graduate students?
The NYU SPS Wasserman Center for Career Development is dedicated to assisting students in developing essential skills for a successful career. More information regarding the NYU SPS Wasserman Center can be found on our career page.
Application Process
How do I apply for Guaranteed Admission?
Without taking any additional action, eligible applicants are automatically accepted into select NYU SPS degree programs when they apply or transfer by the final deadline of the program. Learn more aboutGuaranteed Admission.
What are the required undergraduate qualifications for applying to a graduate degree program?
All candidates who hold a Bachelor’s degree or an equivalent degree from an accredited college or university are invited to apply to an NYU School of Professional Studies graduate degree.
Can I apply to a graduate degree if I am still attending an undergraduate program?
Yes, you may apply to a graduate program during your last term of undergraduate study. If you are admitted into a graduate program, you are required to submit final, official transcripts indicating completion of your undergraduate degree prior to the start of classes.
Can I apply to multiple graduate programs at the same time?
No, applicants are limited to applying to one graduate program at NYU SPS at a time. We encourage you to reach out to our office or attend one of our informational sessions to learn more about our programs and decide which is the best fit for your academic and career goals.
How do I apply for readmission if I was previously enrolled as a student?
Students who have previously attended a graduate program at NYU School of Professional Studies and who have not taken courses for one or more academic years are required to submit a new graduate application. Students applying for readmission should also contact the academic department for the degree to which they are reapplying to ensure that the credits completed during previous enrollment will carry over if readmitted.
May I submit an application fee waiver request?
Yes, in order to request an application fee waiver, you must submit a written request to sps.feewaiver@nyu.edu detailing why you wish to be considered for the waiver and provide documentation that demonstrates your financial hardship. All requests must be made before you submit the application. Refunds will not be issued for application fees that have already been paid. The application fee is waived for US veterans, returning Peace Corps and AmeriCorps volunteers as long as they can provide documentation that indicates their service.
What is the mailing address for sending application materials?
In accordance with NYU’s sustainability efforts, the NYU School of Professional Studies only accepts electronically submitted documents. Recommenders should be encouraged to use the online recommendation form on your application to avoid processing delays.
Academic transcripts may be delivered directly from your undergraduate institution in one of two manners:
- Using an electronically delivery service (ie. Parchment, E-Scripts, National Student Clearinghouse).
- Emailed by your University Registrar’s Office.
If your university is unable to send transcripts electronically, please email the NYU SPS Office of Admissions atsps.admissions@nyu.edu for further instructions.
What is the difference between official and unofficial transcripts?
To be considered official, application materials must be sent to the Office of Admissions directly from the institution, testing service, or recommender.
For a transcript to be considered final official, it must be received directly from the university, have all final grades, and have a degree conferral date.
Unofficial transcripts can be submitted, for application review purposes, electronically by either the applicant or the institution. If you are admitted based on an unofficial transcript and wish to enroll and register for coursework, you will be required to submit your official transcript that shows your degree conferral date prior to the end of your first term of enrollment.
May I submit unofficial transcripts for the application review process?
Yes. The Office of Admissions uses unofficial transcripts to review applications unless an official copy was specifically requested by your admissions officer.Students who have been accepted into the NYU School of Professional Studies will be sent further instructions on how to send their official copies prior to the start of the term.
How do I submit official transcripts?
The Office of Admissions accepts unofficial documents for the application review process and we ask that prospective studentsdo not send official documentsunless they have been admitted into one of our undergraduate programs.
Enrolled Students
Due to our office operating at limited capacity, we ask that you have your official transcriptssent to our office through electronic delivery (Parchment, eScripts, National Student Clearinghouse, etc). If your university provides official e-transcripts, we strongly encourage you to have it sent to spsdocuments@nyu.edu.
If your university is unable to send official transcripts electronically, please contact our office at sps.admissions@nyu.edu.
How do I submit unofficial transcripts?
Unofficial documents can be scanned and uploaded directly into the application portal. If a document was requested by the Office of Admissions after submission, you may email it to spsdocuments@nyu.edu.
Do I need to submit transcripts from educational institutions even if I attended many years ago?
Yes. In order to conduct a complete and holistic review of an application, the Office of Admissions needs to evaluate transcripts from all institutions previously attended.
Who should submit a recommendation on my behalf?
Recommendations must come from either academic or professional sources. This could include supervisors, managers, former professors, program directors, etc. We encourage you to share some information with your recommendation providers about the program to which you are applying, so they can tailor their recommendation appropriately. We strongly recommend that you provide your recommender’s professional or academic email address when requesting your letters.
How does my recommender submit a recommendation on my behalf?
Your recommender will be required to submit a recommendation using the online submission form found within the application portal. You will need to input their email address in the recommendation section of your application and your recommender will automatically receive an email from NYU containing a link and instructions on how to submit the online recommendation.
Do I have to submit GRE or GMAT as part of my application?
The GRE/GMAT is not required to apply for our graduate degree programs.
What is the school code for submitting standardized exams?
Standardized test scores from ETS (TOEFL scores) can be uploaded directly into the online application or sent to us using our school code, 2557. You may select 01 for graduate management. Official IELTS scores can be sent by contacting your test center directly and request that your test scores be sent electronically to New York University, School of Professional Studies. An institutional code is not required.
Do I need to submit TOEFL/IELTS scores with my application?
Applicants who did not complete an undergraduate or graduate degree in the United States or in a program where the medium of instruction is English are required to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores. The Office of Admissions will not accept TOEFL or IELTS scores that are older than two years.
Can I request a waiver for the English Language Proficiency Requirements?
A TOEFL or IELTS waiver may be requested for the following reasons:
- If an official letter is submitted by the institution stating all classes were conducted in English. Please upload this letter directly to your application along with your transcripts.
- If it is stated on the academic transcript or school website that all classes are conducted in English.
- If a graduate degree was conducted in English or the institution is in a country where English is the only primary language.
- If the applicant completed 3 years of undergraduate studies at an institution where English is the medium of instruction and 1 year at their international institution.
A TOEFL/IELTS waiver can only be granted after the submission of your application.
Do I need to participate in the Versant English Placement Test (VEPT) as part of my application?
The VEPT is required for Spring 2024 applicants only. Spring 2024 applicants are required to complete the Pearson VEPT. The Pearson VEPT requirement will be discontinued for the summer and fall 2024 application terms. Visit the admissions criteria page to learn more about the Pearson VEPT.
Do I need to submit a foreign transcript evaluation?
International applicants who completed more than half of their academic program at a foreign university are required to submit an evaluation. Evaluations are a required component since they determine how your academics are graded compared to the U.S. education system, as well as if your degree is equivalent to a U.S. Bachelor’s degree.
When requesting an evaluation, please request a “course-by-course evaluation”. All transcripts must be evaluated by a recognized foreign educational credential evaluation from the list below.
- Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. (ECE)
- Educational Perspectives, npf
- Foreign Academic Credential Service, Inc.
- Transcript Research
- Span Tran
- World Education Services (WES)
How can I check the status of my application?
You may check the most up-to-date and accurate status of your application and application materials by logging back into the portal.
Why is my VEPT report not updated in my application?
If you have taken the VEPT exam but a score is not reported on your application, please be mindful the processing of your exam results is not instantaneous the day you complete it. It typically takes 5-7 business days for the results to be reported to the Office of Admissions, but it can take up to 2 weeks. Results are sent electronically so your application will be updated as soon as we receive the results.
When will I receive a decision on my application?
An admissions decision will be rendered on an application with all materials submitted (unofficial or official documents) typically within 3-4 weeks after the review process begins. Please be mindful that this time frame is not from the date you submit your application, it is from the date it is considered complete for review when all documents have been received.
Must all of my recommendation providers submit their letters online?
Yes.The Admissions Office asks thatyouuse theonlineapplicationportalto input your recommendation provider's information and request that they submit their letters electronically.It isthe most efficient and timely way tofacilitate the processing of your application.
Should I wait to submit my application until all letters of recommendation are complete?
No.You may submit your application as soon as you have completed it. The letters of recommendation will be automatically added to your application once your recommenders have completed the online recommendation form.
What is the acceptance rate?
The NYU SPS Office of Admissions does not release data on acceptance rates. With the exception of our MS in Financial Planning we do not have a seat capacity for the number of students we accept and enroll each year. Our application pool is diverse and dynamic, with changes occurring annually. The composition of applicants, their qualifications, and the size and competitiveness of the applicant pool can all impact the acceptance rate.
Additionally, we review all applications holistically and strive to create a fair and equitable admissions process that considers the unique strengths and potential of each applicant. Our goal is to assess applicants based on their individual merits. We encourage you to explore other factors such as our academic programs, NYU resources, SPS faculty experts who are respected professionals in their fields, and student experiences to make an informed decision about your enrollment.
What is the Kira Talent Assessment?
Kira Talent Assessment (Kira) is an online assessment tool designed to evaluate video questions and written assessments. This assessment allows the Admissions Committee to analyze skills we value such as collaboration and global-mindedness, integrity, critical and analytical thinking skills, as well as effective written and oral communication. The Kira assessment incorporates various components to evaluate applicants, including 3 video questions, a timed writing activity, and the upload to the statement of purpose directly to the Kira platform.
During the online assessment you will be asked a series of questions, given prep time, and a set amount of time to respond. The assessment is brief and will take 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
When should I register for Kira?
To expedite the processing of your application, we recommend that applicants register and complete the Kira assessment promptly upon creating their graduate application. The Kira Assessment link can take 24-48 hours to appear in your application.
How long does it take to complete the Kira?
The assessment is brief and will only take you 20 - 30 minutes to complete. The system allows for unlimited practice sessions but once you start the formal interview questions, you only get one chance. This allows us to capture your candid responses.
How long does it take for the Office of Admissions to receive my Kira score?
It typically takes 3-4 weeks for the Admissions Office to receive the score.
What do I do if I’m experiencing technical difficulties during the Kira assessment?
If you experience technical difficulties while accessing or completing the assessment, please contact. If you have any questions, or cannot complete Kira, please visit the Kira Talent Help Center or email support@kiratalent.com.
What technology will I need to complete the Kira talent Assessment?
To complete this requirement, you will need a desktop or laptop computer with a functioning webcam, microphone, and internet connection.
I did not have time to prepare for the Kira. Can I retake the assessment?
Applicants may not retake the Kira. The questions asked on the Kira assessment are meant to be candid responses to allow us to understand your critical thinking skills through spontaneous answers.
After Receiving a Decision
Can I defer my enrollment if offered admission?
If you are accepted, you may have the option to defer your enrollment directly through the online enrollment form. You will be given the option to defer your enrollment for up to one year from your original acceptance term. Please note that deferrals are typically only granted based on significant, extenuating circ*mstances.
Can I reapply if my application is denied?
Students who have been denied admission will not be permitted to reapply to any program at the School of Professional Studies for one academic year – this includes applying as a non-matriculant student.
How do I confirm my decision to enroll?
To reserve your place in the program, please complete the online enrollment form (Reply Form) accessible via your acceptance letter.
How do I submit my tuition deposit?
As noted on your acceptance message, the tuition deposit is non-refundable and will be applied to your first term's tuition when you enroll. Your acceptance is only final once we receive your non-refundable deposit. The preferred methods of payment are credit card or electronic check.
If those options are not available to you, you may mail your tuition check or money order by your deposit deadline payable to "New York University" at the following address:
NYU BURSAR OFFICE
383 Lafayette St
New York, NY 10003
ATTN: Tuition Deposit
The check or money order must be in US funds only; be sure toinclude your University ID numberandEnrollment Termin the memo section.
How do I apply for an I-20?
Once you have activated your NetID, you will be able to complete the I-20 request form on the student portal. If you need assistance with the process, you should contact the NYU Office of Global Services (OGS) directly.
Where can I find my Net ID?
To obtain and activate your NetID, visit NYU Start. If you encounter difficulty in activating your NetID, contact the Help Desk for technical assistance at AskITS@nyu.edu or (212) 998-3333.
I have been accepted for a degree that I no longer want to pursue. Can I change my program?
You may request a program change, however, we highly encourage you to first speak with your current academic advisor to discuss your academic and career goals. NYU SPS graduate programs are highly specialized degrees and when applicants submit their initial application they are expected to understand how the degree aligns with their academic and professional goals.
If you choose to move forward with a program change application, please note that this is not an automatic admission to the new program and your request may be accepted or denied. If your program change is approved, you will receive an email confirming the approved change. If, however, your change of program application is denied, you will have the choice to enroll in your initial degree program. The Admissions Committee will re-review your application based on your new program of choice. Please allow 3-4 weeks for this new application to be reviewed and processed. Please complete the program change application and submit it to the Admissions Office at sps.admissions@nyu.edu.
Note that program changes through the NYU SPS Office of Admissions are for new students only. If you have completed any course work towards an SPS degree, please contact your academic adviser for additional information regarding program changes as a current student.
General Inquiries
How do I make an appointment to meet with an Admissions Officer?
We welcome anyone interested in NYU SPS to contact our Admissions team so we can get you started on the next steps of your academic journey. We gladly schedule appointments Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Please contact us by phone or email to schedule your appointment.
Phone:212-998-7100
Undergraduate Admissions:sps.admissions@nyu.edu
How do I attend an upcoming information session?
Please view our Admissions Events Page to see our off-campus recruitment schedule, and view our information session calendar. We hope to see you at future events.
How do I schedule a campus tour?
For a campus tour, you may coordinate with the NYU Welcome Center to book your appointment.
Is it possible to take a few courses at NYU SPS without enrolling in a degree program?
Yes, if you are interested in taking courses to gain further knowledge in a specific area without applying to a degree program OR if you plan to transfer course credits to another college, you may apply as a non-degree seeking student. Please review the Admissions Criteria for Non-Degree Seeking Students for more information.
Please note: This option is not available at the Associate degree level.
What is the cost of an undergraduate program at NYU SPS?
Earning a degree from the NYU School of Professional Studies is an investment in your future—one that will serve you for a lifetime. To learn more about tuition cost and financial aid optionsplease visit theTuition and Feespage.
What financial aid options are available for students at NYU SPS DAUS?
We offer a full range of financial aid options to make an NYU SPS degree within reach! We encourage you to start by filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid using theNYU school code (002785). The FAFSA is used to determine SPS Scholarships as well as federal aid and state aid. For more information about financial aid at NYU SPS please visit the Undergraduate Financial Aid page.
Are any of the undergraduate programs offered entirely online?
Yes, there are several options for online study. All Associate degree programs can be completed entirely online as well as the BA in Social Sciences, the BS in Leadership and Management Studies, and the BS in Information Systems. Online courses are an integral part of the NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies educational experience, and, if you choose to pursue online study, our advisors can help you to develop an academic plan that balances your work and family obligations with the flexibility provided through online learning. For information about NYU SPS Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies online program offerings, please visit Online Learning.
What type of career support is provided to students?
The NYU Wasserman Center for Career Development is dedicated to assisting students in developing essential skills for a successful career. More information regarding the NYU SPS Wasserman Center can be found on our career page.
Application Process
Do I qualify for admissions into NYU SPS?
Applicants to our Associate and Bachelor's degrees must have completed some college credit in order to apply to the fall semester. Applicants who have not completed any college coursework are welcome to apply to our spring semester.
What is the deadline to apply for NYU SPS?
Deadlines for domestic and international applicants to our undergraduate programs are outlined on our deadlines and dates page.
What are the application requirements for the Associate Degree program?
Please view our undergraduate admissions page for details on how to submit an application for our Associate degree programs.
What are the application requirements for the Bachelor's Degree program?
Please view our undergraduate admissions page for details on how to submit an application for our Bachelor's degree programs.
Do I need to submit my High School Transcript?
Bachelor’s applicants: Yes, the high school transcript is a requirement for admission to verify eligibility to be enrolled in a bachelor’s program. However, if you currently hold an Associate degree from an accredited institution or will by the semester of entry, a high school transcript will not be required.
For international Bachelor’s applicants: Yes, If you do not hold a U.S. Associate degree, then you are required to submit a copy of your high school transcript and a course-by-course transcript evaluation report from one of our approved agencies as part of your application.
For international and domestic Associate’s applicants: Yes, A high school transcript required to complete your application. Please note that applicants who studied at an international institution will need to provide a course-by-course evaluation by a recognized foreign educational credential verified by one of the following organizations.
Do International Applicants need to submit a transcript evaluation?
All applicants who studied at an international institution must be able to demonstrate that they have completed the equivalency of a U.S. high school diploma and for transfer credit eligibility into our programs.
When requesting an evaluation, please request a “course-by-course evaluation”. All transcripts must be evaluated by a recognized foreign educational credential evaluation from the list below.
- Educational Credential Evaluators, Inc. (ECE)
- Educational Perspectives, npf
- Foreign Academic Credential Service, Inc.
- Transcript Research
- Span Tran
- World Education Services (WES)
What is the mailing address for sending application materials?
In accordance with NYU’s sustainability efforts, the NYU School of Professional Studies only accepts electronically submitted documents. Recommenders should be encouraged to use the online recommendation form on your application to avoid processing delays.
Academic transcripts may be delivered directly from your undergraduate institution in one of two manners:
- Using an electronically delivery service (ie. Parchment, E-Scripts, National Student Clearinghouse).
- Emailed by your University Registrar’s Office.
If your university is unable to send transcripts electronically, please email the NYU SPS Office of Admissions atsps.admissions@nyu.edu for further instructions.
What is the difference between official and unofficial transcripts?
To be considered official, application materials must be sent to the Office of Admissions directly from the institution, testing service, or recommender.
For a transcript to be considered final official, it must be received directly from the university, have all final grades, and have a degree conferral date.
Unofficial transcripts can be submitted, for application review purposes, electronically by either the applicant or the institution. If you are admitted based on an unofficial transcript and wish to enroll and register for coursework, you will be required to submit your official transcript that shows your degree conferral date prior to the end of your first term of enrollment.
Can I submit unofficial transcripts for the application review process?
Yes, unofficial transcripts are sufficient for the application review process. In some cases, the Office of Admissions may request official documents for the review process and if needed, applicants will be notified. All admitted students will be required to submit official copies prior to enrollment.
Accepted students seeking transfer credits must adhere to the following deadlines to submit their official transcripts for the term to which they have been accepted.
Fall August 18
Spring January 10
Please contact the Office of Admissions if you have questions or concerns about submitting your official transcripts by the deadlines.
How do I submit unofficial transcripts?
Unofficial documents can be scanned and uploaded directly into the application portal. If a document was requested by the Office of Admissions after submission, you may email it tospsdocuments@nyu.edu.
How do I submit official transcripts?
The Office of Admissions accepts unofficial documents for the application review process and we ask that prospective studentsdo not send official documentsunless they have been admitted into one of our undergraduate programs.
Enrolled Students
Due to our office operating at limited capacity, we ask that you have your official transcriptssent to our office through electronic delivery (Parchment, eScripts, National Student Clearinghouse, etc). If your university provides official e-transcripts, we strongly encourage you to have it sent to spsdocuments@nyu.edu.
If your university is unable to send official transcripts electronically, please contact our office.
Do I need to submit transcripts from educational institutions even if I attended many years ago?
Yes. In order to conduct a complete and holistic review of an application, the Office of Admissions needs to evaluate transcripts from all institutions previously attended.
Who should submit a recommendation on my behalf?
Recommendations must come from either academic or professional sources. We encourage you to share some information with your recommendation providers about the program to which you are applying, so they can tailor their recommendation appropriately. We strongly recommend that you provide your recommender’s professional or academic email address when requesting your letters.
How does my recommender submit a recommendation on my behalf?
Your recommender will be required to submit a recommendation using the online submission form found within the application portal. You will need to input their email address in the recommendation section of your application and your recommender will automatically receive an email from NYU containing a link and instructions on how to submit the online recommendation.
Do I need to submit TOEFL or IELTS?
Applicants who did not complete a high school diploma OR an Associate's degree at an institution where the medium of instruction is English are required to submit TOEFL or IELTS scores. The recommended scores are below:
TOEFL: 100
IELTS: 7.0
Do I need to participate in the Pearson VEPT?
The VEPT is required for Spring 2024 applicants only. Applicants who do not meet the minimum recommended scores outlined for TOEFL/IELTS are required to participate in the Pearson VEPT. The VEPT is a 50 minute online exam that will be used to assess your English language proficiency. There is no cost to take the VEPT and further instructions on how to register will be emailed upon submission of your application.
If you have taken the VEPT exam but a score is not reported on your application, please be mindful the processing of your exam results is not instantaneous the day you complete it. It typically takes 5-7 business days for the results to be reported to the Office of Admissions, but it can take up to 2 weeks. Results are sent electronically so your application will be updated as soon as we receive the results.
Am I eligible to waive the TOEFL requirement?
If you completed your entire high school diploma or Associate degree in the U.S. or in an institution where the medium language of instruction is English, you can waive out of the English Language Assessments.
Do I need to submit standardized test scores, such as the ACT/SAT?
Standardized tests such as the ACT or SAT are not required to apply for our undergraduate degree programs.
TOEFL/IELTS scores are required for applicants who did not complete a high school diploma OR an Associate's degree at an institution where the medium of instruction is English.
How can I check the status of my application?
You may check the most up-to-date and accurate status of your application and application materials by logging back into the portal.
When will I receive a decision on my application?
Once your application is complete and we receive all requested documents (unofficial or official) you will be notified and your application will go under review with the Admissions Committee. Typically decisions are rendered within 2-4 weeks and admissions letters will be sent electronically to the email address associated with your application. Please be mindful that this time frame is not from the date you submit your application but from the date it is considered complete for review when all documents have been received.
Must all of my recommendation providers submit their letters online?
Yes.The Admissions Office asks thatyouuse theonlineapplicationportalto input your recommendation provider's information and request that they submit their letters electronically.It isthe most efficient and timely way tofacilitate the processing of your application.
Should I wait to submit my application until all letters of recommendation are complete?
No.You may submit your application as soon as you have completed it. The letters of recommendation will be automatically added to your application once your recommenders have completed the online recommendation form.
What is the Kira Talent Assessment?
Kira Talent Assessment (Kira) is an online assessment tool designed to evaluate video questions and written assessments. This assessment allows the Admissions Committee to analyze skills we value such as collaboration and global-mindedness, integrity, critical and analytical thinking skills, as well as effective written and oral communication. The Kira assessment incorporates various components to evaluate applicants, including 3 video questions, a timed writing activity, and the upload to the statement of purpose directly to the Kira platform.
During the online assessment you will be asked a series of questions, given prep time, and a set amount of time to respond. The assessment is brief and will take 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
When should I register for Kira?
To expedite the processing of your application, we recommend that applicants register and complete the Kira assessment promptly upon creating their graduate application. The Kira Assessment link can take 24-48 hours to appear in your application.
How long does it take to complete the Kira?
The assessment is brief and will only take you 20 - 30 minutes to complete. The system allows for unlimited practice sessions but once you start the formal interview questions, you only get one chance. This allows us to capture your candid responses.
How long does it take for the Office of Admissions to receive my Kira score?
It typically takes 3-4 weeks for the Admissions Office to receive the score.
What do I do if I’m experiencing technical difficulties during the Kira assessment?
If you experience technical difficulties while accessing or completing the assessment, please contact. If you have any questions, or cannot complete Kira, please visit the Kira Talent Help Center or email support@kiratalent.com.
What technology will I need to complete the Kira talent Assessment?
To complete this requirement, you will need a desktop or laptop computer with a functioning webcam, microphone, and internet connection.
I did not have time to prepare for the Kira. Can I retake the assessment?
Applicants may not retake the Kira. The questions asked on the Kira assessment are meant to be candid responses to allow us to understand your critical thinking skills through spontaneous answers.
After Receiving a Decision
Can I defer my enrollment if offered admission?
If you are accepted, you may request a deferral of your enrollment directly through the online enrollment form. Deferrals are typically granted only under extenuating circ*mstances and requesting a deferral does not automatically guarantee one. You may request a deferral up to one year from your original acceptance term.
Can I reapply if my application is denied?
Students who have been denied admission will not be permitted to reapply to any program at the School of Professional Studies for one academic year (this includes applying as a non-matriculant student)
How do I confirm my decision to enroll?
To confirm your decision to enroll, you can log into your application portal and click 'Reply Form'. The online enrollment form is also accessible via your admissions letter.
How do I submit my tuition deposit?
As noted on your acceptance message, the tuition deposit is non-refundable and will be applied to your first term's tuition when you enroll. Your acceptance is only final once we receive your non-refundable deposit. The preferred methods of payment are credit card or electronic check.
If those options are not available to you, you may mail your tuition check or money order by your deposit deadline payable to "New York University" at the following address:
NYU BURSAR OFFICE
383 Lafayette St
New York, NY 10003
ATTN: Tuition Deposit
The check or money order must be in US funds only; be sure toinclude your University ID numberandEnrollment Termin the memo section.
How do I apply for an I-20?
Once you have activated your NetID, you will be able to complete the I-20 request form on the student portal. If you need assistance with the process, you should contact the NYU Office of Global Services (OGS) directly.
Where can I find my Net ID?
To obtain and activate your NetID, visit NYU Start. If you encounter difficulty in activating your NetID, contact the Help Desk for technical assistance at AskITS@nyu.edu or (212) 998-3333.