Accepted students will receive instructions to complete the Supplemental Documents Survey in a logistics letter sent by Steinhardt Global Programs.

While students are highly encouraged to attend all orientation meetings, Steinhardt Global Programs recognizes that there are sometimes unavoidable conflicts. 

If you live out of state, or have an unavoidable conflict with one or more of the scheduled orientations, please contact steinhardt.global@nyu.edu to make alternate arrangements.  Students are responsible for collecting any orientation material they have missed.

January Intersession programs count toward the Spring term course load.

Study abroad courses are offered through specific departments and count the same as other courses given on campus during the academic year.  Please discuss your interest in Steinhardt study abroad programs with your advisor, as he or she knows your course of study and degree requirements best. 

If you are a non-NYU student, you should speak with your academic advisor to determine if you will be able to transfer credits from Steinhardt study abroad programs to your home institution.

Students may register for 3-12 credits depending on the program(s).  More information about available courses can be found on program web pages.

Students do not register independently through Albert.  Registration information is collected through the 'Online Orientation,' distributed to accepted students who have paid both deposits and the balance of housing and activity fees.  Steinhardt Global Programs staff will register students. 

Please continue to check Albert to ensure that you have been registered for the proper course.  If you have additional registration questions, please contact Steinhardt Global Programs staff at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu.

Some Steinhardt Global programs are open to upper-level NYU undergraduate students as designated on individual program pages.  NYU Steinhardt undergraduates should hold senior standing (96+ earned credits at the time of application) for January Intersession.  For summer programs, students should have completed 80+ credits at the time they apply.  Students of other NYU schools (Gallatin, CAS, Tisch, Stern, Global Liberal Studies) should consult with their academic advisors on school policies for taking graduate-level courses.

At this time Non-NYU undergraduates are not eligible to apply to Steinhardt Global Programs.

There is no minimum GPA requirement to apply to one of our programs.  However, our faculty  take into account academic record and prior experience during the competitive selection process.

NYU students must complete a Steinhardt Global Programs application through the 'How to Apply' page.  The application will ask for general and academic information, as well as a few short answer questions.  Finally students must submit an initial deposit of $100 to complete the application process. 

If you have difficulty submitting your application, please contact Steinhardt Global Programs by email at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu or by phone at 212.992.9380. 

In addition to submitting a completed application through the 'How to Apply' page, non-NYU students must submit a one-page personal statement, and official transcripts from each undergraduate and graduate institution attended.  Finally, non-NYU students submit a $100 initial deposit with their application.

If you have any questions regarding applications, or difficulty submitting, please contact Steinhardt Global Programs by email at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu, or by phone at 212.992.9380.

For information on how to apply, please visit: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/study_abroad/how_to_apply/

We welcome non-NYU students or professionals who have already completed a Bachelor's degree to apply as a Non Matriculated (or Special) Student. Interested students should apply as soon as possible since their admissions process (detailed below) takes additional time.

Complete instructions and step-by-step information on the application and process is available here: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/study_abroad/how_to_apply.  You will need to submit official transcripts from all schools you have attended as an undergraduate and graduate student.

In order to officially withdraw from a program, applicants must send a withdrawal e-mail to: steinhardt.global@nyu.edu

Study abroad admissions are rolling, however priority deadlines are provided on the Office of Academic Initiatives and Global Programs "How to Apply" page: http://steinhardt.nyu.edu/study_abroad/how_to_apply/

Please note, that spaces are limited and some programs do close before the final application deadline. Applicants are encouraged to apply early.

Please reference specific program cost information on the Finance page.  Note that aside from NYU tuition and housing and activity fees, incidental program costs are estimated.

Housing & activity fees are paid directly to Steinhardt Global Programs.  This fee is staggered among three payments: Deposit 1, which is submitted with your initial application; Deposit 2 which is submitted after your acceptance and a final payment for the balance of your program’s housing & activity fees.  The dates for these payments can be found on the 'How to Apply' page.  Tuition costs are paid directly to NYU’s Bursar’s Office according that office's payment schedule.

Applicants to summer intern abroad programs are required to pay a deposit of $300 when an application is submitted.  This non-refundable deposit is applied toward the balance of housing and activity fees for the program.  Accepted applicants are not required to pay a second deposit.

Yes, housing and activity fees may be paid by check.  Please contact steinhardt.global@nyu.edu to obtain a ‘Pay by Check’ form.

Students are responsible for contacting Chris Connelly at the financial aid office, coordinating the appropriate forms and materials, and communicating the early disbursement request to Steinhardt Global Programs. 

Please note that requesting an early disbursement does not guarantee funds will be dispensed.  Students are responsible for paying all housing and activity fees, and tuition balance prior to program departure, and regardless of disbursement. 

Additionally, disbursements are not automatically transferred to Steinhardt Global Programs.  Students must deposit funds into personal banking accounts and make payment directly to Steinhardt Global Programs.  Financial aid disbursements are credited directly to the Bursar account for tuition payment.

Steinhardt Global Programs is aware that some summer study abroad students will require early financial aid disbursements to pay for housing and activity fees, however final payment must be made before your program’s departure in all cases.  In order to receive an early disbursement please follow the below steps:

1. Apply for financial aid immediately at www.nyu.edu/financial.aid.  You do not need to be registered for a summer course to request aid; the application will ask how many credits you intend to take.  Disbursements will begin in late April, and the sooner you apply, the sooner your disbursement will be processed.
2. Contact Christopher Connelly in the Financial Aid office to request an early disbursement:  chris.connelly@nyu.edu, or 212-998-4495
3. Advise our office that you have requested an early disbursement by emailing steinhardt.global@nyu.edu. 

A limited number of scholarships, ranging from $500 to $2,000, are available through Steinhardt Global Programs for summer study abroad to offset program costs.  All NYU, Non-NYU and professional applicants may apply.  The selection process is highly competitive and applicants are encouraged to apply early.

In addition, other institutional and external funding sources may be found on the 'Scholarships' page.

Those students who are currently receiving Federal Financial Aid may apply for financial aid using the NYU Office of Financial Aid resources.

Intersession courses count toward the spring course load, and spring financial aid can be applied to cover tuition costs.  Additional forms are not necessary for Intersession programs. 

Summer courses require that students apply for summer financial aid.  A form for applying for summer financial aid can be found on the financial aid website.  Non-NYU students, as per federal regulations, are not eligible for financial aid through NYU. However, non-NYU students should contact the financial aid office at their home university to find out if they are eligible for financial aid through a consortium agreement.

A secure link to pay housing and activity fees will be sent in a logistics email after program acceptance.  All major credit cards can be used to pay housing and activity fees.

Payments are staggered over a number of deposits and final housing and activity fees.  Deposit #1 of $100 is due at the time your application.  If accepted, you will need to pay deposit #2 in the amount of $300 to secure your spot in the program; this payment is due two weeks after your acceptance date.  Both deposits are credited towards your total program housing and activity fees. 

Housing and Activity fees are due in full November 15th for Intersession programs and April 15th for Summer programs.  Please consult your program web page for total costs.  Note that housing and activity fees are separate from tuition, which is due directly to the NYU Bursar’s Office.

Students may not check into housing early. If you are arriving prior to the scheduled check-in date, you must secure your own accomodations.

Accomodations are generally double occupancy unless otherwise specified. 

Single-occupancy rooms may be available at double the cost.  Please contact our office via e-mail at: steinhardt.global@nyu.edu for more information.

In some cases, meals are included.  Please consult your program website and program itinerary for specific information.  You may may also contact Steinhardt Global Programs at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu.

Yes.  If you have  special needs, please contact our office via email at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu, so we can coordinate your housing accomodations accordingly.

Yes.  We do accept roommate requests.  Please make sure to submit a request via email to steinhardt.global@nyu.edu.

We do advise that all requests be submitted as soon as both roommates are accepted to the program.  Housing logistics are finalized months in advance and once confirmed cannot be changed.

No.  Guests are not allowed to stay in NYU designated accomodations while you are abroad.

Although we do highly recommend that all students stay in NYU designated housing, we do take requests to stay at non-NYU housing on a case by case basis. 

Please contact our office via e-mail at: steinhardt.global@nyu.edu or via phone at (212) 992-9380 to inquiry about non-NYU housing for your specific program.

Individual housing requests are granted on a case-to-case basis depending on the program.  To request individual housing please send an e-mail to: steinhardt.global@nyu.edu.  Single occupancy housing is twice housing cost advertised on the program page.

Housing and activity fees are refunded on a case-by-case basis.  Please contact the Office of Steinhardt Global Programs at steinhardt.global@nyu.edu if you would like to request a refund.

For questions regarding academic content: please contact the faculty director directly with the contact information provided on the program-specific pages listed here.

For questions regarding program administration: please contact the Office of Academic Initiatives and Global Programs at (212) 992-9380 or steinhardt.global@nyu.edu. As a reminder, our website contains the most up-to-date information.

Students are responsible for arranging their own travel to and from the program location.  Some programs include domestic travel, and the cost of these flights is included in the housing and activity fees.  Please consult the individual program website for correct arrival and departure dates.

Visa requirements are program specific.  Students should first check the program webpage for visa requirements and then consult destination country's consulate if a visa is necessary.

Participants must have a passport that is valid for 6 months after your date of re-entry to the U.S.  If you do not have a passport or need to renew your passport, please visit  the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs website at travel.state.gov/passport.

Program countries have differing visa requirements and it is your responsibility to determine whether or not you need a visa, and to obtain the visa if required.  Plan ahead to allow yourself sufficient time for this process. 

Please contact NYU's Office of International Students and Scholars at (212) 998-4720 with any visa questions. The Office of Global Programs cannot advise you on visa-related issues.