Tuition and Financial Aid
Tuition and Fees
The budget below approximates the cost of education for the BS program in academic year 2022-2023 and includes an amount for tuition and fees (depends on the course load); an allowance for room and board (varies according to where the student lives); a standard amount for books, supplies, and personal expenses; and a transportation allowance.
| Tuition and Fees | On/Off Campus Student | Commuter Student |
|---|---|---|
| Tuition and Mandatory Fees (two semesters full-time) | $58,168 | $58,168 |
| Room and Board | $20,272* | $2,658 |
| DIRECT EXPENSES: | $78,440 | $60,826 |
| Books and Supplies | $752 | $752 |
| Transportation | $1,155 | $0 |
| Personal Expenses | $2,903 | $2,903 |
| INDIRECT EXPENSES TO CONSIDER: | $4,810 | $3,655 |
| TOTAL: | $83,250 | $64,481 |
*Actual room and board charges depend on several factors, including whether a student lives on or off campus. There is a range of housing and meal plans available on campus at NYU. The standard figure for financial aid purposes represents room and board for an on-campus student living in a double occupancy room and selecting a typical 225 meal per semester "flex" dining plan. NYU housing provides local telephone service, wi-fi internet access, and cable television to the residence hall room at no additional charge. The on-campus standard rate is also used to represent the room and board costs for an off-campus student since costs on average are similar to on-campus options. Individual costs for off-campus living vary as the New York City area has many different housing options and associated costs, depending upon location, number of roommates, amenities, etc. Also, note that University meal plans are available for students who live off-campus.
Please note: This information is subject to change. Please visit the NYU Bursar's Office website for the most up-to-date information. Or the NYU Cost of Attendance Page.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
The cost of a college education is a matter of concern and consideration for many students and their families, many of whom may not be able to attend NYU without financial assistance. Regardless of your family's financial circumstances, paying for college will require a substantial commitment of your resources over the next several years. While the primary responsibility for meeting college costs rests with the student and the family, we are committed to coordinating resources and available funds to help you to invest in your education at NYU.
Although NYU is not able to meet the full needs of every student, we strongly encourage you to apply for financial aid immediately if you believe you will need any amount of financial assistance to make your NYU education possible.
Some awards are granted purely on the basis of scholastic merit. Others are based on financial need. However, it is often possible to receive a combination of awards based on both. Thus, University scholarships or fellowships may be granted by themselves or in conjunction with student loans and/or Federal Work-Study employment. To ensure that maximum sources of available support will be investigated, students must apply for financial aid by the appropriate deadline.
Your decision to apply for financial aid will have no bearing on the admissions decision.