What is the regular application deadline for NYU?
January 5
NYU’s final application deadlines to begin as a first year student for the 2021-2022 school year are November 1 (Early Decision I), January 1 (Early Decision II), and January 5 (Regular Decision).
What time does NYU release regular decisions?
Before midnight (EST)! We aim to send out notification during regular business hours, but if you have not heard by 5 pm don’t worry. You will soon! How do I know if my spot is confirmed?
When did NYU release regular Decisions 2021?
We will release decisions for first year applicants by the following dates: Early Decision I: December 15. Early Decision II: February 15. Regular Decision: April 1.
What is the NYU application deadline for fall 2021?
Application Deadlines
| Apply by | Notification on | |
|---|---|---|
| Priority Decision | September 15 | October 3 |
| Regular Decision | October 15* | November 1 |
| Rolling Admissions | After October 15* | November 15 (and then 2-4 weeks from date of submission) |
Is NYU regular decision binding?
Remind your students that NYU has a binding early decision agreement, and that based on this offer of admission we expect that they will accept their offer of admission by January 5, and will withdraw applications to any other universities and/or will not pursue admission to any other universities.
Is it easier to get into NYU Early Decision?
That means that you have a statistically higher chance of getting admitted to NYU early than you do as a regular decision candidate—provided, of course, that your application is strong.
What is the NYU application deadline for fall 2022?
Fall Semester 2022/All Year Applicants
| Apply by | Notification on | |
|---|---|---|
| International Exchange | February 15 | March 15 |
| Regular Decision | February 15 | March 15 |
| Rolling Admissions | After February 15* | April 1 (typically 2-4 weeks from date of submission) |
How hard is it to get into NYU Rd?
In 2021, NYU’s acceptance rate fell to a record low: 12%. That means that NYU admits 12 out of every 100 applicants. An acceptance rate of just 12% means that NYU is highly selective—and getting even more so.