New York University (NYU): Courses, Fees, and Cost of Living 2027
New York University (NYU) fees for Indian students vary by school and programme. Postgraduate tuition ranges from USD 75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) to USD 179,048 (INR 1.70 Crore) for the full course, while undergraduate tuition and fees range from USD 68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) to USD 75,326 (INR 71.60 Lakhs) per year. Fee inclusions differ by school.
- MBA tuition: USD 89,524 (INR 85.09 Lakhs) annually for the two-year programme.
- Undergraduate food and housing allowance: USD 26,438 (INR 25.13 Lakhs) for the academic year.
- Economics first-year budget subtotal: INR 96.51 Lakhs, including attendance allowances and initial immigration charges.
- Four-year attendance allowances: INR 3.84 Crore at unchanged rates, excluding immigration charges.
University housing is a useful starting point when planning accommodation. Private rentals require separate estimates for rent, utilities, deposits and lease duration. The figures above do not include insurance, international student service fees, housing deposits or travel costs beyond NYU’s transportation allowance.
Spring 2027 and Fall 2027:
Intake: Selected Tandon master’s programmes accept Spring 2027 applications until 1 November 2026. Computer Science and Financial Engineering admit for Fall 2027 instead. Fall master’s priority consideration closes 1 December 2026; the final deadline is 15 February 2027. Undergraduate applicants should target Fall 2027. Admission and visa completion remain necessary before travel.
When to pay: Tandon’s Spring 2027 deposit is $1,000 (INR 95,050), due 7 January 2027.
Scholarships: The 1 November 2026 spring application deadline also controls entry into Tandon’s automatic merit review. Indian external providers’ published 2026 rounds do not establish an open 2027 funding window
Note: Exchange rate: 1 United States dollar (USD) = INR 95.05 20 October 2026.
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Table of Contents
- New York University Tuition Fees by Programme
- New York University Fee Trend by Year
- Cost of Living in New York City for Indian Students
- Total Cost of Studying at New York University
- New York University Scholarships for Indian Students
- New York University Tuition Deposit and Payment Options
- Hidden Costs of Studying at New York University
- FAQs
New York University Tuition Fees by Programme
NYU’s 5 postgraduate and 5 undergraduate programmes illustrate how tuition varies by school and degree. The Washington Square campus is in Manhattan, while the Tandon School of Engineering is based in Brooklyn.
New York University Postgraduate Fees: Spring 2027 and Fall 2027
Tandon tuition of USD 75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) covers 30 credits at the 2026–27 rate. However, MS in Financial Engineering requires 33 credits, while MS in Management of Technology requires 36 credits, so total tuition will be higher for these programmes. Tandon’s school-level tuition rate applies to its nine engineering degrees. Stern MBA tuition is charged annually, while Tandon tuition is calculated per credit.
| Programme | Duration | Total Course Fees (USD and INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Business Administration (MBA) | 2 years | $179,048 (INR 1.70 Crore) |
| Computer Science (MS) | Typically 4 semesters; 30 credits | $75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) |
| Cybersecurity (MS) | 4-semester on-campus study plan; 30 credits | $75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) |
| Computer Engineering (MS) | 4-semester study plan; 30 credits | $75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) |
| Electrical Engineering (MS) | 4-semester study plan; 30 credits | $75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) |
Full-course tuition uses required credits or programme duration at unchanged current rates. Living expenses, health insurance and additional university charges are excluded.
- Computer Science and Financial Engineering target Fall 2027; neither accepts Spring 2027 applications.
- Cybersecurity, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering can use the Spring 2027 application window.
- Civil Engineering, Biomedical Engineering and Management of Technology share that spring deadline.
- Financial Engineering adds three credits over a 30-credit degree; Management of Technology adds six.
- Tandon study plans describe scheduling choices; a longer stay increases housing costs without changing required degree credits.
New York University Undergraduate Fees: Fall 2027
NYU’s annual tuition-and-fees benchmark for most undergraduate schools is USD 68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs). Economics, Psychology, and Computer Science figures include standard fees, while Stern Business and Tisch Film and Television have separate tuition rates. Economics, Psychology, and Computer Science typically offer BA or BS degrees, while Film and Television awards a BFA. All figures are annual; Stern and Tisch amounts represent tuition only.
| Programme | Duration | Annual tuition fees (USD and INR) |
|---|---|---|
| Economics (BA) | 4 years; 128 credits | $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) |
| Psychology (BA) | 4 years; 128 credits | $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) |
| Computer Science (BS) | 4 years; 128 credits | $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) |
| Business (BS) | 4 years; 128 credits | $70,464 (INR 66.98 Lakhs) |
| Film and Television (BFA) | 4 years; 128 credits | $75,326 (INR 71.60 Lakhs) |
Four-year comparisons use unchanged current rates. Stern and Tisch totals exclude additional university fees; all totals exclude housing, insurance and immigration charges.
- Economics and Psychology share the College of Arts and Science fee route.
- The Computer Science bachelor’s degree here is Tandon’s Brooklyn programme.
- Business carries Stern tuition; it should not inherit the general undergraduate tuition-and-fees figure.
- Film and Television has Tisch tuition and a separate creative-portfolio requirement for Fall 2027.
Note: Fall 2027 Tandon comparisons require credit-based calculation. Financial Engineering needs 33 credits, producing $83,325 (INR 79.20 Lakhs) in tuition alone.
New York University Fee Trend by Year
NYU’s general undergraduate tuition and fees increased by 3.90% from 2025–26 to 2026–27, adding USD 2,576 (INR 2.45 Lakhs) per academic year at a constant exchange rate. This comparison covers general undergraduate charges and excludes the separate tuition rates for Stern and Tisch.
| Fee year | Undergraduate tuition and fees (USD and INR) | Undergraduate charges (INR) | Year-on-year change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022/23 | $58,168 (INR 55.29 Lakhs) | INR 55.29 Lakhs | Historical baseline |
| 2023/24 | $60,438 (INR 57.45 Lakhs) | INR 57.45 Lakhs | 3.90% |
| 2024/25 | $62,796 (INR 59.69 Lakhs) | INR 59.69 Lakhs | 3.90% |
| 2025/26 | $66,000 (INR 62.73 Lakhs) | INR 62.73 Lakhs | 5.10% |
| 2026/27 | $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) | INR 65.18 Lakhs | 3.90% |
- The 2025/26 increase was larger than the 2026/27 increase, so one fixed growth assumption misrepresents NYU’s history.
- Historical dollar increases differ from exchange-rate changes; both can alter the family’s rupee requirement.
- The series does not establish a 2027/28 fee or a guaranteed four-year price.
Key Insight: Spring 2027 comparisons use the 2026/27 schedule. Fall 2027 applicants should obtain 2027/28 charges before accepting housing commitments. The latest general undergraduate benchmark is $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs).
Cost of Living in New York City for Indian Students
NYU’s undergraduate non-tuition allowance for the academic year is USD 32,422 (INR 30.82 Lakhs), with approximately 82% allocated to housing and food. Monthly figures are calculated by dividing the 10-month academic-year allowance by 10; they are budgeting estimates, not actual monthly rent or utility prices.
| Expense | Monthly allocation (USD and INR) | Monthly allocation (INR) | Academic-year allowance (INR) | Notes for Indian Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Food and housing | $2,643.80 (INR 2.51 Lakhs) | INR 2.51 Lakhs | INR 25.13 Lakhs | Combined accommodation and food allowance; not a room-rent quotation. |
| Books and supplies | $149.20 (INR 14,181) | INR 14,181 | INR 1.42 Lakhs | Study materials are separate from tuition. |
| Transportation | $243.80 (INR 23,173) | INR 23,173 | INR 2.32 Lakhs | A published allowance, not a Manhattan-to-Brooklyn fare quotation. |
| Personal expenses | $205.40 (INR 19,523) | INR 19,523 | INR 1.95 Lakhs | Personal spending sits outside food and housing. |
| Total non-tuition allowance | $3,242.20 (INR 3.08 Lakhs) | INR 3.08 Lakhs | INR 30.82 Lakhs | Academic-year allowance, allocated across 10 months for comparison. |
- On-campus housing means university-managed accommodation; it does not mean every residence is beside the teaching building.
- Off-campus housing means privately arranged accommodation; the combined NYU food-and-housing allowance does not establish private rent.
- Brooklyn is Tandon’s teaching location; Manhattan is the Washington Square academic location.
- Residence availability, contract dates and initial payments need an individual housing offer; the allowance does not guarantee a room.
- A 12-month postgraduate stay needs a graduate budget; extending this undergraduate allowance would mix different cost measures.
Note: Fall 2027 housing comparisons must include meals: NYU’s $26,438 (INR 25.13 Lakhs) allowance combines food and accommodation. Comparing it with private rent alone would omit food.
Currency Tip: Spring 2027 Tandon applicants face a $1,000 (INR 95,050) deposit deadline on 7 January 2027. Fall 2027 early admits face 1 March 2027 instead. Tuition payments and Manhattan or Brooklyn accommodation payments need separate transfer schedules.
Total Cost of Studying at New York University
The estimated first-year cost subtotal for NYU Economics is USD 101,533 (INR 96.51 Lakhs), including the attendance allowance and two initial immigration charges. NYU’s published cost of attendance already covers tuition, university fees, and living expenses, so its USD 100,998 (INR 96.00 Lakhs) allowance should not be added to another annual living-cost estimate.
This calculation uses a single 10-month academic-year living allowance. Economics is an illustrative undergraduate example, and the final amount may vary depending on the student’s programme, fees, and individual expenses.
| Scenario | Tuition and standard fees (USD and INR) | Living and study expenses (USD and INR) | Initial immigration charges (USD and INR) | Total Year 1: specified subtotal (USD and INR) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Economics (BA), 2026/27 rates; Fall 2027 comparison | $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) | $32,422 (INR 30.82 Lakhs) | $535 (INR 50,852) | $101,533 (INR 96.51 Lakhs) |
- The subtotal combines tuition, food, housing, books, transportation, personal expenses, the visa application and the student-record fee.
- Health insurance, application charges, separately billed Global Services charges, housing deposits and travel outside NYU’s transportation allowance are excluded.
- NYU supplies one undergraduate allowance; no published lower-to-upper range supports three separate living-cost scenarios here.
- A tuition deposit reduces the remaining tuition balance when credited; adding it again would overstate the programme cost.
Four undergraduate academic years equal $403,992 (INR 3.84 Crore) using the attendance allowance at unchanged current rates. This excludes insurance, immigration charges, separately billed Global Services charges, housing deposits and travel beyond the transportation allowance.
Key Insight: For Fall 2027, NYU Promise covers eligible undergraduate tuition, rather than the entire attendance allowance. The $68,576 (INR 65.18 Lakhs) benchmark bundles tuition and standard fees. An exact net budget needs the award’s tuition component and remaining charges.
New York University Scholarships for Indian Students
NYU Stern’s Community Scholarship offers USD 25,000 (INR 23.76 Lakhs) toward the first year of the MBA, subject to eligibility. Undergraduate NYU Promise support and Tandon merit scholarships follow separate criteria and application processes. NYU Promise eligibility is based on factors such as annual family income and assets, along with timely submission of required financial-aid documents; it is not determined by the student’s tuition budget alone.
| Scholarship | Amount or support | Indian or international eligibility | Application status | Intake and deadline |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NYU Promise | Undergraduate tuition coverage | Admitted first-year New York campus students, including international students; income below $100,000 (INR 95.05 Lakhs) with typical assets. | Recurring policy; financial-aid application required. | Fall 2027; target-intake financial-aid deadline pending. |
| Tandon merit scholarships | Up to $25,000 (INR 23.76 Lakhs) in tuition support | Full-time master’s applicants, including international applicants; award conditions govern renewal. | Automatic consideration; no separate form needed. | Spring 2027 application: 1 November 2026. Fall 2027 priority: 1 December 2026; final: 15 February 2027. |
| Stern Dean’s Scholarship | Full tuition and fees | Domestic and international two-year full-time MBA applicants. | Admission-linked merit consideration; no form needed. | Fall 2027; next application deadline: 15 January 2027. |
| Stern Directors Scholarship | $50,000 (INR 47.53 Lakhs) for the first year | Domestic and international two-year full-time MBA applicants. | Admission-linked merit consideration; no form needed. | Fall 2027; next application deadline: 15 January 2027. |
| Stern Community Scholarship | $25,000 (INR 23.76 Lakhs) for the first year | Domestic and international two-year full-time MBA applicants. | Admission-linked merit consideration; no form needed. | Fall 2027; next application deadline: 15 January 2027. |
- NYU Promise covers tuition; food, housing and other charges need separate funding.
- Tandon review is automatic, but admission does not guarantee an award or its maximum amount.
- Tandon awards normally apply to fall and spring registration; summer support needs explicit award terms.
- Stern states that roughly 20% to 25% of admitted two-year MBA students receive merit scholarships.
External Indian scholarships: No open 2027 award is deducted from these budgets. Inlaks’ published 2026 competition is closed; the JN Tata published application deadline was 29 March 2026. Target-intake deadlines remain pending in those provider schedules.
Tip for Indian Students: Spring 2027 Tandon applicants need a complete application by 1 November 2026 for admission-linked merit review. Fall 2027 applicants can use 1 December 2026 priority consideration. Stern MBA applicants next face 15 January 2027.
New York University Tuition Deposit and Payment Options
NYU Tandon’s standard graduate deposit for 2027 entry is listed as USD 1,000 (INR 95,050), while Financial Engineering requires USD 3,000 (INR 2.85 Lakhs). These deposits are non-refundable and count toward first-semester tuition, subject to programme terms.
The Form I-20 is the university-issued document required to apply for an F-1 student visa. NYU Tandon issues it after students meet the required deposit and other documentation requirements.
| Programme group | Tuition deposit (USD and INR) | Published deposit deadline | Intake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cybersecurity and other spring-admitting Tandon master’s degrees | $1,000 (INR 95,050) | 7 January 2027 | Spring 2027 |
| Computer Science and standard Tandon master’s degrees | $1,000 (INR 95,050) | 1 March 2027 for admissions before 14 February | Fall 2027 |
| Financial Engineering | $3,000 (INR 2.85 Lakhs) | 1 March 2027 for admissions before 14 February | Fall 2027 |
- Later Fall 2027 admissions have staged deadlines. Subsequent dates include 1 April, 1 May and 1 June 2027.
- The deposit is an advance tuition payment, rather than an additional charge.
- Stern and undergraduate deposit amounts are not established by Tandon’s graduate schedule.
NYU Methods of Payment: Deposit and Tuition Balance
One NYUAlbert acceptance workflow handles Tandon’s deposit. NYUAlbert is the university’s student administration portal.
- Online deposit: accept the offer in NYUAlbert and follow its payment instructions.
- Bank transfer: Tandon’s financial guidance lists wire transfers among tuition payment methods.
- Payment arrangements: Tandon directs tuition instalment enquiries to NYU’s Bursar, the university office managing student accounts.
- Provider fees and payment-plan milestones are not established by the supplied schedule; no discount is deducted.
NYU Steps to Pay Tuition: International Students
$1,000 (INR 95,050) must reach Tandon before its standard master’s visa-document process can proceed.
- Activate university access and accept the admission offer through NYUAlbert.
- Pay the required course deposit within the published admission-group deadline.
- Complete the university’s Form I-20 requirements after the deposit; retain proof of tuition credit.
- Use the student-account invoice for tuition balance, accepted payment methods and liability dates.
- Retain deposit, tuition and immigration receipts together for the visa and payment records.
Note: Spring 2027’s 7 January 2027 deadline leaves little time before teaching begins. The $1,000 (INR 95,050) deposit gates Form I-20 issuance. Visa-dependent applicants should complete this step earlier; Fall 2027 provides a longer preparation window.
Hidden Costs of Studying at New York University
$535 (INR 50,852) covers the two specified initial United States immigration charges, separate from tuition.
- Spring 2027: Tandon’s deposit must arrive before Form I-20 issuance; the final payment deadline is 7 January 2027.
- Visa application: the F-1 application fee is $185 (INR 17,584).
- Student record: the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) fee is $350 (INR 33,268).
- Global Services: NYU lists $115 (INR 10,931) per semester, or $230 (INR 21,862) for two semesters.
- Graduate health insurance: the annual charge is $5,100 (INR 4.85 Lakhs). Undergraduate insurance needs a separate quotation.
- Accommodation: the first housing payment, refundable deposit and lease period need an actual residence or rental offer.
- Transfers and travel: bank charges and flights beyond NYU’s transportation allowance remain outside the calculated subtotal.
Note: For Spring 2027 and Fall 2027 graduate entrants, health insurance alone is $5,100 (INR 4.85 Lakhs) annually. The immigration pair costs $535 (INR 50,852). These charges require funding beyond tuition scholarships unless the award explicitly covers them.
Selected NYU Tandon Spring 2027 applications close on 1 November 2026, while Fall 2027 priority applications close on 1 December 2026. The specified first-year Economics cost subtotal for 2026–27 is INR 96.51 Lakhs. Eligible students may receive NYU Promise tuition support, but other fees and living expenses require a separate funding assessment.
A INR 1 crore education loan at 10.5% interest would require approximately INR 1.35 Lakhs per month over 10 years. Confirm the fees and financial aid available for your target intake before committing to accommodation.
FAQs
Ques. What is the New York University cost for Indian students for one undergraduate year?
Ans. New York University’s published undergraduate attendance allowance is $100,998 (INR 96.00 Lakhs) for 2026/27. It includes tuition, standard fees, food, housing, books, transportation and personal expenses. Separately billed insurance, international charges and immigration payments require additional funding.
Ques. What are NYU Tandon MS Computer Science fees?
Ans. NYU Tandon Computer Science requires 30 credits, producing $75,750 (INR 72.00 Lakhs) tuition at the 2026/27 per-credit tariff. The programme typically takes four semesters. Living expenses, insurance and additional university charges are excluded.
Ques. How much does the two-year NYU Stern MBA cost in tuition?
Ans. NYU Stern’s two-year MBA tuition is $89,524 (INR 85.09 Lakhs) annually for 2026/27. Two years equal $179,048 (INR 1.70 Crore) at unchanged current rates. Housing, insurance, immigration charges and additional university fees are excluded.
Ques. Can Indian applicants receive NYU Promise tuition coverage?
Ans. New York University’s Promise covers eligible undergraduate tuition with family income below $100,000 (INR 95.05 Lakhs). Typical assets remain a condition. International first-year New York campus entrants can qualify. Fall 2027 financial-aid submission deadlines require target-intake confirmation.
Ques. Do NYU Tandon scholarships require a separate application?
Ans. NYU Tandon’s Spring 2027 master’s applicants receive automatic merit review when applying full-time. No separate scholarship form is required. Spring 2027 applications close 1 November 2026. Fall 2027 priority consideration closes 1 December 2026.
Ques. Can I start NYU Tandon Computer Science in Spring 2027?
Ans. NYU Tandon Computer Science targets Fall 2027 because the programme does not accept spring applications. The priority application deadline is 1 December 2026; final applications close 15 February 2027.
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Likes
- There is nothing to dislike about the University, the fact that so many things keeps happening in the university, it becomes a task to decide which events to attend and which not to. From workshops, to case competitions to hackathons, to industry sessions, NYU has it all. There is so much more to do apart from the curriculum is the thing i like the most about NYU.
Course Curriculum
- The course syllabus is super updated and relevant to the on going trends. The syllabus is structured individually by every professor, so two professors teaching the same course can have different syllabus, but every professor tries to bring in their areas of expertise along with the relevant knowledge required for the course.
- Yes, I was given an industry project experience, where I had to build a project for the project sponsor company. Again this depends from professor to professor. We were assigned companies by the professor and the project was a part of our final term grading. As I mentioned every professor follows their own approach, so not all professors give industrial exposure, and it also depends on the course that we have selected.
- Classes depends on us, since we have the freedom to choose the timing of classes from the available timings. Eg. A class for Global Innovation can have two timings, 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM and even 2:00-4:30 PM, so we can choose the timing as per our convenience but if the class gets full before we finalize the class, we have to then opt for the remaining class.
- So it is possible to have 1 or 2 or maybe even 3 classes in a single day, but no one prefers to take more than 2 classes on the same day. There are no usual timings for classes but any class can start from as early as 8:00 AM, the class duration being 2.5 hours, and the final class takes places from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM, so from 8:00 AM to 9:30 PM, a class can take place at any time for the duration of 2.5 hours.
- The average number of students also depends on the amount of students enroll for a particular course. It can range from 20 to even 100 students in a class depending on the course and students enrolling for that class. For me, I have 3 3 courses for this semester, for Data Visualization, we are a total of 18 students, for Organizational Behaviour course, we are 30 and for Economics and Strategy course we have 100. But 100 is the upper limit.
Fees
- The tuition fees for my course is around $45,000 for one year and since it's a two year course, it's around $90,000 for the entire course. This fees can be lowered if you get scholarship from the university. Scholarships are granted to admitted students based on their profile and the form they submit to get into the university.
- They usually offer 1 year fixed scholarship, and the same scholarship continues for the second year only if you maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.3 and above at the end of the first year.
Likes
- The professors are very good here, they are very passionate about their subjects and they are ready to help us with anything we want. They engage the class so well that we will be pulled into the class, and we will be curious to learn.
- There are tons of events going on always every week I can see that there are atleast 5 events going on where I can even get free food.
- There are lots of clubs where you can explore your interests, starting from the painting club to the space club. There are as many clubs as you want. You can have any hobby, there will be a club at NYU.
Dislikes
- We don't have a campus here. The campus is very small, and we have buildings with the flag of NYU all around New York, which is when we understand ohhh!!! this is also NYU, it's plain buildings, we won't get the experience of college vibes with big campuses. It feels like just going to college and coming back to the room.
- The fee here is very expensive. Its very huge amount which takes up most of the money we spend here.
- Living expenses is also very expensive compared to other colleges, the rent is very high in NYC and also other expenses.
Course Curriculum
- - In my 1st sem, I have taken easy courses to get used to this environment; overall course difficulty is not that high. The classes here are more emphasised on practical knowledge than theory.
- - Positive aspect of our course is that it is at the forefront of the development of technology, and the pay is great in CS allied fields. From my college point of view, i can say that the professors are great; they have done lots of work in the field and have a great reputation. I get to learn from industry leaders in a hands-on way.
- One negative thing is that the course is heavily crowded, attracting many students to study and it will be more competitive when compared to other fields.
- We will have only 3 classes per week, according to what subjects we choose; each class will span 2.30 hrs, and timing is very flexible.
- The average number of students in our class is 30. Out of 100 students, there will be around 50 Indian students. Around 50% of students are Indian.
Fees
- The tuition fee comes to around $23000 per semester, so we will have 4 semesters in 2 years. Finally, we will be paying $92000 as the tuition fee. In addition to this, we have to take health insurance, which will cost us 960 per semester for NYU health insurance.
- The fee should be paid semester-wise, or there is another option to pay in instalments, for which they will charge an extra few dollars.
- I am paying a total rent of 860 for a private room, including all utilities. The cost for utilities would be around $60. Other than that, for food, travel and other things we will be spending around $300. Totally, we need 1200 minimum per month for living expenses with a private room.
Likes
- The campus is well maintained, modern and has a great environment for learning as classrooms are high-tech and spacious.
- On-campus opportunities are quite good if you work smart you will get opportunity and wages are quite high.
- NYU provides one of the best networking opportunities.
Dislikes
- The university has multiple buildings across the city, making it less centralized and sometimes inconvenient to navigate.
- On-campus jobs and assistantships are limited and highly competitive.
- Being located in the middle of a busy city, certain areas around campus can feel unsafe during late hours.
Course Curriculum
- The course is a balanced mix of theory and hands-on labs. Classes are usually 3 per week, mostly in the afternoon. Each class has around 30–40 students, and there are many Indian students in the Engineering program. Academics are rigorous but manageable.
- Positives: strong faculty & practical exposure.
- Negative: limited course selection in cybersecurity.
Fees
- Semester-wise breakdown of fees, where we need to pay for credits we take and per-credit cost was $2100. Per Semester we are expected to take 9 credits, and last semester, 3 credits.
- Monthly expenses depend, but for me it was $1100 on an average. There are many ways to make it cheaper and most of the expense will be for your housing. For me its 780 and I am switching to 610 now so it will be cheaper.
Likes
- Helpful Faculty and infrastructure.
- Extra curricular activities.
- Career focused clubs like product management club , good Indian community.
Course Curriculum
- Course Curriculum was very much updated and relevant to current job market. Good focus on tech management and all AI related new subjects.
- Their was Capstone project, but it was limited.
- Classes Depends on how you choose, usually 3 classes per week.
Fees
- 18000 USD per sem.
Likes
- I liked the dorms, dining halls, facilities
- I liked the large percent of international students
- I liked the opportunities i have access to
Dislikes
- The college can be isolating since there is no campus
- It is very competitive- hard grading, hard to join clubs
- Very expensive + the city is very expensive
- After finishing your course at NYU, about 80-90% of students get a full-time job within 6 months. Most students make around $60,000-$80,000 a year, but it can vary by field. Jobs are usually found through career services, internships, and networking. The highest salaries can go over $120,000, especially in finance or tech, while entry-level roles can start at around $45,000.
Likes
- Top College in US and is in NYC
- Provides a lot of facilities such as wellness things, student support, gaming utilities etc.
- Faculty is really good and knowledgeable.
Dislikes
- Expensive. Tuition fee is extravagant.
- Less student aid offered. It should offer more student aid to make life easier.
- Have to pay for credits used for internship.
Course Curriculum
- The difficulty of course curriculum depends on the subjects we take. The subjects I took, I would rate it as moderate. It had both theoretical and practical knowledge involved.
- Some courses had very positive aspects such as exams and projects that pushed me to perform better. Some had negative aspects such as no exams, no projects which required merely less efforts.
- There are typically 1 class per day max 3 classes per week. Timings are usually evening from 6pm to 8:30 pm. Approximately, 45% of total admissions were Indian students.
Fees
- The fee structure is around $70000. There are 4 semesters each consisting of 9 credits. Remaining 3 credits can be divided into 1.5 each which allows you to do summer and spring internships.
- Cost of per credit was around $2305. Insurance cost is separate which is around $3k. The fees are charged semester-wise and have to before every semester begins. I pay $800 for a private bedroom including all utilities and $200 for food and $70 for transportation.
Likes
- NYU is known for its research, and many professors are considered pioneering researchers in their field, so being at NYU gives me many chances to work with them.
- NYU has more than 18 schools in its New York Campus, which lets me explore courses and careers in many diverse fields.
- As it has many schools within the university, so I get to make great connections in academia, as well as industry.
Dislikes
- It is a very costly university, so I have to pay high tuition fees.
- The university has an open campus, which does not look good.
- It is in New York City, so living expenses are also high.
Course Curriculum
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The difficulty level is moderate, and I have to consistently study for good grades in my curriculum. It's a mix of both.
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Positive: a. It gives me the freedom to take courses in any of the schools at NYU. b. It gives me plenty of professors to work with in my field of research.
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Negative: There are not much of options in my curriculum, so I have to take courses from outside of my school, but within NYU.
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There is usually one class in a day and three in a week in total. Each class has a length of 2.5 hrs.
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There are on average 50 students.
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Almost 50% of students are Indian.
Fees
- 74000$, 2450$ for each credit, and the degree requirement is 30 credits. So, the credit * cost of each credit is the total tuition fee, which is 740000$.
- Semester-wise, but according to credits taken in the respective semester. So, it is also not the same every semester.
- 1000$(600 rent, 200 groceries, 200 - bills, 100 - miscellaneous). Some of my friends also spend around 1500 on monthly expenses.
Course Curriculum
Syllabus is well updated and research and industrial experiences were provided.
Fees
Tuition fee: Around $5,500 per semester
Likes
- Professors and labs were as I expected it to be. They also have a student club for hack nights.
Course Curriculum
For now, I am enjoying the course. It's practical and interactive during all of our classes.
Fees
It's about 2200 per credit and you take 9 credits per semester.
Likes
- Best University- Stern School of Business is Best Business School where I got admit.
Course Curriculum
Computer Science was my undergrad which made it easy to get admission. Very rigorous and tough curriculum. No industry exposure yet. But there will be later in the coming semesters.
Fees
One Credit-3300$.
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