Fast Facts
Academics
- Number of Undergraduate Colleges/Schools/Programs: 11
- Number of Majors: 160
- Number of Courses: 2,500
- Average Class Size: less than 30
- Student/Faculty Ratio: 11:1
- Library Holdings: over 4.5 million
Enrollment by School (Fall, 2008)
- College of Arts and Science: 7,126
- Leonard N. Stern School of Business: 2,307
- Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development: 2,434
- Tisch School of the Arts: 3,163
- Gallatin School of Individualized Study: 1,272
- College of Nursing: 633
- Silver School of Social Work: 130
- Tisch Center Hospitality Programs: 298
- Liberal Studies Program: 1,892
Costs and Financial Aid (Fall, 2009)
- Tuition (full-time undergraduate): $38,765
- Room and Board (average): $13,226
- Average Financial Aid Package (incoming freshman): $29,560
- Annual Amount NYU-funded Financial Aid (freshmen only): $89 million
Admissions Statistics (Fall, 2009)
- Number of Applications: 36,944
- Percent Offered Admission: 29.4%
- Number of Early Decision Applications: 2,979
- Early Decision % of Class: 28.5%
- Number of New Freshmen: 4,650
Academic Statistics (Four-year Programs)
- Average High School GPA: 3.63
- SAT Critical Reading Score Range (middle 50%): 630 - 730
- SAT Math Score Range (middle 50%): 650 - 750
- ACT Score Range (middle 50%):29 - 31
- Ranked in Top 10% of High School Class: 69.7%
Geographic Diversity (States providing the most students - Fall, 2009)
- 750 or more: New York
- 500 - 749: New Jersey
- 250 - 499: California
- 100 - 249: Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Texas
- 50 - 99: Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Washington
View complete map of geographic diversity at NYU.
International Students (Fall, 2009)
- Enrolling (expected): 400
- Percent of Class: 11.5%
- Number of Countries Represented: 48
Ethnic Diversity (Fall, 2009)
- African American/Black: 4.2%
- Hispanic/Latino: 7.6%
- Native American: 0.6%
- Asian American: 30.0%
- White: 43.7%
- Multiracial 3.4%
- Other/Not Reported: 10.5%
Distribution by Type of Secondary School (Fall, 2009)
- Public: 63.5%
- Private: 14.9%
- Parochial: 10.6%
- International: 10.9%
- Home Schooled: 0.1%