How to Enroll

• Current NYU Students
• Non NYU Students

Current NYU Students

Students who are currently matriculated in an NYU degree program are able to earn credits towards their degree through NYU Winter Intensives.

NYU Student Registration Calendar:

Tuition

The cost of each course is located in the course listing. You will not receive a bill for winter courses. Payments should be submitted to NYU Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor, New York, New York 10003; make check/money order out to New York University. Credit card payments may be made in person or by fax/mail using a Winter Session Credit Card Authorization Form. December 14 is the last day to drop with no financial penalty, see refund schedule below. Financial aid of any kind - including institutional aid and advances from spring aid - will not be processed.

NYU Student Add, Drop/Cancellation Process and Refund Schedule

Adding and Dropping Courses will begin December 3rd, 2007 through January 18th, 2008. All winter registration (all add and drop requests and payments) must be done through the Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm EST, phone 212-998-4570, fax 212-995-4642. If you wish to change your course schedule after you have registered for courses, please follow this procedure:

1. Contact the Office of Winter Session by submitting a request in writing (fax, email) which must be received by 5pm EST the date you wish to make the change or come to the Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor; between 9am and 5pm EST, Monday through Friday (excluding December 24-January 1). Include your name, your NYU ID number (N#), and the name and course number of the class you with to ADD and/or DROP.

2. When dropping a class, be sure to check the refund schedule. (A grade of "W" will be issued beginning the 2nd calendar day of the session for 2-3 week courses; a grade of "W" will be issued beginning the 1st calendar day of the session for 1 week courses.)

Non-NYU Students

Individuals who are not currently pursuing a degree at NYU may register for winter courses if the criteria below are met. Once you have determined whether you are eligible to register, please submit the Winter Session Registration Form.

If you do not meet these criteria and have questions about whether you may still participate, please contact the Winter Session Admissions Office, 212-998-4570.

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Eligibility

High School Diploma

You must have a high school diploma or equivalent prior January 2, 2008 to participate in Winter Session.

Freshman, Transfer, Graduate Degree Applicants

If you applied for an NYU degree program beginning in fall 2007 or plan to apply to begin spring 2008, as either a freshman, transfer, or graduate student, you may not be eligible to register for Winter Session. Decisions rendered by the appropriate admissions office will determine eligibility for Winter registration.

Students who are admitted to a degree program to begin spring 2008 and plan to accept the offer of admission must contact the appropriate admissions office. Then contact their designated NYU adviser for clearance to register and follow guidelines above for Current NYU Students.

Students not granted admission to an NYU degree program may be restricted from winter registration. Once a registration form is submitted, permission to enroll will determined on a case-by-case basis.

Non-U.S. Citizens

NYU does not issue I-20 forms or student visas in the winter since Winter Session courses do not constitute a full course of study. Therefore, you must already hold or be able to acquire a visa that will allow you to take courses in the United States. Please contact the US Consulate in your home country for additional information. Unfortunately, due to tighter restrictions, some foreign students may not be able to obtain the necessary visa to attend NYU winter courses.

Classes are taught in English; it is essential that students understand and be able to communicate in English. (Students who wish to come to NYU to improve their mastery of English during the summer should contact the American Language Institute, 212-998-7040.)

Registration Procedures

If you meet the criteria above you should complete and submit the Winter Session Registration Form along with supporting documents, application processing fee ($100), and full tuition payment. The cost of each course is located in the course listing. Payments should be submitted to NYU Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor, New York, New York 10003; make check/money order out to New York University. Credit card payments may be made in person or by fax/mail using a Winter Session Credit Card Authorization Form.

Supporting documents required:

• All graduate level courses require proof of undergraduate degree completion. Please submit a final transcript of you undergraduate institution which states the date the degree was completed.
• Undergraduate courses which list a prerequisite require the submission of a transcript which shows completion of the necessary courses.

NON-NYU Student Registration Calendar:

NON-NYU Student Add, Drop/Cancellation Process and Refund Schedule

Adding and Dropping Courses once you are registered through January 18th, 2008. All winter registration (all add and drop request and payments) must be done through the Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor, Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm EST, phone 212-998-4570, fax 212-995-4642.

** If you wish to change your course schedule after you have registered for courses, please follow this procedure:

Contact the Office of Winter Session by submitting a request in writing (fax, email) which must be received by 5pm EST the date you wish to make the change or come to the Winter Session Office, 7 East 12th Street, 6th Floor; between 9am and 5pm EST, Monday through Friday (excluding December 24 to January 1). Include your name, your NYU ID number (N#), and the name and course number of the class you wish to ADD and/or DROP.

** When dropping a class, be sure to check the refund schedule. (A grade of "W" will be issued beginning the 2nd calendar day of the session for 2-3 week courses; a grade of "W" will be issued beginning the 1st calendar day of the session for 1 week courses.)