This ranks in the top 20th percentile of all colleges in the country. About The chart below shows the usual amount of grant and scholarship aid distributed to all first year students.
Scholarships are given due to special ability or merit, while grants are awarded due to financial need. The below chart demonstrates scholarship and grant allocations by family income for first year students receiving any type of federally-funded Title IV aid, which includes Federal PLUS loans.
Title IV aid features loans, grants, or work-study given by the government usually determined by need. Learn more here. Of the 26, undergrads at New York University about While NYU does not guarantee we will meet the full demonstrated need of every admitted student, our recent move to a more need-based awarding model for scholarships has helped to make NYU a reality for more and more students. And though our scholarship awarding process is competitive, more opportunities do exist to make NYU affordable than ever before.
Below are some tips to help you and your students better understand our scholarship review process. Many of these awards are awarded to students who will be the first in their families to attend college, who come from traditionally underrepresented communities or students who come from lower socio-economic backgrounds.
There are no GPA or standardized testing cutoffs that will prohibit or guarantee a scholarship. Within the Office of Undergraduate Admissions, our scholarship selection committee reviews student applications for many of our most prestigious scholarships, using the Common Application and supporting materials including transcripts and letters of recommendation.
The Office of Financial Aid then reviews the selected scholars to determine their financial need. No matter your financial situation, you should apply for financial aid. While most of the financial aid awarded by NYU is need-based, most NYU scholarships are awarded based on a combination of financial need and academic strength.
All students are automatically considered for merit-only scholarship with the submission of their admissions application. College costs money. But, when thinking in terms of investing, one of the best places for a solid return on your money is education.
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