New York University Early Decision Class of 2030 Official Thread

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wait how do yk they got deferred

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I got one. Now I have to figure out where to bring 100k from every year :melting_face: I was sure I’d get at least some aid but apparently not :smiling_face_with_tear:

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accepted stern!!! i have no idea how to process this

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:tada::tada::tada: congrats!

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My daughter got in to steinhardt as spring admit. Anyone else get the same decision? Thoughts?

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Congrats. Spring admits are - well, you start in the Spring and need to occupy your Fall. They are using you to fill spots for kids who go abroad, drop out or graduate. You start late - whereas others may have friends, etc. You cannot take classes at NYU in the Fall, even as a visiting student.

It depends on how badly you want NYU? I assume if you got into NYU, there’s other schools you’d like but if you truly want NYU, this is the chance:

Good luck. From NYU.

  • You could consider taking classes as a visiting student at a local college or university (just be sure to not enroll at another institution as a degree-seeking student). If you choose to take classes, touch base with your academic advisor prior to enrolling to ensure that any course you take will qualify for credit once you arrive at NYU and the Office of Financial Aid to confirm that it will not impact your financial aid eligibility.

  • If you want to start gaining hands-on experience, or saving up some money to help fund your university expenses, you could choose to work or intern with a local organization.

  • You could choose to take a gap semester and spend a few months volunteering or traveling.

  • You could spend some time honing your craft - whether that’s arts or athletics - by fully immersing yourself in your practice.

  • You could consider taking classes as a visiting student at a local college or university (just be sure to not enroll at another institution as a degree-seeking student). If you choose to take classes, touch base with your academic advisor prior to enrolling to ensure that any course you take will qualify for credit once you arrive at NYU and the Office of Financial Aid to confirm that it will not impact your financial aid eligibility.

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Son just got accepted! We’re processing feelings! Insane!

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