HOW I GOT INTO NYU (stats, essay tips, transferring) 

I'm so happy this helped! This video isn't going anywhere :)

Aw I’m glad it was! Let me know if you have any questions :) Good luck!

@@antoniopowell3732 I got in!

No way! Congratulations

You’re welcome! Good luck :)

Exactly! Congratulations

@@rosyholiday9711do they need sats for transfers?

Hi! I really should’ve explained Gallatin more in the video, I apologize haha but it’s basically where you design your own concentration but on paper/diploma it will be an individualized studies major. Gallatin does have requirements like seminars and writing workshops but once you complete those, you can technically take any class you want at other schools that allow cross registration. Hopefully that explains everything in a nutshell! Let me know if you have more questions!

You’re welcome!

Letter of recs are on NYU’s website and the transcript information is discussed in my video :)

I discussed the importance and the comparisons in my video! Yes, it is the same, if not similar, I believe.

Congratulations! It depends on what your goals are. Look at which school has the best engineering program and will give you better financial aid. There are many scholarships for transfer students from public and private universities. Also, look into the Jack Kent Scholarship for transfer students. Good luck! Let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.

@@rosyholiday9711 thank u soo much . And i need more to know could u plz send me ur any social account id?

@rosy.holiday on Instagram

you answered your own question love 🤍

Hi! I'm honestly not too sure about your situation since you're right, many colleges prefer transfer students who have done no more than two years. However, a friend of mine who is a rising senior actually got into NYU Tisch, but their process is very different due to auditioning. I strongly recommend that you meet with transfer advisors from the colleges you want to transfer to and explain your situation. Go on their website, fill out a form, or even better, call/email them directly. They are the ones that can give you more meaningul and accurate advice. Good luck!

@@rosyholiday9711 thank you!

Did you ever figure this out? I’m in the same boat as you, trying to see if it’s worth dropping out this semester to help my chances of transferring. Waitlisted as a freshman and now applying to transfer as a junior.

@@tasty0rang3 Hi, yes I did. I did actually drop out this semester due to some personal issues. What I found out is that there are some universities that do not accept transfer that have entered/done their junior year of college due to the fact that they require for transfers to be at their university for at least 2-3 years. There are universities that allow anyone to transfer due to them limiting the amount of credits that transfer, which means you’ll have to start as a freshman or sophomore again anyways. There were some universities that accepts transfers, doesn’t matter what year you’re currently in, but they do not accept transfers into some of their programs such as say like their theatre program. There were programs that require me to restart all of college even if my credits transferred 😂, to which I passed on. Look at the transfer requirements to get into the university and then look into the program you want to get into to see if there are additional supplements. To be honest, for myself I think taking a gap year had more cons for me on my applications. It’s harder for me to connect with Professors who are writing my letters of recommendations and getting forms from my uni to the universities I’m applying to. Since I’m majoring in music and theatre, I lost some skills from not constantly practice my art. I’m currently not doing anything related to theatre too due to my situation, but I’m happy at where I am now. I don’t have to worry about applying to universities that don’t accept juniors. There are also parts of the application that I can make good to back me up such as my essays and resumes. I would say if you’re going to take a gap year and apply to transfer then you gotta do something that supports you taking a gap year. Colleges are going to ask why you’re taking a gap year and not starting your upcoming/current school year. They don’t want you doing nothing. I hope this helps.

Hello! The word count for transfer applicants is mentioned in the video :) I don’t remember from the top of my head 😅 Good luck!

The prompt is in the video :)

Yes of course! You will just have to complete the requirements for your chosen degree program.

I know right... biggest reason why I decided not to go. The city itself has the best resources not just the school! Good luck at Pace.

Did you do it?

Yes! It's actually required to submit the CSS profile in order to be considered for NYU scholarships. Make sure to fill and submit ASAP!

I don’t think the semester you apply for affects your chances of admission :)

watch the video

If it’s the only experience you had, then of course put high school extracurriculars! College ec’s have priority; however, adding your high school involvement won’t hurt you at all. Admissions will take grades, essays, and letter of recs into account. Don’t be discouraged! :)

@@rosyholiday9711 thank youuu!! Im so worried about the rec letters, because what if they arent that special :(((

@@kalexis6484 They don't have to be! Anyone who is willing to write/sign a letter of rec for you is special enough. A professor is perfect!

Hi Zaleth! To make sure, I would reach out to a Stern Business School advisor/transfer advisor. But to my knowledge, you must complete the requirements at your university before applying to Stern. Good luck :)

@@rosyholiday9711 thank u soooooo much!

Beginning of May 2020 :)

It depends on your FAFSA and CSS profile. I personally received only student loans

Hi! Yes, I did. I basically explained why I wanted to study at Gallatin specifically, following with what I wanted to study exactly! Watch my latest video- that’s where I get more into my essays!

It really all depends. I cannot speak for NYU's admissions committee; however, I was able to get accepted as a student from a public university that isn't as well ranked as other institutions, like UCLA. I don't know NYU's standards. But, GPA is GPA! They look at you holistically.

This is mentioned in my video