When are courses held?
A majority of courses at Wagner meet in the evening, beginning at 5pm, and meet in person. We offer select courses during the day, on Saturdays, and online.
FAQs: Admissions
A majority of courses at Wagner meet in the evening, beginning at 5pm, and meet in person. We offer select courses during the day, on Saturdays, and online.
The time needed to complete your degree program depends on the degree, and whether you are studying part-time or full-time. You can find out more regarding each specific degree program here.
U.S. News & World Report rankings of 275 public affairs and administration master’s programs across the country place NYU Wagner once again in the Top 10 overall—and far ahead of all of its New York City peer schools.
Please review our Application Timetable for all degree program deadlines and decision dates.
Students arrive at NYU Wagner from over 40 different countries around the world and bring professional experience from every sector of public service. Learn more about the NYU Wagner community here.
NYU Wagner student organizations provide diverse social, educational, and professional opportunities for students. They operate under the umbrella of the Wagner Student Association (WSA), the representative body for students.
Yes, the program has limited fellowship and scholarship resources. Around 20% of the incoming class will receive merit-based aid. We assess all applications for merit-based scholarships. Our fellowships do require a separate essay in the application. Learn more on our financial aid page.
View the NYU Wagner Application Checklist to review application deadlines and other checklist items for domestic and international applicants.
Yes, NYU Wagner provides a range of financial aid opportunities, including merit-based scholarships, fellowships, and assistantships. You can find out about these opportunities, along with federal financial aid programs, on our website.
Please review our Application Timetable for all degree program deadlines.
You must complete 45 credits. Most full-time students take 12 credits per semester. Most part-time students take 6 credits per semester. You can also take January term and summer term courses.