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Upon admission, NYU's Office of Global Services (OGS) will be able to assist you with further instructions to clarify the process.
FAQs: Admissions
Upon admission, NYU's Office of Global Services (OGS) will be able to assist you with further instructions to clarify the process.
We do not offer a standalone undergraduate program. However, NYU Wagner partners with NYU’s College of Arts and Science (CAS) to offer undergraduate major in Public Policy. To pursue this major, you must first be admitted to CAS through NYU’s undergraduate admissions process.
NYU has very limited graduate housing. Therefore, we suggest our students considering finding housing within the city, and our Office of Off-Campus Housing has extensive resources to help you with your search.
Letters of recommendation should be written by people who know you well and who have been responsible for evaluating your academic or professional work. Professors and workplace supervisors are both appropriate. Get some tips from our admissions team.
Yes, applicants may reapply after one academic year has passed, including applying as a non-matriculant student. We recommend reapplying only if there has been a significant change in your profile, such as gaining more relevant experience or completing graduate-level coursework in a related field.
We review applications to be considered for our Named Fellowship programs each Fall for applicants starting in the subsequent Fall semester only. Applicants must submit by the Early Action deadline to be eligible for a Named Fellowship.
NYU Wagner Office of Admissions hosts events throughout the year to offer you the opportunity to learn more about the NYU Wagner experience, community, admissions process, and more.
Work experience is not required for the Master of Public Administration (MPA) or Master of Urban Planning (MUP) programs, though we strongly prefer applicants with at least two years of relevant professional experience.
If you wish to reapply for a future semester, you will need to submit new letters of recommendation to accompany your new application. We ask you to submit new letters to ensure that your application reflects your most recent and relevant experience.
If your undergraduate or graduate degree was taught entirely in English, you are not required to submit a TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test score.
However, if your degree was not taught in English, you must demonstrate English language proficiency in one of the following ways: