Admitted Students

Pay Your Deposit Online
To accept your offer of admission and reserve your place in the class, log in to your Admission Hub and use the online system to pay your admission tuition deposit by the date stated in your offer of admission.

Pay Your Deposit by Mail
If you are unable to use the online system, you can pay your $500 tuition deposit by mail with a check or money order. Download the Admission Reply Form and send it with your payment by the date stated in your admission letter. Please be aware that we are currently operating remotely and our receipt of mail may be delayed. Please alert our teams at enroll@newschool.edu if you intend to submit your deposit via postal mail.

Internal Transfers
Internal transfers are exempt from submitting a deposit. Please follow the link to the nondeposit form located in your offer of admission.

Special Deposit Circumstances
If you paid your deposit in a previous term or belong to a special program that exempts you from submitting a deposit, please follow the link to the nondeposit form located in your offer of admission.

Visit the New Student website for additional enrollment information.

First-Time Users

• Go to account.newschool.edu and click "Look Up Your NetID."
• Enter your New School ID number (it can be found on your Admission Hub) and last name.
• Once you know your NetID, reset your password by clicking "Reset Your Password" and completing the reset process.
• Now you can log in to my.newschool.edu with your NetID and password and proceed to the Student Portal tab to review your financial aid status.

Returning Users

Log in to my.newschool.edu with your NetID and password. If you don't remember your NetID or password, click "Look Up Your NetID or Reset Your Password" below the log-in box. This will take you to the Account Services page, where you can look up your NetID or reset your password. Next, log in to my.newschool.edu and proceed with reviewing your financial aid status.

Questions?

If you have questions about your financial package, please contact the Office of Admission at admission@newschool.edu or the Office of Financial Aid at finaid@newschool.edu. 

If you're still deciding on your college plans, please contact Admission. We're available to answer any questions you might have about The New School.

We understand that plans can change. If you need to cancel your admission application, please alert our teams at enroll@newschool.edu.

Undergraduate Degrees

The New School allows students admitted to bachelor's and associate's degree programs to apply for a deferral. All deferral requests must be approved by the Office of Admission. Applicants must pay the $500 deposit in order to be eligible for consideration of deferral. Applicants approved for deferral will receive the same institutional awards offered upon admission. Students admitted for the spring term must submit their deferral request by January 15. Students admitted for the fall term must submit their deferral request by August 15. Students seeking a deferral for financial reasons are advised to speak with the Office of Financial Aid to best understand their cost of attendance and financial options before requesting to defer their admission and submitting their nonrefundable $500 deposit. 

Bachelor's-Master's Program Degrees

The New School permits undergraduate students admitted to graduate programs through the Bachelor's-Master's Program to postpone or defer beginning their graduate work for up to one year. All deferral requests must be approved by the director of Admission. Applicants approved for deferral will receive the same institutional awards offered upon admission. Students who cannot begin classes within one year from their semester of admission must file a new application.

Graduate Degrees

The New School allows students admitted to master's degrees and graduate certificate programs at The New School for Social Research, the Schools of Public Engagement, and the College of Performing Arts to apply for a deferral. All deferral requests are reviewed on a case-by-case basis and must be approved by the Office of Admission. Applicants who are approved for a deferral must pay the $500 deposit in order to finalize their deferral. Applicants approved for deferral will receive the same institutional awards offered upon admission. Students admitted for the fall term must submit their deferral request by August 15. 

The New School is unable to offer deferrals to students admitted to master’s degrees at Parsons School of Design for the summer/fall 2021 semester.

Information About Deferring

• All deferral requests are subject to approval by the director of Admission.
• Undergraduate students as well as current New School students who are admitted to the BA/MA program can request a deferral.
• Students seeking a deferral for financial reasons are advised to have a conversation with the Office of Financial Aid before remitting the $500 enrollment deposit to save their place in the class for a future term.
• Transfer students admitted to Parsons School of Design should first check with an admission counselor to determine whether a one-semester deferral will affect the time they need to complete their degree.
• Deferral to spring entry is not available for Parsons Paris.
• Applicants approved for deferral will receive the same institutional awards that were offered upon admission.

Deferral Terms

• Students who do not adhere to the terms of the deferral must submit new application materials, including an application and supporting documents, and forfeit the enrollment deposit.
• After approval, students will be prompted to confirm their intent to enroll. Students who do not confirm their intent to enroll by the deadline stated in the offer of admission may forfeit their seat.

The New School reserves the right to withdraw an offer of admission up to the start of a student’s first term at the university. This may happen if an admitted, deposited, or enrolled student presents academic credentials with grades or coursework markedly different from those in the transcript or other supporting documents on which the original offer was based, or if a student engages in behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity, academic integrity, or moral character.