Tuition for 6-week Summer Sessions:
- $4,948 per 4-credit course
- $2474 per 2-credit course
Program Administrative Fee: $250
Books and Course materials Flat Fee*: $250
*All books and materials will be made available upon the start of the course. The flat fee is adjusted after the first week of classes to reflect your actual book charges and any amount paid above the actual book charges will be refunded.
Students are responsible for round trip airfare, meals, and personal expenses. Immigration costs vary depending on student citizenship.
For information about billing, payments, and refunds please visit the Bursar's website.
Housing
University housing is available in Summer 2024. Summer housing is optional and students who are admitted to Summer Sessions will need to apply separately for housing. Students can purchase housing on a weekly basis. The housing application and application instructions will be sent by email after admission in late April.
Housing for Week 1 is not guaranteed if you apply after May 10, 2024. See here for housing photos and neighborhood information.
6-week housing rates for the 2024 Summer Sessions:
| Room Type | RMB | USD (estimated) |
| Triple Studio | ¥6,048 | $868 |
| Double Studio | ¥8,148 | $1,168 |
| Double In Suite | ¥9,702 | $1,392 |
| Single In Suite | ¥11,298 | $1,621 |
| Premium Single | ¥15,078 | $2,164 |
Financial Aid for Summer Session(s)
US citizens/eligible non-citizens (NYU New York and NYU Shanghai Students): Federal financial aid (i.e. federal Direct student/parent loan) is available during the summer session(s) for students enrolled in a minimum of 6 credits, who also have a valid FAFSA on file, and are otherwise eligible.
NYU New York Students: Please visit the financial aid website for additional information regarding financial aid options for summer session(s).
All Other Students (includes Visiting Students): Visiting students or current NYU students who are not eligible for federal financial aid will be able to seek out alternative loans. Students seeking alternative loans are encouraged to relay to their potential lender the number of credits they are taking and the type of student they are (i.e. in a degree or non-degree program at NYU) as lenders have different eligibility criteria.
NYU cannot recommend or endorse any particular private lender. Students are encouraged to research their options carefully. Please visit the financial aid website for more information about private (non-federal) alternative loans.
PLEASE NOTE: Students who decrease or cancel summer session enrollment or who do not attend will have their summer award adjusted or canceled accordingly. This adjustment in financial aid may result in a balance on your bursar bill. Changes in enrollment affect the cost of attendance and the amount of aid that you are eligible to receive. Your financial aid cannot exceed your estimated cost of attendance.