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Best and worst school systems in 2023: Where does New York rank?

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Scholaroo recently ranked the best and worst school systems of 2023. (Staten Island Advance/Annalise Knudson)

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The quality of education of any state is a key indicator of economic, social and cultural success — and some states have better school systems than others.

College scholarship resource Scholaroo recently released a report that revealed the best and worst school systems of 2023, comparing all 50 states to see how they’ve fared in terms of student success, school quality and student safety.

Student success can be measured through various academic metrics, such as test scores and graduation rates, while school quality accounts for the level of resources available to school districts. Student safety includes security measures, bullying prevention programs, and other initiatives designed to ensure students feel safe at school.

According to Scholaroo, the data set considered a depth of topics across 43 key indicators, ranging from metrics that measure how much a student is enabled to succeed, to metrics that measure the school’s security.

Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 being the max.

Finally, Scholaroo determined each state’s weighted average across all metrics to calculate its overall score, and used those scores to rank-order the states.

So where does New York rank?

New York had the sixth-best public school system, according to the report.

The state received a total score of 81 — ranking fourth in school quality, 13th in student success and 23rd in student safety. New York also ranked first for the highest per-pupil spending, and ranked fifth for the highest math scores.

Here are the top 10 best public school systems in 2023, according to Scholaroo.

  1. New Jersey – 86
  2. New Hampshire – 86
  3. Vermont – 84
  4. Connecticut – 84
  5. Massachusetts – 83
  6. New York – 81
  7. Maine – 80
  8. Delaware – 79
  9. Pennsylvania – 78
  10. Virginia – 78

Here are the top 10 worst public school systems in 2023, according to Scholaroo.

  1. Arizona – 51
  2. Nevada – 54
  3. Louisiana – 55
  4. Oklahoma – 62
  5. New Mexico – 62
  6. California – 63
  7. North Carolina – 63
  8. Alabama – 63
  9. South Carolina – 64
  10. Florida – 64

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The 50 best school districts in Upstate NY, ranked for the new school year

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School districts in Upstate New York rank among some of the best in the nation, and the latest data from Niche.com shows just how high some of our region’s districts achieve.

Using key factors including test scores, college readiness, graduation rates, SAT/ACT scores, teacher quality, spending per student and more, Niche.com grades every school district in the country, and ranks the best of the best.

Below, you can find the 50 highest-scoring school districts all across Upstate New York, as well as proficiency, graduation rates, average SAT and ACT scores and other information for each district, updated for 2020. Every school below received a grade of A or better. For a full report card on each district, click the name of the district.

#50 Maine-Endwell Central School District (Endwell, Broome County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 2,432
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $17,987
  • Percent proficient in math: 56%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 58%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1230/27

#49 Shenendehowa Central School District (Clifton Park, Saratoga County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 9,759
  • Student/teacher ratio: 15:1
  • Spending per student: $15,973
  • Percent proficient in math: 71%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 67%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1260/29

#48 Haldane Central School District (Cold Spring, Putnam County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 827
  • Student/teacher ratio: 15:1
  • Spending per student: $25,368
  • Percent proficient in math: 67%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 66%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1280/30

#47 West Genesee Central School District (Camillus, Onondaga County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,584
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $16,577
  • Percent proficient in math: 59%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 50%
  • Percent graduation rate: 90%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1200/27

#46 East Greenbush Central School District (East Greenbush, Rensselaer County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,045
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $22,614
  • Percent proficient in math: 69%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 66%
  • Percent graduation rate: 91%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/28

#45 New Paltz Central School District (New Paltz, Ulster County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 2,227
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $23,291
  • Percent proficient in math: 60%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 59%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/30

#44 Grand Island Central School District (Grand Island, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 2,885
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $24,574
  • Percent proficient in math: 68%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 60%
  • Percent graduation rate: 91%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1190/27

#43 Hamburg Central School District (Hamburg, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,573
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $17,422
  • Percent proficient in math: 73%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 69%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1210/28

#42 Warwick Valley Central School District (Warwick, Orange County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,589
  • Student/teacher ratio: 14:1
  • Spending per student: $21,813
  • Percent proficient in math: 71%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 63%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1190/27

#41 Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake Central School District (Scotia, Schenectady County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,057
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $19,942
  • Percent proficient in math: 67%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 62%
  • Percent graduation rate: 96%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/29

#40 Voorheesville Central School District (Voorheesville, Albany County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,183
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $19,583
  • Percent proficient in math: 78%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 70%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1270/31

#39 Rhinebeck Central School District (Rhinebeck, Dutchess County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,066
  • Student/teacher ratio: 11:1
  • Spending per student: $27,193
  • Percent proficient in math: 65%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 63%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1260/30

#38 Clinton Central School District (Clinton, Oneida County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,260
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $18,619
  • Percent proficient in math: 66%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 64%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/29

#37 Orchard Park Central School District (West Seneca, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,730
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $17,737
  • Percent proficient in math: 65%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 62%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1220/28

#36 Guilderland Central School District (Guilderland Center, Albany County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,813
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $18,140
  • Percent proficient in math: 65%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 60%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/28

#35 Spencerport Central School District (Spencerport, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,567
  • Student/teacher ratio: 11:1
  • Spending per student: $20,244
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 62%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1190/27

#34 Ithaca City School District (Ithaca, Tompkins County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 5,314
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $21,096
  • Percent proficient in math: 62%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 56%
  • Percent graduation rate: 91%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1320/30

#33 Rush-Henrietta Central School District (Town, County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 5,319
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $21,596
  • Percent proficient in math: 64%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 57%
  • Percent graduation rate: 90%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1220/27

#32 Canandaigua City School District (Canandaigua, Ontario County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,552
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $18,083
  • Percent proficient in math: 60%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 57%
  • Percent graduation rate: 91%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/29

#31 Lancaster Central School District (Lancaster, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 5,640
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $16,240
  • Percent proficient in math: 69%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 62%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1180/26

#30 Lewiston-Porter Central School District (Youngstown, Niagara County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,998
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $18,554
  • Percent proficient in math: 67%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 68%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1230/27

#29 Carmel Central School District (Patterson, Putnam County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,161
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $28,672
  • Percent proficient in math: 59%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 52%
  • Percent graduation rate: 89%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1210/28

#28 Hilton Central School Distric (Hilton, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 4,417
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $18,961
  • Percent proficient in math: 62%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 55%
  • Percent graduation rate: 97%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1210/26

#27 Arlington Central School District (Lagrangeville, Dutchess County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 8,294
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $21,454
  • Percent proficient in math: 59%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 50%
  • Percent graduation rate: 89%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1230/29

#26 Cornwall Central School District (Cornwall on Hudson, Orange County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,197
  • Student/teacher ratio: 15:1
  • Spending per student: $21,210
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 67%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1220/28

#25 Saratoga Springs City School District (Saratoga Springs, Saratoga County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 6,334
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $17,107
  • Percent proficient in math: 73%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 64%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/29

#24 Starpoint Central School District (Lockport, Niagara County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 2,685
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $17,512
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 64%
  • Percent graduation rate: 96%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1190/26

#23 Vestal Central School District (Vestal, Broome County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 3,329
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $19,244
  • Percent proficient in math: 66%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 62%
  • Percent graduation rate: 89%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1270/30

#22 Webster Central School District (Webster, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 8,402
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $18,150
  • Percent proficient in math: 69%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 58%
  • Percent graduation rate: 94%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1230/28

#21 Skaneateles Central School District (Skaneateles, Onondaga County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,361
  • Student/teacher ratio: 11:1
  • Spending per student: $19,743
  • Percent proficient in math: 73%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 69%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/30

#20 Monroe-Woodbury Central School District (Central Valley, Orange County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 6,877
  • Student/teacher ratio: 14:1
  • Spending per student: $23,018
  • Percent proficient in math: 66%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 58%
  • Percent graduation rate: 94%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1200/27

#19 Amherst Central School District (Amherst, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 2,883
  • Student/teacher ratio: 11:1
  • Spending per student: $20,051
  • Percent proficient in math: 69%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 63%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1230/28

#18 Lansing Central School District (Lansing, Tompkins County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,176
  • Student/teacher ratio: 10:1
  • Spending per student: $22,726
  • Percent proficient in math: 62%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 56%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1300/29

#17 East Aurora Union Free School District (East Aurora, Erie County)

Overall grade: A

  • Students: 1,803
  • Student/teacher ratio: 15:1
  • Spending per student: $18,200
  • Percent proficient in math: 67%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 65%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/28

#16 Victor Central School District (Victor, Ontario County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,395
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $13,808
  • Percent proficient in math: 69%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 55%
  • Percent graduation rate: 96%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1240/28

#15 Fairport Central School District (Fairpot, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 5,967
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $19,254
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 60%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1260/29

#14 New Hartford Central School District (New Hartford, Oneida County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 2,530
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $17,753
  • Percent proficient in math: 68%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 66%
  • Percent graduation rate: 98%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/28

#13 Clarence Central School District (Clarence, Erie County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,453
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $15,676
  • Percent proficient in math: 76%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 68%
  • Percent graduation rate: 94%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1250/29

#12 Honeoye Falls-Lima Central School District (Honeoye Falls, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 2,190
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $20,057
  • Percent proficient in math: 71%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 63%
  • Percent graduation rate: 97%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1270/29

#11 West Irondequoit Central School District (Rochester, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 3,554
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $17,310
  • Percent proficient in math: 71%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 68%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1210/28

#10 North Colonie Central School District (Latham, Albany County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 5,491
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $18,817
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 64%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1270/30

#9 Spackenkill Union Free School District (Poughkeepsie, Dutchess County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 1,426
  • Student/teacher ratio: 10:1
  • Spending per student: $28,912
  • Percent proficient in math: 63%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 61%
  • Percent graduation rate: 95%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1270/30

#8 Bethlehem Central School District (Delmar, Albany County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,566
  • Student/teacher ratio: 14:1
  • Spending per student: $21,064
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 69%
  • Percent graduation rate: 94%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1280/30

#7 Penfield Central School District (Rochester, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,530
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $20,052
  • Percent proficient in math: 77%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 71%
  • Percent graduation rate: 98%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1290/29

#6 Niskayuna Central School District (Schenectady, Schenectady County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,193
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $16,952
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 64%
  • Percent graduation rate: 94%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1290/30

#5 Jamesville-Dewitt Central School District (Dewitt, Onondaga County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 2,897
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $17,171
  • Percent proficient in math: 76%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 66%
  • Percent graduation rate: 92%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1280/30

#4 Williamsville Central School District (East Amherst, Erie County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 9,903
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $16,362
  • Percent proficient in math: 76%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 67%
  • Percent graduation rate: 93%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1260/29

#3 Pittsford Central School District (Pittsford, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 5,641
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $21,082
  • Percent proficient in math: 82%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 78%
  • Percent graduation rate: 98%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1300/30

#2 Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District (Manlius, Onondaga County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 4,220
  • Student/teacher ratio: 13:1
  • Spending per student: $19,686
  • Percent proficient in math: 81%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 67%
  • Percent graduation rate: 97%
  • Average SAT/ACT: 1280/30

#1 Brighton Central School District (Brighton, Monroe County)

Overall grade: A+

  • Students: 3,568
  • Student/teacher ratio: 12:1
  • Spending per student: $19,375
  • Percent proficient in math: 70%
  • Percent proficient in reading: 71%
  • Percent graduation rate: 98%
  • Average SAT: 1280/30
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How to get into New York University

New York University (NYU) is one of the top ten universities in the United States and is ranked 42nd in the world by the QS World University Rankings 2022. It is America’s largest private research university. The largest number of foreign students in the country study here: approximately 4,000 people from all over the world. More than 50,000 applicants apply here every year. However, only 15% succeed.

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About the university

New York University was founded in 1831. It was distinguished from other universities by its democratic position. The founders, including former US Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin, decided to make education available to people of all classes, especially the working class, and all religious beliefs.

From the first years, the university taught not only academic, but also new courses for its time: economic policy, modern languages, and others. The principle of “providing relevant knowledge” is valid at New York University today.

Graduates and teachers of the university are Nobel and Pulitzer Prize winners, Oscar and Emmy winners, members of the US National Academy of Sciences. Among them are Angelina Jolie, Woody Allen, Martin Scorsese, Milton Byron Babbitt, Julius Axelrod and others.

University life

Campuses

The main campus of the university is located in one of the oldest quarters of New York, Greenwich Village in Manhattan. The campus consists of “international houses”: German, Italian, French houses, etc. The university also includes the campus of the Polytechnic University in the Metrotek technopark in Brooklyn, the First Avenue Medical Campus, and new campuses in Washington Square.

Over the past 10 years, New York University has opened campuses outside the United States – in Abu Dhabi and Shanghai.


New York University has 13 offices in Europe and Asia

Activities

More than 350 clubs, scientific associations and sports clubs work for students. The university publishes several printed publications: the Washington Square News newspaper, The Plague humorous magazine, and literary magazines. About 100 books are published per year at the university. There is a student radio with online broadcasts, several student theaters, numerous sports grounds.

The university is famous for the Elmer Holmes Bobst Library, one of the largest scientific libraries in the United States. The library has a capacity of 2,000 places, and more than 6,000 students visit it daily. Here is one of the largest audio and video archives in the world.

What to study at New York University

New York University is ranked 9th in the ranking of the best universities in the United States (QS World University Rankings 2021). The university includes 9 schools and colleges that offer education in 230 areas. Most popular destinations:

  • business,
  • management,
  • social sciences,
  • culture and visual arts,
  • healthcare,
  • IT.

One of the oldest and most popular colleges at New York University is the College of Arts & Science. In 2020, three areas of the college took the leading places in the QS World University ranking: 1st place – philosophy, 10th – mathematics, 15th – English.

Another famous NYU college is the Tisch School of the Arts. Its graduates are Oscar and Emmy award winners, trendsetters of modern cinema. The school graduates artists, art critics, cinematographers, dancers, lighting and theater design.

How to apply for a bachelor’s degree

Admission conditions may vary depending on the chosen direction. The general requirements are as follows:

1. Online application

Application includes:

  • General school report. It is compiled by a school consultant (if not, you can ask the director to do this). A letter of recommendation is attached to the report.
  • Contacts of one or two school teachers.
  • Registration fee $ 80. If a student is unable to make a contribution, he fills out a document on exemption from payment.

2. International English Examination

You must pass one of the tests: IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo English Test, PTE, Cambridge English Scale or iTEP. Exception: if you have completed at least 3 years of study where English was the main language.

The university does not set minimum requirements for exam scores. However, in order to compete with other applicants, you must have:

  • TOEFL – 100 and above;
  • IELTS – 7. 5 and above;
  • Duolingo English Test – 125 and above;
  • PTE – 70 and above;
  • Cambridge English Scale – 191 and above;
  • iTEP – 4.5 and higher.

3. Report card and semi-annual report

4. Interview with the admission committee and portfolio (for some areas)

5. Reports of all scientific papers

6. Additional materials

Attach additional materials to the application to help strengthen it. For example, links to your creative work, research abstracts, and so on.

The deadlines for submitting documents must be clarified on the website, in the section of a particular educational institution.

The university guarantees applicants accommodation on campus for all four years of undergraduate study.

Master and MBA

Graduates with a bachelor’s degree can continue their education in a master’s program and receive a degree.

Examples of Master’s Degrees:

  • business, finance and management;
  • communication, journalism and media;
  • health professions;
  • science;
  • engineering, mathematics and technology.

NYU’s business programs are ranked #5 nationally by the U.S. news.


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How to apply for a master’s program

Admission conditions may vary depending on the direction. Here are the general requirements:

1. Bachelor’s degree

2. English exam

3. Entrance examination.

The university accepts GRE, GMAT, LSAT or MCAT results.

4. Interview.

Tell us about your achievements and personal, educational, professional goals.

5. Portfolio or resume.

6. Essay

Tell us about yourself, your goals, and how studying at university will help you realize them.

Tuition fees

According to official information, the average cost of undergraduate education at New York University for two semesters is from $90,081 to $80,878,.

Of them:

  • $56,500 tuition fee;
  • $ 19,682 – accommodation in a double room and meals;
  • $4,696 – transportation, teaching materials, etc.

When submitting documents, any student can immediately apply for a grant.


Official statistics on scholarships and grants from the New York University website

How to prepare for admission

New York University carefully selects students: according to university statistics, only 15% of applicants entered in 2020.

To increase your chances of admission, we recommend two options.

Option 1 Tutor preparation

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Our experts will ensure you have the best chance of getting into a top 50 US university. We will help you to prepare and collect documents, we will monitor compliance with deadlines.

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Option 2. Join the transfer program

This option is suitable for those who do not meet the entry requirements. The American Collegiate transfer program will help with this. It takes place on the basis of the University of California, Los Angeles or American University.

American Collegiate is a first-year undergraduate program for international students. It lasts 9 months. After graduation, you can apply to Princeton University immediately for the second year, where the competition is already lower.

In addition to the standard first year program, the training includes additional academic support, personal career advice, cultural and social
adaptation, classes with experts on admission to the university.

It is much easier to enter the transfer program – the entrance requirements are much lower than those of other universities:

  • IELTS 6.0
  • GPA 2.5

The cost of the program – from $ 39600 per year.

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How we can help

IQ Consultancy specialists have been helping to enter foreign schools and universities since 2001. During this time, more than 9,000 of our students have gone to study in the US, Canada, Australia, the UK and Europe.

We evaluate your current level, analyze your abilities and wishes, help you decide on your future profession, select a university and program, prepare for all entrance tests, draw up documents and a visa.

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If you want to study at a prestigious US university, come to us for a consultation – we will tell you the main thing, answer all questions and plan further steps.

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Columbia University in New York (Columbia University) – tuition fee per year, departments

#3 National Universities

Columbia University is one of the most prestigious and authoritative universities in the USA, founded in 1754 (the fifth oldest institution of higher education in the USA) with the support of King George II of Great Britain. It has 33,000 students, most of them undergraduate and graduate students.

The main campus of Columbia University is located in Manhattan on the territory of 6 blocks of New York, many of the university’s buildings are listed on the US National Register of Historic Places. Columbia owns 25 libraries.

The university is an Ivy League member and one of the founding universities of the prestigious Association of American Universities. Columbia University is a doctoral university with a very high scientific activity. Within the walls of Columbia University, many scientific and technical discoveries were made, including the fission of uranium and the working prototype of the laser. Past and current faculty at the university include 30 MacArthur Award winners, 43 National Academy of Sciences award winners, 143 American Academy of Arts and Sciences award winners, and other prestigious awards. The Pulitzer Prize is awarded by the university’s journalism department.

Alumni include five US Founding Fathers, three US Presidents (Barack Obama, Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Theodore Roosevelt), over 100 Pulitzer Prize winners and over 40 Oscar winners. 84 Nobel laureates have studied or taught at Columbia.

Why go to Columbia University?

  • a unique chance to get a diploma from one of the most famous universities in the world;
  • the university has dozens of student organizations, it even has its own radio station, two newspapers, a magazine and a television studio;
  • 95% of graduates find a job within six months after graduation, the university ranks 21st in the world ranking of alumni employability (according to QS – Quacquarelli Symonds).

Strong areas:

  • journalism and media communications
  • Humanities and social sciences (global studies, history, philosophy, sociology, psychology, political science and economics)
  • cinema, theater and dance
  • engineering and computer science
  • architecture
  • physics and mathematics

Specialty training

  • Economy

  • Finance and accounting

  • Business and management

  • Engineering

  • Jurisprudence (law)

  • Art and design

  • Media and communications

  • IT, Computer Science

  • International relations and politics

  • Natural and exact sciences

  • Humanities

  • Biology and biomedicine

  • Social sciences

Forms of study and cost of education at Columbia University

Undergraduate

Cost from

61671 $

Age from

17 years

90 004 Entry requirements

High school diploma

Grade transcripts

SAT 1450 – 1570 | ACT 33 – 35

AP | IB

2 essays

2-3 recommendations

IELTS 7 | TOEFL 100

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Master’s degree

Cost from

56880 $

Age from

17 years

Entry requirements

Bachelor’s degree

Grade statements

Motivation letter

3 references

Resume

GRE | GMAT

Example of written work, interview, portfolio – depending on the program

IELTS 7-7.