<p>I applied to Stern, and if I get in, will probably major in finance or something similar. I was wondering if I can minor in something artsy at Tisch, like photography or something?</p>
<p>Or is it just better taking it at CAS?</p>
<p>im not sure you can do much of anything outside of your college - which is a major turn off if that is true. but dont take my word on it, im not completely sure.</p>
<p>i know stern kids can minor in CAS</p>
<p>not sure about tisch tho</p>
<p>I know that tisch kids can double major in CAS and minor at Sterns, but i dont know about the other way around.</p>
<p>You have to audition/interview to get into most, if not all, Tisch programs, so I would venture to say 'no.'</p>
<p>However, there is a program called "Spring at Tisch" where students from other universities, and I assume other colleges at NYU, can study at Tisch for a semester:</p>
<p>As a future Tisch student, I would personally be a little insulted if Stern students were able to major or minor at my school, and I feel the same way about the reverse.</p>
<p>i see no problem with minoring brutkowskiny, a minor only takes a few credits and its not likes you get a tisch diploma if you minor into tisch, or a stern diploma if your minor at stern.. its tisch and stern name that carries all the weight anyways</p>
<p>Not only can Stern kids do a minor at CAS, they are required to take 32 credits at CAS, I do not know how it works with Tisch though,.....just call them up, NYU is very good with answering these questions.</p>
<p>Tisch offers what is called open arts curriculum courses for non-majors. You'd be able to take those classes but not classes with Tisch majors.</p>
<p>Want to correct what I said above, in post #9.
A Stern B.S. degree consists of 128 points. Most students are required to take a MINIMUM of 18 points at CAS, or Steinhardt. Students can only minor at CAS but not at Steinhardt or Tisch. Total points at Steinhardt + Tisch cannot exceed 16 points.</p>