<p>Also received a rejection letter from CAS Econ. Would have been nice to live in NYC, but CA is still awesome. I’m surprised I didn’t get in considering my GPA, course work, volunteer work, and work experience. But as a California resident, looks like I’m UC bound. </p>
<p>Congrats to everyone who got in 
Best of luck</p>
<p>Found out my housing today! Living in University Hall!</p>
<p>I got accepted yesterday into Steindhart and I wanted to transfer to NYU for Nutrition. But the more and more I think about it, I wonder is it worth going to NYU for Nutrition. I don’t believe the job opportunities are very good for this field. And I get 0 Financial Aid from NYU and even though I wasn’t planning to live on campus or get a meal plan the yearly costs would be exuberant still, most likely $55-60,000. I’m having a major dilemma now whether I should try out nutrition at NYU (where I would have to continue onto grad school and get the RD credential as well) or should I just continue at the state school that I’m going to and continue studying business (which I really am not a fan of but am studying out of practicality rather out of interest). Because I would be changing my major, I feel like would I have to start over as a freshman? I really feel confused because at this point I assumed I had received a rejection because I hadn’t heard from NYU at all until yesterday and was finally coming to terms with myself to stick through with business. I think the biggest issue is the cost of NYU, if it was cheaper or if I received some money I would probably say yes. But paying for potentially 2+ extra years (I’m a sophomore now) for a major that might not be fruitful is a little too much. If anyone could give me their opinion on whether or not they think NYU is worth it would really help. I’ve been contemplating, but I feel like I need some objective outside opinions as well. Thanks so much!</p>
<p>@hotelhunt hey i just applied for housing yesterday. did you get your first choice assignment? also do you know if they still have private bedrooms or studios available?
i called their office, but they only said that there is housing left and they will be closed till jan 2.</p>
<p>I received my housing as well!! I will be living in Coral Towers which was my first choice! All the transfers in this tread should meet up at orientation! I don’t know anyone in NYC</p>
<p>@rachel0725 definitely! There is also a facebook group for NYU Transfers.</p>
<p>Hi guys, I’m a junior transfer and looking for a female roommate to get an apartment in the city with! email me jasmineg3@**********</p>
<p>wohoo!</p>
<p>Hey guys, I was accepted the 12th and I haven’t received any financial aid information. I was also told that we are meant to send our tuition deposit three weeks after our acceptance and thAts January 2nd …right I can’t get in touch with anyone because of the winter break , do you guys have any idea why there is such a delay in financial aid information or what I should do to resolve this problem ? Thanks guys</p>
<p>when is orientation?</p>
<p>January 25th. classes start on the 27th</p>
<p>Hello! I am interested in the transfering to the international relations program at NYU. Has anyone transferred to the college of arts and sciences or IR who could give me an idea of my chances? </p>
<p>College gpa: 3.75
Hs gpa: 3.7/4.3 weighted
Sat/act: don’t want to talk about it
Current standing: Sophmore
Applying as a: junior (or sophomore)
Transferring from: A largly unknown state school
Intended major: international relations
Extra curricular: general manager of my college’s radio station, DJ/staff at an Ivy League college radio station, roles in various theatre productions</p>
<p>Thanks!!!</p>
<p>@FlexPavillion when do we move in the dorms?
before or after orientation?</p>
<p>Hi guys
I was on the exact same situation! I applied as a transfer for the Fall 2013 and thankfully I got in! It was the best decision of my life – NYU is amazing! Best of luck to you all! If you guys have any question, I can try to answer them! </p>
<p>@mochiboo55, I guess it’s the same both spring and fall, so you move in before orientation starts!</p>
<p>@AdamantSnail, I thought I wanted to major into IR as well (and Journalism).
Once you get into NYU, you will have to take a few politics and econ classes in order to apply for the program. You also have to write an essay and have a good GPA. I heard about half of those who apply get in – it’s competitive, but not impossible.
You can also do like me, and major in Politics with a concentration in International Politics! Actually, at NYU, if you major in politics, you can take the same classes as someone in IR takes, except for the honor thesis that is required for IR people.
One tip: do take the International Politics class. It’s a little challenging, but it gives you a good idea of what to expect in this major.</p>
<p>@rachel0725, I will be living in Coral Towers next semester too! I mean, I transferred last fall, was placed in Lafayette, had the worst roommate possible, and then I’m switching into Coral this semester! :)</p>
<p>@mochiboo55 check in begins on the 24th. I got placed in Greenwich Hall, Anyone else?</p>
<p>all of you guys who were accepted filled out the CSS form?</p>
<p>@samisphere the CSS profile is only required for international students. I think fafsa is good enough</p>
<p>@bosbr100 Thanks for the tip! I am interested in Political Science as well, so I will keep that in mind</p>
<p>@bosbr100 ahh!! what floor are you on? I’m on the 7th!!</p>