<p>anyone know the exact costs of tuition for the fall 2010 semester?</p>
<p>and does anyone know if the office of admissions has an email address where i can contact them?</p>
<p>They are school specific. They are all listed on the website. For CAS it is $40,100. Stern is $40900 off of my memory. Those numbers include fees already.</p>
<p>preemed,
I was just trying to figure that out today to determine if the tuition stabilization plan is worth the additional $1000 per semester. Supposedly there is a link to the NYU Bursar’s office for 2010-2011 tuition and fees, but it does not work. I finally called the Bursar’s directly and was told they do not know what the tuition and fees are for 2010-2011 yet. And this is expected to be made public when the tuition bills go out in July.</p>
<p>Working backwards a little for CAS, I found out tuition and fees for:</p>
<p>2008-2009 was $18,686 (17,615 for tuition and 1071 for registration fees) per semester.</p>
<p>2009-2010 was $19,382.50 (18,293 for tuition and 1089.50 for registration fees) per semester.</p>
<p>So estimating here that 2010-2011 tuition and registration fees will be a little over $20,000 per semester (looks like it should be over $700 increase from 2009-2010). Total “a little” over $40,000 for the academic year for tuition and registration fees (this does not include housing, meals and other costs).</p>
<p>However, final figures will have to be determined when the Bursar’s Office comes out with official #s (in July?).</p>
<p>Oops, looks like a current student might have gotten this information?</p>
<p>Is the medical insurance included? If I have the insurance from my family would it reduce my fees?</p>
<p>No, medical insurance is not included in the tuition and registration fees quoted above. My son is in a similar situation. He is covered under my plan until age 24 (age 29 if he resides in NYS). I was told sonny would just have to produce proof of insurance coverage and the school insurance amount in the bill can be cancelled out.</p>
<p>How much does insurance cost? Is it included in the estimate COA given by the financial aid office?</p>
<p>Basic health insurance was cited as $1261 for basic and $1963 for comprehensive (2009-2010 annual insurance fee).</p>
<p>Thanks. Do you know if the $1261 or $1963 is built into the estimated cost of attendance given by the FA office on that sheet in the acceptance packet? I’d be really happy if I could trim that ridiculously high cost somewhat more. :D</p>
<p>I don’t believe it is included.</p>
<p>I got to tell you, I am not an idiot, but NYU is making it very hard to figure out a “bottom line” cost. I wish they had a concise matrix showing the costs of tuition, housing, fees, etc. I am trying to compare costs to Cornell and it is hard!!!</p>
<p>mamma6,</p>
<p>I have to agree with you. It took me several searches and a futile call with the Bursar’s to try to get figures for current calculations. Note that I had to quote mostly 2009-2010 #s. You would think that all 2010-2011 costs (tuition, registration, service, meal plans, housing, health insurance plans, books, etc.) could be published already with whatever inflation-indexed #s they are using. Most of the #s are likely to be moved up by around 6% for inflation purposes. That is how I am estimating it myself. </p>
<p>But why not exact #s for the known costs, tuition, registration, service, health insurance? I’ll like #s to figure out if the tuition stabilization plan is worth it. Anyone with experience utilizing this plan? It appears it may not pay off until the 4th year, since $1000 fee per semester is tagged on.
The savings might be $1,000 to a little over $2,000, according to my best estimates.</p>
<p>I just checked my e-mail file from last year and found an e-mail dated May 6, 2009 from NYU President John Sexton announcing the tuition and fee increases for the 2009-2010 academic year. Unfortunately, you can likely expect a similar announcement in early May. If memory serves, there has been a tuition increase in the 3-4% range each year my daughter has been enrolled.</p>
<p>CASMom,</p>
<p>Is it 2-3% or closer to 6% for the ACADEMIC YEAR tuition and registration/ service fees increase? It makes a difference for me to calculate the Tuition Stabilization Plan. If it is the former, there may not be much advantage to paying the extra $1000 a semester to keep the 2010-2011 tuition fees fixed for the 4 years.</p>
<p>evolving: After checking my records, the increase came to 5.89% from the 2007/2008 academic year to 2008/2009, and 3.7% from the 2008/2009 academic year to 2009/2010. I believe the tuition went up 3-4 % from the time she applied (November, 2006) to the time she matriculated (August, 2007) as well, but I don’t have the tuition, registration and services fee, and CAS academic support fee amounts for the 2006/2007 academic year to verify the exact amount.</p>
<p>I believe we got a letter from Sexton last year that the tuition and fees were only going to go up 1.5% for the academic year 2009/2010 because of the economy. I don’t know what the projections are for next year.</p>
<p>If your child was enrolled at NYU last year you can check the “account summary” function in the bursar link available through NYU Home/Albert to get a fee and payment history. Our CAS tuition and fees total went from $37,422 in 2008/2009 to $38,815 in 2009/2010. That’s an increase of $1393, or 3.7% (unless I’m even worse at math than I thought). Also, the totals I’m citing do not include the student insurance.</p>
<p>You are correct. i found the letter from Sexton. No I’m the one bad at math. the increase was 3.85%</p>
<p>[The</a> 2009-2010 Academic Year Budget](<a href=“http://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president/redirect/speeches-statements/the-2009-2010-academic-year-budget.html]The”>http://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president/redirect/speeches-statements/the-2009-2010-academic-year-budget.html)</p>
<p>OK, Back to OP’s original question about the exact tuition and fees for 2010-2011. I just received a letter from the FA Office indicating the NYU Board of Trustees will establish 2010-2011 tuition and fees at an early June meeting. ESTIMATED AMOUNTS for tuition and fees for new undergraduates (different by school) can be found at:</p>
<p>[Financial</a> Aid at NYU](<a href=“Applying and Planning for Undergraduate Aid”>Applying and Planning for Undergraduate Aid)</p>
<p>Oops, the link I typed in (copied from FA Office letter) just goes to the general FA office website. You still have to look around for the estimated tuition and fees. I wonder if they are referring to the sections on tuition and fees for Fall 2009-Spring 2010? Oh, well, hopefully, exact #s will be out sometime in June.</p>