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New York Institute of Technology

Old Westbury, New York · IPEDS 194091

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IPEDS UNITID
194091
OPE ID
00278200
City, state
Old Westbury, NY
Sector
private nonprofit 4-year or above
Website
www.nyit.edu/
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Undergraduate Students
Website
Graduate Students
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Confidence
27.8% from the census of this database (sha256 matches); target 90%
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Programs 96

ProgramAwardCIPCreditsEditionSource
Architectural TechnologyB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Architectural TechnologyB.S.04.09022025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
BioengineeringM.S.14.0501302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
BioengineeringB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
BioengineeringB.S.14.05012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
BioengineeringM.S.14.0501302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Business AdministrationB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Business AdministrationB.S.52.02012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Clinical NutritionM.S.09.04992025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Clinical NutritionM.S.30.19012025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Computer ScienceM.S.27.05032025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Computer ScienceB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Computer ScienceB.S.11.01012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Computer ScienceM.S.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Construction EngineeringB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Construction EngineeringB.S.14.33012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
CounselingM.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
CounselingM.S.13.11012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Curriculum Requirements for Technical WritingCertificate13.1339182025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Curriculum Requirements for Technical WritingCertificate182025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
CybersecurityM.S.27.05032025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
CybersecurityM.S.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Data ScienceM.S.30.7102302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Data ScienceM.S.302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Digital Product DesignM.S.30.5202302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Digital Product DesignM.S.11.0801302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer EngineeringM.S.27.05032025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer EngineeringB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer EngineeringB.S.14.10012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer EngineeringM.S.14.10012025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer Engineering TechnologyB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Electrical and Computer Engineering TechnologyB.S.14.10012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Energy ManagementM.S.27.01992025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Energy ManagementM.S.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Engineering ManagementB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Engineering ManagementB.S.15.15012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Esports Management and EntrepreneurshipCertificate52.0799122025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Esports Management and EntrepreneurshipCertificate122025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Essentials, AdvancedCertificate51.32022025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Essentials, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud InvestigationB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud InvestigationB.S.52.03012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
General EngineeringB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
General EngineeringB.S.15.00002025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Graphic DesignMinor04.0299152025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Graphic DesignMinor152025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Health and WellnessB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Health and WellnessB.S.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Health and Wellness, B.S.B.S.31.05072026catalog.nyit.edu
Health and Wellness, B.S.B.S.0140catalog.nyit.edu
Health SciencesB.S.61.26102025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Health SciencesB.S.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Ian WhiteEd.D.23.13032025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Ian WhiteEd.D.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Information TechnologyB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Information TechnologyB.S.11.01032025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Interior DesignB.F.A.04.04022025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Interior DesignB.F.A.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Maria DinannoM.A.30.99992025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Maria DinannoM.A.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Architecture, Computational TechnologiesMaster of Science51.1499302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Architecture, Computational TechnologiesMaster of Science302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Architecture, Urban DesignMaster of Science04.04032026catalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Architecture, Urban DesignMaster of Science302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Clinical NutritionMaster of Science61.26102025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Clinical NutritionMaster of Science30.19012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Health and DesignMaster of Science04.0403302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Health and DesignMaster of Science51.9999302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Mental Health CounselingMaster of Science51.2317602025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in Mental Health CounselingMaster of Science51.9999602025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in School CounselingMaster of Science40.0510152025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Master of Science in School CounselingMaster of Science13.11012025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Mechanical EngineeringM.S.14.07022025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Mechanical EngineeringB.S.13.04062025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Mechanical EngineeringB.S.14.19012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Mechanical EngineeringM.S.14.19012025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
NursingB.S.61.26102025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
NursingB.S.51.38012025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Nutrition for Healthcare Providers, AdvancedCertificate13.12032025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Nutrition for Healthcare Providers, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Occupational Health and SafetyM.S.27.01992025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Occupational Health and SafetyM.S.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Occupational TherapyM.S.60.09122025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Occupational TherapyM.S.51.23062025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Physician Assistant StudiesM.S.51.32022025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Physician Assistant StudiesM.S.51.09122025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Primer, AdvancedCertificate52.02162025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Primer, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
School CounselingM.S.13.1212302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
School CounselingM.S.13.1101302025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Technical WritingCertificate51.11102025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Technical WritingCertificate2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
UX/UI Design and DevelopmentM.A.23.13032025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
UX/UI Design and DevelopmentM.A.11.08012025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
ViewMinor13.1303182025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
ViewMinor182025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu

Checklists 96

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Architectural TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate4 groups · 8 items
Architectural TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate4 groups · 8 items
BioengineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate53 groups · 44 items
BioengineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate53 groups · 44 items
BioengineeringM.S.2025-graduate4 groups · 17 items
BioengineeringM.S.2025-graduate4 groups · 17 items
Business AdministrationB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
Business AdministrationB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
Clinical NutritionM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 1 items
Clinical NutritionM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 1 items
Computer ScienceM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 10 items
Computer ScienceB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Computer ScienceM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 10 items
Computer ScienceB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Construction EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Construction EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
CounselingM.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
CounselingM.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
Curriculum Requirements for Technical WritingCertificate2025-undergraduate6 groups · 11 items
Curriculum Requirements for Technical WritingCertificate2025-undergraduate6 groups · 11 items
CybersecurityM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 10 items
CybersecurityM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 10 items
Data ScienceM.S.2025-graduate3 groups · 8 items
Data ScienceM.S.2025-graduate3 groups · 8 items
Digital Product DesignM.S.2025-graduate6 groups · 10 items
Digital Product DesignM.S.2025-graduate6 groups · 10 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 12 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Electrical and Computer EngineeringM.S.2025-graduate2 groups · 12 items
Electrical and Computer Engineering TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Electrical and Computer Engineering TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Energy ManagementM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 3 items
Energy ManagementM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 3 items
Engineering ManagementB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Engineering ManagementB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Esports Management and EntrepreneurshipCertificate2025-undergraduate5 groups · 7 items
Esports Management and EntrepreneurshipCertificate2025-undergraduate5 groups · 7 items
Essentials, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 4 items
Essentials, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 4 items
Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud InvestigationB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
Forensic Accounting and Financial Fraud InvestigationB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 4 items
General EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
General EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Graphic DesignMinor2025-undergraduate2 groups · 14 items
Graphic DesignMinor2025-undergraduate2 groups · 14 items
Health and WellnessB.S.2025-undergraduate36 groups · 41 items
Health and WellnessB.S.2025-undergraduate36 groups · 41 items
Health and Wellness, B.S.B.S.20262 groups · 8 items
Health and Wellness, B.S.B.S.01402 groups · 8 items
Health SciencesB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Health SciencesB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Ian WhiteEd.D.2025-undergraduate1 groups · 9 items
Ian WhiteEd.D.2025-undergraduate1 groups · 9 items
Information TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Information TechnologyB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 6 items
Interior DesignB.F.A.2025-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
Interior DesignB.F.A.2025-undergraduate1 groups · 1 items
Maria DinannoM.A.2025-graduate2 groups · 16 items
Maria DinannoM.A.2025-graduate2 groups · 16 items
Master of Science in Architecture, Computational TechnologiesMaster of Science2025-graduate6 groups · 8 items
Master of Science in Architecture, Computational TechnologiesMaster of Science2025-graduate6 groups · 8 items
Master of Science in Architecture, Urban DesignMaster of Science2025-graduate4 groups · 11 items
Master of Science in Architecture, Urban DesignMaster of Science20261 groups · 16 items
Master of Science in Clinical NutritionMaster of Science2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Master of Science in Clinical NutritionMaster of Science2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Master of Science in Health and DesignMaster of Science2025-graduate2 groups · 8 items
Master of Science in Health and DesignMaster of Science2025-graduate2 groups · 8 items
Master of Science in Mental Health CounselingMaster of Science2025-graduate26 groups · 31 items
Master of Science in Mental Health CounselingMaster of Science2025-graduate26 groups · 31 items
Master of Science in School CounselingMaster of Science2025-graduate32 groups · 67 items
Master of Science in School CounselingMaster of Science2025-undergraduate1 groups · 10 items
Mechanical EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Mechanical EngineeringM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 5 items
Mechanical EngineeringB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Mechanical EngineeringM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 5 items
NursingB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
NursingB.S.2025-undergraduate2 groups · 5 items
Nutrition for Healthcare Providers, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 1 items
Nutrition for Healthcare Providers, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 1 items
Occupational Health and SafetyM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 3 items
Occupational Health and SafetyM.S.2025-graduate1 groups · 3 items
Occupational TherapyM.S.2025-graduate8 groups · 36 items
Occupational TherapyM.S.2025-graduate8 groups · 36 items
Physician Assistant StudiesM.S.2025-graduate5 groups · 41 items
Physician Assistant StudiesM.S.2025-graduate5 groups · 41 items
Primer, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 6 items
Primer, AdvancedCertificate2025-graduate1 groups · 6 items
School CounselingM.S.2025-graduate11 groups · 21 items
School CounselingM.S.2025-graduate11 groups · 21 items
Technical WritingCertificate2025-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
Technical WritingCertificate2025-undergraduate1 groups · 3 items
UX/UI Design and DevelopmentM.A.2025-graduate1 groups · 9 items
UX/UI Design and DevelopmentM.A.2025-graduate1 groups · 9 items
ViewMinor2025-undergraduate2 groups · 7 items
ViewMinor2025-undergraduate2 groups · 7 items

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Policies 93

TitleSectionTextEditionSource
credit_by_examAP scores of 5 are required to receive credit for biology, chemistry, mathematics, psychology, and statistics courses in the combined Physician Assistant Studies program.2026catalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditPlease note that individual departments reserve the right to ask for additional official transcripts for prerequisites or transfer credit.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditAlso Note: All students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received. Equivalent Baccalaureate Degrees (Bridge Program) Applications from international students who have completed only a three-year postsecondary program that is equivalent to three years of undergraduate study in the United States, or a four-year program that is not equivalent to an American bachelor's degree, will be considered for admission with the following additional provisions: Each student must complete the assigned additional undergraduate/graduate credits with a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0. Transfer Students Graduate credits taken at other accredited institutions and completed with a grade of B or better, or earned by way of the New York Tech's approved prior learning options, may be credited toward the graduate degree, provided those graduate credits have not been applied toward another degree and the course content is deemed by the program director to be appropriate to the major being pursued and the equivalent of that offered at New York Tech. Transfer credit is awarded to matriculated students who are seeking to complete a degree at New York Tech.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditGenerally, up to nine credits may be transferred to graduate degree programs, depending on your major, under proper conditions. Some specialized programs may offer more or less transfer credit. All requests for transfer credit must be made within the first semester of enrollment. Students are encouraged to initiate requests for transfer credit at the time of application for admission to a graduate degree program. Any possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the official course-by-course evaluation. Prior Learning Evaluation New York Tech evaluates graduate-level knowledge and skills an individual has gained outside of the classroom for graduate degree credit. This evaluation is called credit for prior learning (CPL), but it may also be referred to as prior learning assessment or experiential learning. Students who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThe annual and aggregate limits for graduate-level loans are not contingent upon the number of transfer credits accepted by New York Institute of Technology. Go To Entry Combined Degree Programs – Federal Aid Eligibility Students enrolled in a combined undergraduate/graduate program are considered undergraduate for the first 90 credits for the purposes of awarding federal student aid.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditA student's entire academic history will be considered when determining SAP status, including all transfer credits on a New York Institute of Technology transcript. Accepted transfer credits are also included in this calculation, both as attempted and earned credits.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThe annual and aggregate limits for graduate-level loans are not contingent upon the number of transfer credits accepted by New York Institute of Technology. All graduate-level students have the same annual and aggregate limits, despite the number of transfer credits accepted. Please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions regarding other transfer credit requirements.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credit Transfer credit from other accredited colleges and universities is accepted up to a maximum of six graduate semester hours.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditCopy of college diploma or proof of degree Official GRE scores, if required (GRE Code: 2561) International student requirements: English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE), I-20, and transcript evaluation Transfer Credits2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credit Transfer credit from other accredited colleges and universities is accepted up to a maximum of six graduate semester hours if the courses to be transferred are relevant to the Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, the grades earned for the courses are B or better, an official transcript has been submitted, and the courses have not been previously applied toward a degree.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Students who have an M.S. degree in a relevant field can transfer a maximum of 18 credits (with at least B+) with the approval of their advisor and the program director.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIn addition, such students may be required to take one or more parts of the GRE and meet individual departmental requirements. Copy of college diploma or proof of degree Official GRE scores, if required (GRE Code: 2561) International student requirements: English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE), I-20, and transcript evaluation Transfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditCopy of college diploma or proof of degree Official GRE scores, if required (GRE Code: 2561) International student requirements: English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE), I-20, and transcript evaluation Transfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIn addition, such students may be required to take one or more parts of the GRE and meet individual departmental requirements. All final, official transcripts must be received prior to the start of your first semester Copy of college diploma or proof of degree Official GRE scores, if required (GRE Code: 2561) International student requirements: English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE), I-20, and transcript evaluation Transfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditMENG 221 Strength of Materials (3 credits) MENG 212 Engineering Mechanics II (Dynamics) (3 credits) MENG 240 Thermodynamics (3 credits) MENG 310 Introduction to Material Science (3 credits) At least two courses from the group: MENG 340 Fluid Mechanics, MENG 370 Machine Design, MENG 324 Vibrations and System, MENG 349 Heat Transfer Note: Credits earned for the courses above will not be counted toward the 30 credits required for the degree. Copy of college diploma or proof of degree Official GRE scores, if required (GRE Code: 2561) International student requirements: English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS/PTE), I-20, and transcript evaluation Transfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIf you have earned graduate credits at another college and would like to request transfer credits (a maximum of nine credits, taken no more than five years prior) please complete the Graduate Credit Transfer Form. Proof of degree: Official copy of college diploma or other proof of degree (Please note: proof of degree is required before commencement of coursework, but not before submission of portfolio) International student requirements: English proficiency, I-20, and transcript evaluation Document Submission Form ADDITIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS/PORTFOLIO OF CREATIVE WORK 1. The following courses are strongly recommended prior to applying to Track I: One (1) college level advanced mathematics course (calculus is preferred) One (1) physics course or equivalent subject Art history-theory and/or architecture-related courses 2. A portfolio of creative work is required with your application to the M.Arch.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIf you have received graduate credits at another college, and would like to request transfer credits (a maximum of nine credits, taken no more than five years prior) please complete the Graduate Credit Transfer Form.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits for relevant graduate courses taken at other accredited institutions may be accepted for transfer based on review and evaluation consistent with New York Institute of Technology standards. Transfer credit is limited to six credits of graduate work and may not have been used for another degree. Courses for transfer credit must have been completed with a B or better.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits for relevant graduate courses taken at other accredited institutions may be accepted for transfer based on review and evaluation consistent with New York Tech standards. Transfer credit is limited to six credits of graduate work and may not have been used for another degree. Courses for transfer credit must have been completed with a B or better.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
prior_learningNote: The Occupational Therapy program does not award or grant advanced standing under any circumstances.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
prior_learningprogram does not award or grant advanced standing under any circumstances.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditWaivers and Transfers This cohort-based program does not allow waivers or transfer credits.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfers A maximum of nine credit hours of graduate coursework completed elsewhere, but only from a regionally accredited institution, may be transferred into the M.B.A. A maximum of three credit hours completed elsewhere, but only from an AACSB-accredited institution, may be transferred toward concentration requirements of the M.B.A. Courses presented for transfer credit must be submitted for consideration with official transcripts from the other program, and must have been completed within five years of initial acceptance into the M.B.A.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students desiring matriculation will be evaluated on the basis of prior coursework. Transfer students are exempt from the English placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first required college composition course. Transfer students are exempt from the math placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first math course required in their major or if they are enrolled in a major that requires only "mathematics choice." Admissions Procedures First-Year Students Transfer Students International Students Reenrollment/Readmission of Former Students Requirements for a Second Bachelor's Degree How to Apply to New York Tech Application > More About Admissions > First-Year Students Applicants who are still in high school, who have not completed any college work subsequent to receiving their high school diploma or equivalent, or those who completed fewer than 24 college credits or are considered first-year students for the purposes of admissions and must complete the following admissions procedures for undergraduate students (special procedures may apply to international applicants). Students who have completed more than 24 college credits during high school as part of a dual-enrollment program are considered first-year students with advanced standing.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer Students Applicants who have completed 24 or more college credits since receiving their high school diploma or equivalent are considered transfer students for the purposes of admissions and must complete the following admissions procedures for undergraduate students (special procedures may apply to international applicants): Apply as a Transfer Student Completed Application: Complete the New York Tech Online Application or the Common Application. Transcripts: Submit final, official transcripts to the Office of Admissions from all colleges you have attended (even if you are not seeking transfer credit or your GPA falls below the minimum requirement for your intended program of study).2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditPossible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the course-by-course evaluation. The transfer of credits for first-year and transfer applicants will be considered using the following general rules: Transfer credit may be given for courses completed at an accredited college as recognized by the U.S. program) are not eligible for transfer credit. Transfer credit for major courses is granted for equivalent coursework only. Courses not included in New York Tech curricula but relevant to the ultimate educational objectives of the student, may be allowed toward an elective requirement in a specific curriculum; however, transfer credit will not be awarded in excess of degree requirements. For the combined health professions programs in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, or Physician Assistant Studies, as well as the Nursing program, scores of 4 or 5 are required for possible credit for courses identified as prerequisites. AP scores of 5 are required to receive credit for biology, chemistry, mathematics, psychology, and statistics courses in the combined Physician Assistant Studies program. For the combined health professions programs in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, or Physician Assistant Studies, as well as the Nursing program, scores of 5, 6, or 7 on higher-level exams only are required for possible credit for courses identified as prerequisites. Transfer credit is recorded as credit only and is not computed in the cumulative grade point average unless it becomes necessary in determining graduation honors. Please note: Several undergraduate majors, such as business administration, engineering, and nursing, have minimum grade requirements for transfer courses. Students transferring from an associate's degree program or two-year school are eligible for a maximum of 70 transfer credits. The maximum transfer credit for students transferring from a bachelor's program is the difference between the required 30 credits in residency at New York Tech (see Requirements for Graduation) and the total credits required for the New York Tech degree. For example, if a New York Tech degree requires 120 credits, students transferring from a bachelor's program are eligible for a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit for newly admitted students is evaluated by the Office of Admissions, following the above listed rules for the various types of credit. The transfer credit evaluation guidelines are applicable for all course delivery modes including online courses. Prior Learning Evaluation Program This special New York Tech program was designed to give undergraduate students the opportunity to earn credit for prior college-level learning relevant to their curriculum. Matriculated New York Tech students maintaining a 2.0 average are eligible to apply for credit, although transfer students must first2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
prior_learningSome majors, such as nursing or sciences, restrict the use of prior learning credit toward major requirements. Students should consult the Office of Prior Learning for details. A maximum of 60 credits toward a bachelor's degree or 30 credits toward an associate's degree can be earned through standardized proficiency examinations, New York Tech challenge examinations, and prior learning credits (non-collegiate coursework or portfolio); however, any credits earned through these methods cannot be used to fulfill New York Tech residency requirements. For more information, contact the Office of Prior Learning at 516.686.3898. A Prior Learning Evaluation Guide containing more detailed information is available online, and may be obtained from the Office of Admissions at 516.686.7914. New York Tech honors these credit recommendations for elective credit and may award prior learning credit for required courses on this basis. These students will be awarded a minimum of six prior learning credits to apply towards the Foundations of Speech Communication (FCSP 105) and Making Sense of a Data-Oriented Society (DATA 101) general education requirements, in addition to any credits evaluated by way of the JST. English Proficiency: Applicants are required to submit the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), as administered by the Educational Testing Service, the Pearson PTE Academic Exam, Duolingo English Test, SAT, ACT, or an examination deemed to be equivalent by the Office of Admissions.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditAll students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency specializing in reviewing international transcripts. Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received. Students who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution should submit a new application for review, and must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditSince not all courses will be accepted for credit toward a degree, students must complete the Permission to Take Courses at Another College form, and abide by the university's residency requirements (see section regarding transfer credits). Transfer credit grades are not calculated into a student's GPA. Students with 70 cumulative credits (including transfer credit and credits in progress at New York Tech) must take courses at a senior-level institution. For matriculated students, transfer credit evaluation guidelines are instituted by each academic department, in consultation with the Office of the Registrar, and are applicable for all course delivery modes including online courses.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThe criteria used to evaluate students for graduation are uniform at all campus locations and are as follows: Students will be matriculated in an academic program, have all transfer credits posted to their academic record, and have all admissions and prerequisite requirements satisfied.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIf 55 percent of the coursework was not taken at New York Tech, grades for all courses accepted as transfer credit will also be included in the calculation of academic honors. Students must first receive at least a 3.2 GPA at New York Institute of Technology before transfer credits are included in the cumulative average.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThis certificate is granted in recognition of service rendered to the university via the Cooperating Professional or Clinical Instructor programs … Go To Entry Additional Financial Aid Policies for Undergraduate Students High School Diploma If you enroll in higher education for the first time on or after July 1, 2012, in order to be eligible for federal student aid, you must have either a high school diploma or a recognized equivalent, as defined by state law … Go To Entry Transfer Students All students transferring from other institutions will have their credits evaluated by the Transfer Credit Evaluation department once admitted to New York Institute of Technology. The final number of transferred credits will be posted to the system of record only after the student is enrolled and all final official transcripts and relevant test scores have been received … Go To Entry2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThis includes all transfer credits on the New York Institute of Technology transcript.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditAccepted transfer credits are also included in this calculation, both as attempted and earned credits.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThe award will cover up to 50 percent of a student's flat-rate full-time tuition (12– 18 credits) for no more than eight continuous full-time semesters of enrollment (six semesters for transfers, 10 semesters for an approved undergraduate five-year program). Financial Aid Undergraduate Transfer Students All students transferring from other institutions will have their credits evaluated by the Transfer Credit Evaluation department once admitted to New York Institute of Technology. The final number of transferred credits will be posted to the system of record only after the student is enrolled and all final official transcripts and relevant test scores have been received. In the absence of recorded accepted transfer credits, the financial aid package will be prepared based on a first-year level status. Once transfer credits are finalized and posted to the student's record, the student must contact the Office of Financial Aid to determine eligibility for an increase in federal student loans based on academic grade level if desired.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditcourse) $250 Maintaining matriculation, per semester (graduate students) $100 Prior learning evaluation fee (per credit) $300 Service charge for unpaid check or credit card returns $150 Per-credit transfer fee for approved courses taken at other colleges while matriculated at New York Tech, per credit $250 ** Returning students may register during registration periods up to the first day of the fall or spring term without penalty.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditThe wealth of elective and online credits available in Interdisciplinary Studies affords excellent opportunities for students with prior learning experience (transfer students, veterans, and working adults) who need to complete their degrees in a compressed period of time. Transfer credits or prior life experience may also convert to New York Institute of Technology credits for a faster graduation date.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditInternational Students Special Requirements First-Year Requirements Recommended minimum combined SAT score of 1080 (critical reading and math only) or ACT composite score of 21 Three years of math A portfolio is not required as part of the admissions process Transfer Requirements Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5 for coursework completed at other institutions or at New York Tech. A portfolio is required in order to receive transfer credit for design work.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditAdmission Requirements First Year Minimum combined SAT score of 1080 (critical reading and math only) or ACT composite score of 21 Students who do not meet this requirement will be permitted to matriculate with an undeclared degree status in the School of Architecture and Design. Transfer A portfolio review by school design faculty is required for all transfer students seeking transfer credit for design coursework.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_credit2. No course credit for coursework completed at a community/two-year institution may be applied to, or transferred as, a 300- or 400-level business course 3. Any 300- or 400-level business course taken at another institution is transferable into the B.S.B.A. curriculum only if the credit hours have been earned from a licensed AACSB accredited four-year degree-granting institution 4. A minimum grade of C- or better is required to transfer credit hours in traditional business subjects, earned elsewhere, into the B.S.B.A. students with dual concentrations must complete the full complement of courses for each concentration; no credit may be applied to two disparate degree requirements 6. Students pursuing the B.S.B.A.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditTransfer students desiring matriculation will be evaluated on the basis of prior coursework. Transfer students are exempt from the English placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first required college composition course. Transfer students are exempt from the math placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first math course required in their major or if they are enrolled in a major that requires only "mathematics choice."2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditPossible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the course-by-course evaluation.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditIf 55 percent of the coursework was not taken at New York Tech, grades for all courses accepted as transfer credit will also be included in the calculation of academic honors. Students must first receive at least a 3.2 GPA at New York Institute of Technology before transfer credits are included in the cumulative average.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
transfer_creditGenerally, up to nine credits may be transferred to graduate degree programs, depending on your major, under proper conditions. Some specialized programs may offer more or less transfer credit.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Also Note:transfer_creditAll students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency specializing in reviewing international transcripts. Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Also Note:transfer_creditAll students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Apply as a Graduate Studenttransfer_creditPlease note that individual departments reserve the right to ask for additional official transcripts for prerequisites or transfer credit.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Apply as a Transfer Studenttransfer_creditTranscripts: Submit final, official transcripts to the Office of Admissions from all colleges you have attended (even if you are not seeking transfer credit or your GPA falls below the minimum requirement for your intended program of study).2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Courses at Another Collegetransfer_creditSince not all courses will be accepted for credit toward a degree, students must complete the Permission to Take Courses at Another College form, and abide by the university's residency requirements (see section regarding transfer credits). Transfer credit grades are not calculated into a student's GPA. Students with 70 cumulative credits (including transfer credit and credits in progress at New York Tech) must take courses at a senior-level institution. For matriculated students, transfer credit evaluation guidelines are instituted by each academic department, in consultation with the Office of the Registrar, and are applicable for all course delivery modes including online courses.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Credit Evaluation for First-Year and Transfer Studentstransfer_creditThe transfer of credits for first-year and transfer applicants will be considered using the following general rules: Transfer credit may be given for courses completed at an accredited college as recognized by the U.S. program) are not eligible for transfer credit. Transfer credit for major courses is granted for equivalent coursework only. Courses not included in New York Tech curricula but relevant to the ultimate educational objectives of the student, may be allowed toward an elective requirement in a specific curriculum; however, transfer credit will not be awarded in excess of degree requirements. For the combined health professions programs in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, or Physician Assistant Studies, as well as the Nursing program, scores of 4 or 5 are required for possible credit for courses identified as prerequisites. AP scores of 5 are required to receive credit for biology, chemistry, mathematics, psychology, and statistics courses in the combined Physician Assistant Studies program. For the combined health professions programs in Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, or Physician Assistant Studies, as well as the Nursing program, scores of 5, 6, or 7 on higher-level exams only are required for possible credit for courses identified as prerequisites. Transfer credit is recorded as credit only and is not computed in the cumulative grade point average unless it becomes necessary in determining graduation honors. Please note: Several undergraduate majors, such as business administration, engineering, and nursing, have minimum grade requirements for transfer courses. Students transferring from an associate's degree program or two-year school are eligible for a maximum of 70 transfer credits. The maximum transfer credit for students transferring from a bachelor's program is the difference between the required 30 credits in residency at New York Tech (see Requirements for Graduation ) and the total credits required for the New York Tech degree. For example, if a New York Tech degree requires 120 credits, students transferring from a bachelor's program are eligible for a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit for newly admitted students is evaluated by the Office of Admissions, following the above listed rules for the various types of credit. The transfer credit evaluation guidelines are applicable for all course delivery modes including online courses.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Credit Evaluation for First-Year and Transfer Studentstransfer_creditThe transfer of credits for first-year and transfer applicants will be considered using the following general rules: Transfer credit may be given for courses completed at an accredited college as recognized by the U.S. program) are not eligible for transfer credit. Transfer credit for major courses is granted for equivalent coursework only. Courses not included in New York Tech curricula but relevant to the ultimate educational objectives of the student, may be allowed toward an elective requirement in a specific curriculum; however, transfer credit will not be awarded in excess of degree requirements. Transfer credit is recorded as credit only and is not computed in the cumulative grade point average unless it becomes necessary in determining graduation honors. Please note: Several undergraduate majors, such as business administration, engineering, and nursing, have minimum grade requirements for transfer courses. Students transferring from an associate's degree program or two-year school are eligible for a maximum of 70 transfer credits. The maximum transfer credit for students transferring from a bachelor's program is the difference between the required 30 credits in residency at New York Tech (see Requirements for Graduation) and the total credits required for the New York Tech degree. For example, if a New York Tech degree requires 120 credits, students transferring from a bachelor's program are eligible for a maximum of 90 transfer credits. Transfer credit for newly admitted students is evaluated by the Office of Admissions, following the above listed rules for the various types of credit. The transfer credit evaluation guidelines are applicable for all course delivery modes including online courses.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Deadlinestransfer_creditIf you have earned graduate credits at another college and would like to request transfer credits (a maximum of nine credits, taken no more than five years prior) please complete the Graduate Credit Transfer Form.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Exploretransfer_creditTransfer students desiring matriculation will be evaluated on the basis of prior coursework. Transfer students are exempt from the English placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first required college composition course. Transfer students are exempt from the math placement exam if they receive transfer credit for the first math course required in their major or if they are enrolled in a major that requires only "mathematics choice."2026catalog.nyit.edu
First-Year Studentsprior_learningApplicants who are still in high school, who have not completed any college work subsequent to receiving their high school diploma or equivalent, or those who completed fewer than 24 college credits or are considered first-year students for the purposes of admissions and must complete the following admissions procedures for undergraduate students (special procedures may apply to international applicants). Students who have completed more than 24 college credits during high school as part of a dual-enrollment program are considered first-year students with advanced standing.2026catalog.nyit.edu
First-Year Studentsprior_learningStudents who have completed more than 24 college credits during high school as part of a dual-enrollment program are considered first-year students with advanced standing.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Graduation Evaluation Guidelines1transfer_creditThe criteria used to evaluate students for graduation are uniform at all campus locations and are as follows: Students will be matriculated in an academic program, have all transfer credits posted to their academic record, and have all admissions and prerequisite requirements satisfied.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
International Studentstransfer_creditApplicants are required to submit the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), as administered by the Educational Testing Service, the Pearson PTE Academic Exam, Duolingo English Test, or an examination deemed to be equivalent by the Office of Graduate Admissions. Also Note: All students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES) . There is a fee for this evaluation service. Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received. Equivalent Baccalaureate Degrees (Bridge Program) Applications from international students who have completed only a three-year postsecondary program that is equivalent to three years of undergraduate study in the United States, or a four-year program that is not equivalent to an American bachelor's degree, will be considered for admission with the following additional provisions: Each student must complete the assigned additional undergraduate/graduate credits with a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.0.2026catalog.nyit.edu
International Studentstransfer_creditEnglish Proficiency: Applicants are required to submit the International English Language Testing System (IELTS), the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), as administered by the Educational Testing Service, the Pearson PTE Academic Exam, Duolingo English Test, SAT, ACT, or an examination deemed to be equivalent by the Office of Admissions. All students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency specializing in reviewing international transcripts. Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received.2026catalog.nyit.edu
International Studentstransfer_creditAlso Note: All students transferring from foreign institutions of higher learning will be required to have their educational credentials evaluated by an agency approved by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services (NACES). Possible transfer credits will be determined by New York Tech after results of the course-by-course evaluation have been received.0036catalog.nyit.edu
Introductiontransfer_creditThis includes all transfer credits on the New York Institute of Technology transcript.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Introductiontransfer_creditA student's entire academic history will be considered when determining SAP status, including all transfer credits on a New York Institute of Technology transcript.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Managementtransfer_creditAll requests for transfer credit must be made within the first semester of enrollment. Students are encouraged to initiate requests for transfer credit at the time of application for admission to a graduate degree program. Any possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the official course-by-course evaluation.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Non-collegiate Course Evaluationsprior_learningNew York Tech honors these credit recommendations for elective credit and may award prior learning credit for required courses on this basis. These students will be awarded a minimum of six prior learning credits to apply towards the Foundations of Speech Communication (FCSP 105) and Making Sense of a Data-Oriented Society (DATA 101) general education requirements, in addition to any credits evaluated by way of the JST.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Non-collegiate Course Evaluationsprior_learningNew York Tech honors these credit recommendations for elective credit and may award prior learning credit for required courses on this basis. These students will be awarded a minimum of six prior learning credits to apply towards the Foundations of Speech Communication (FCSP 105) and Making Sense of a Data-Oriented Society (DATA 101) general education requirements, in addition to any credits evaluated by way of the JST.0052catalog.nyit.edu
Prior Learning Evaluationprior_learningPrior Learning Evaluation New York Tech evaluates graduate-level knowledge and skills an individual has gained outside of the classroom for graduate degree credit. This evaluation is called credit for prior learning (CPL), but it may also be referred to as prior learning assessment or experiential learning. Some examples of credit for flexible learning include: Approved courses offered through educational technology platforms (e.g. Coursera, Udacity, etc.) Workplace training Military training and service Independent study Professional certifications Examinations (e.g national exams) Students must be matriculated (working toward a degree) to earn CPL. CPL does not count toward the university residency requirements. Students cannot earn CPL for a course of a level lower than course(s) they have completed or in which they are currently enrolled.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Prior Learning Evaluationprior_learningPrior Learning Evaluation New York Tech evaluates graduate-level knowledge and skills an individual has gained outside of the classroom for graduate degree credit. This evaluation is called credit for prior learning (CPL), but it may also be referred to as prior learning assessment or experiential learning. Some examples of credit for flexible learning include: Approved courses offered through educational technology platforms (e.g. Coursera, Udacity, etc.) Workplace training Military training and service Independent study Professional certifications Examinations (e.g national exams) Students must be matriculated (working toward a degree) to earn CPL. CPL does not count toward the university residency requirements. Students cannot earn CPL for a course of a level lower than course(s) they have completed or in which they are currently enrolled.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Prior Learning Evaluation Programprior_learningPrior Learning Evaluation Program This special New York Tech program was designed to give undergraduate students the opportunity to earn credit for prior college-level learning relevant to their curriculum. Matriculated New York Tech students maintaining a 2.0 average are eligible to apply for credit, although transfer students must first have their college transcripts officially evaluated. Some majors, such as nursing or sciences, restrict the use of prior learning credit toward major requirements. Students should consult the Office of Prior Learning for details. Student knowledge gained outside the traditional college classroom may be evaluated by proficiency examinations, non-collegiate course evaluations, and portfolio evaluations. Please be aware that evaluation fees are charged. A maximum of 60 credits toward a bachelor's degree or 30 credits toward an associate's degree can be earned through standardized proficiency examinations, New York Tech challenge examinations, and prior learning credits (non-collegiate coursework or portfolio); however, any credits earned through these methods cannot be used to fulfill New York Tech residency requirements. Counseling is available on an individual basis or at an advisement session. For more information, contact the Office of Prior Learning at 516.686.3898. Students may use the portfolio method of evaluation to have their knowledge of a certain course or academic area evaluated. Requests for credit must fulfill a course requirement in a student's degree program. Each portfolio consists of an essay explaining how the student acquired this knowledge and how it relates to course objectives. New York Tech does require documentation of such learning, which may be in the form of work samples, detailed job descriptions, or licenses. A nonrefundable evaluation fee is charged for each portfolio. A Prior Learning Evaluation Guide containing more detailed information is available online , and may be obtained from the Office of Admissions at 516.686.7914.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Prior Learning Evaluation Programprior_learningPrior Learning Evaluation Program This special New York Tech program was designed to give undergraduate students the opportunity to earn credit for prior college-level learning relevant to their curriculum. Matriculated New York Tech students maintaining a 2.0 average are eligible to apply for credit, although transfer students must first2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Prior Learning Evaluation Programprior_learningPrior Learning Evaluation Program This special New York Tech program was designed to give undergraduate students the opportunity to earn credit for prior college-level learning relevant to their curriculum. Matriculated New York Tech students maintaining a 2.0 average are eligible to apply for credit, although transfer students must first have their college transcripts officially evaluated. Some majors, such as nursing or sciences, restrict the use of prior learning credit toward major requirements. Students should consult the Office of Prior Learning for details. Student knowledge gained outside the traditional college classroom may be evaluated by proficiency examinations, non-collegiate course evaluations, and portfolio evaluations. Please be aware that evaluation fees are charged. A maximum of 60 credits toward a bachelor's degree or 30 credits toward an associate's degree can be earned through standardized proficiency examinations, New York Tech challenge examinations, and prior learning credits (non-collegiate coursework or portfolio); however, any credits earned through these methods cannot be used to fulfill New York Tech residency requirements. Counseling is available on an individual basis or at an advisement session. For more information, contact the Office of Prior Learning at 516.686.3898. Students may use the portfolio method of evaluation to have their knowledge of a certain course or academic area evaluated. Requests for credit must fulfill a course requirement in a student's degree program. Each portfolio consists of an essay explaining how the student acquired this knowledge and how it relates to course objectives. New York Tech does require documentation of such learning, which may be in the form of work samples, detailed job descriptions, or licenses. A nonrefundable evaluation fee is charged for each portfolio. A Prior Learning Evaluation Guide containing more detailed information is available online, and may be obtained from the Office of Admissions at 516.686.7914.0052catalog.nyit.edu
Reenrollment/Readmission of Former Studentstransfer_creditStudents who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Reenrollment/Readmission of Former Studentstransfer_creditStudents who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution should submit a new application for review, and must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Reenrollment/Readmission of Former Studentstransfer_creditStudents who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution should submit a new application for review, and must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Reenrollment/Readmission of Former Studentstransfer_creditStudents who have been away for one semester and who have attended another institution must submit official transcript(s) in order to have those credits evaluated for transfer credits. Students are required to present all transcripts for evaluation at the time of readmission in order to receive any applicable transfer credit for work completed at another institution and to ensure proper academic advisement, scholarship, and financial aid eligibility.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
School of Management B.S.B.A. Academic Policies and Standardstransfer_creditNo course credit for coursework completed at a community/two-year institution may be applied to, or transferred as, a 300- or 400-level business course Any 300- or 400-level business course taken at another institution is transferable into the B.S.B.A. curriculum only if the credit hours have been earned from a licensed AACSB accredited four-year degree-granting institution A minimum grade of C- or better is required to transfer credit hours in traditional business subjects, earned elsewhere, into the B.S.B.A.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Submit Portfoliotransfer_creditIf you have received graduate credits at another college, and would like to request transfer credits (a maximum of nine credits, taken no more than five years prior) please complete the Graduate Credit Transfer Form.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfertransfer_creditA portfolio review by school design faculty is required for all transfer students seeking transfer credit for design coursework.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit Transfer credit from other accredited colleges and universities is accepted up to a maximum of six graduate semester hours. The courses to be transferred must be relevant to the program of study being pursued and have been received within five years of the date of the transfer request. Grades earned for the course must be 3.0 or higher, and the credit must not have been applied toward another degree. Pass grades earned during the spring 2020 semester meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology. The official transcript must be submitted to the Office of Admissions with a written request and a copy of the course description taken from that college's catalog. This form can be obtained in the College of Arts and Sciences or in the Office of Admissions.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit Transfer credit from other accredited colleges and universities is accepted up to a maximum of six graduate semester hours. The courses to be transferred must be relevant to the program of study being pursued and have been received within five years of the date of the transfer request. Grades earned for the course must be 3.0 or higher, and the credit must not have been applied toward another degree. Pass grades earned during the spring 2020 semester meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology. An official transcript must be submitted to the Office of Admissions with a written request and a copy of the course description taken from that college's catalog. This form can be obtained in the College of Arts and Sciences or in the Office of Admissions.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Credittransfer_creditTransfer Credit Transfer credit from other accredited colleges and universities is accepted up to a maximum of six graduate semester hours if the courses to be transferred are relevant to the Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling, the grades earned for the courses are B or better, an official transcript has been submitted, and the courses have not been previously applied toward a degree.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Students who have an M.S. degree in a relevant field can transfer a maximum of 18 credits (with at least B+) with the approval of their advisor and the program director. Pass grades earned during the spring and fall 2020 semesters meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Students who have an M.S. degree in a relevant field can transfer a maximum of 18 credits (with at least B+) with the approval of their advisor and the program director. Pass grades earned during the spring 2020 semester meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned. Pass grades earned during the spring 2020 semester meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Students may transfer up to nine credits from an accredited graduate program for appropriate courses in which a minimum grade of B was earned. Pass grades earned during the spring 2020 semester meet this GPA threshold and are transferable to New York Institute of Technology. Please note that credits earned for any pre-requisite courses cannot be counted toward the 30 credits required for the M.S. degree, and no credits can be granted for learning derived from experience.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits for relevant graduate courses taken at other accredited institutions may be accepted for transfer based on review and evaluation consistent with New York Institute of Technology standards. Transfer credit is limited to six credits of graduate work and may not have been used for another degree. Courses for transfer credit must have been completed with a B or better. If you have completed the dietetic internship at New York Tech, you will be credited with approximately 11 graduate credits.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Creditstransfer_creditTransfer Credits Credits for relevant graduate courses taken at other accredited institutions may be accepted for transfer based on review and evaluation consistent with New York Tech standards. Transfer credit is limited to six credits of graduate work and may not have been used for another degree. Courses for transfer credit must have been completed with a B or better.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Graduate Studentstransfer_creditThe annual and aggregate limits for graduate-level loans are not contingent upon the number of transfer credits accepted by New York Institute of Technology. All graduate-level students have the same annual and aggregate limits, despite the number of transfer credits accepted. Please contact the Office of Graduate Admissions regarding other transfer credit requirements.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Requirementstransfer_creditA portfolio is required in order to receive transfer credit for design work.2025-undergraduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditGraduate credits taken at other accredited institutions and completed with a grade of B or better, or earned by way of the New York Tech's approved prior learning options , may be credited toward the graduate degree, provided those graduate credits have not been applied toward another degree and the course content is deemed by the program director to be appropriate to the major being pursued and the equivalent of that offered at New York Tech. Transfer credit is awarded to matriculated students who are seeking to complete a degree at New York Tech. Generally, up to nine credits may be transferred to graduate degree programs, depending on your major, under proper conditions. Some specialized programs may offer more or less transfer credit. All requests for transfer credit must be made within the first semester of enrollment. Students are encouraged to initiate requests for transfer credit at the time of application for admission to a graduate degree program. Any possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the official course-by-course evaluation.2026catalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditApplicants who have completed 24 or more college credits since receiving their high school diploma or equivalent are considered transfer students for the purposes of admissions and must complete the following admissions procedures for undergraduate students (special procedures may apply to international applicants): Apply as a Transfer Student Completed Application: Complete the New York Tech Online Application or the Common Application. Transcripts: Submit final, official transcripts to the Office of Admissions from all colleges you have attended (even if you are not seeking transfer credit or your GPA falls below the minimum requirement for your intended program of study). Possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the course-by-course evaluation . Letter of Recommendation: At least one letter of recommendation is required for all applications (certain programs require additional letters of recommendation).2026catalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditGraduate credits taken at other accredited institutions and completed with a grade of B or better, or earned by way of the New York Tech's approved prior learning options, may be credited toward the graduate degree, provided those graduate credits have not been applied toward another degree and the course content is deemed by the program director to be appropriate to the major being pursued and the equivalent of that offered at New York Tech. Transfer credit is awarded to matriculated students who are seeking to complete a degree at New York Tech.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditGraduate credits taken at other accredited institutions and completed with a grade of B or better, or earned by way of the New York Tech's approved prior learning options, may be credited toward the graduate degree, provided those graduate credits have not been applied toward another degree and the course content is deemed by the program director to be appropriate to the major being pursued and the equivalent of that offered at New York Tech. Transfer credit is awarded to matriculated students who are seeking to complete a degree at New York Tech. Generally, up to nine credits may be transferred to graduate degree programs, depending on your major, under proper conditions. Some specialized programs may offer more or less transfer credit. All requests for transfer credit must be made within the first semester of enrollment. Students are encouraged to initiate requests for transfer credit at the time of application for admission to a graduate degree program. Any possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the official course-by-course evaluation.0036catalog.nyit.edu
Transfer Studentstransfer_creditApplicants who have completed 24 or more college credits since receiving their high school diploma or equivalent are considered transfer students for the purposes of admissions and must complete the following admissions procedures for undergraduate students (special procedures may apply to international applicants): Apply as a Transfer Student Completed Application: Complete the New York Tech Online Application or the Common Application. Transcripts: Submit final, official transcripts to the Office of Admissions from all colleges you have attended (even if you are not seeking transfer credit or your GPA falls below the minimum requirement for your intended program of study). Possible transfer credit will be determined upon admission to New York Tech and receipt of the course-by-course evaluation.0052catalog.nyit.edu
Transferstransfer_creditA maximum of nine credit hours of graduate coursework completed elsewhere, but only from a regionally accredited institution, may be transferred into the M.B.A. A maximum of three credit hours completed elsewhere, but only from an AACSB-accredited institution, may be transferred toward concentration requirements of the M.B.A. Courses presented for transfer credit must be submitted for consideration with official transcripts from the other program, and must have been completed within five years of initial acceptance into the M.B.A.2025-graduatecatalog.nyit.edu

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-- China New York Institute of Technology offers Ministry of Education in China-approved programs in partnership with: Communication University ofpartnershipcatalog.nyit.edu
Curriculum Requirements Biology Biology, with a Concentration in Molecular Biology Biochemistry Biotechnology Chemistry Chemistry, with a Concentration in Pharmaceutical Sciences Chemistry, with a Concentration in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Dual-Degree Program in Conjunction with Howard University All of the Bachelor of Science programs follow our general admission requirements.dual-degreecatalog.nyit.edu

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Accreditation 22

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theThis six-year program includes a three-year phase of pre-professional courses and a three-year professional phase. Itcatalog.nyit.edu
the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) ofOccupational Therapy entry-level doctoral programcatalog.nyit.edu
the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) of the AmericanOccupational Therapy master's programcatalog.nyit.edu
the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education of the American Occupational Therapy Association, 4720programcatalog.nyit.edu
the Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician AssistantNew York Institute of Technology's programcatalog.nyit.edu
the Commission onThis six-year program includes a three-year phase of pre-professional courses and a three-year professional phase. Itcatalog.nyit.edu
the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Educationbaccalaureate degree program in nursing at New York Institute of Technologycatalog.nyit.edu
the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE)baccalaureate degree program in nursing at New York Institute of Technologycatalog.nyit.edu
the Commission on Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schoolsinstitutioncatalog.nyit.edu
the Computing Accreditation CommissionComputer Science, B.S. program on the Long Island and New York City campusescatalog.nyit.edu
the CouncilNew York Institute of Technology's Master of Science in School Counseling has achieved national recognition as a programcatalog.nyit.edu
the Council for Interior Design Accreditation (CIDA)Fine Arts in Interior Design (B.F.A.) is a professional degreecatalog.nyit.edu
the Council for Interior Design Accreditation sincerequirements. The interior design program at New York Tech has been continuouslycatalog.nyit.edu
the EngineeringElectrical and Computer Engineering, B.S. program on the Long Island and New York City campusescatalog.nyit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission (EAC) of ABETMechanical Engineering, B.S. program on the Long Island campuscatalog.nyit.edu
the Engineering Accreditation Commission ofIf students have a degree in engineering, an accredited program is one thatcatalog.nyit.edu
the Engineering TechnologyElectrical and Computer Engineering Technology, B.S. program on the New York City campuscatalog.nyit.edu
the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 1007 North Orange Stinstitutioncatalog.nyit.edu
the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, 1007 North Orange Stinstitutioncatalog.nyit.edu
the NAAB, the National ArchitecturalNYIT School of Architecture and Design’s Bachelor of Architecture (five-year) programcatalog.nyit.edu
the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)B.Arch. is recognized as a first professional degree andcatalog.nyit.edu
the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB)B.Arch. is recognized as a first professional degree andcatalog.nyit.edu

Academic calendar 13

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Add/drop period.May 26 - 28catalog.nyit.edu
Add/drop period.May 26 - Jun. 8catalog.nyit.edu
Add/drop period.July 21 - 23catalog.nyit.edu
Final exams.June 23 - 24catalog.nyit.edu
Final exams.July 7 - 8catalog.nyit.edu
Final exams.August 25 - 31catalog.nyit.edu
Final exams.August 16 - 17catalog.nyit.edu
Final exams.August 30 - 31catalog.nyit.edu
Last day to withdraw from a class in this session.June 22catalog.nyit.edu
Last day to withdraw from a class in this session.July 6catalog.nyit.edu
Last day to withdraw from a class in this session.August 24catalog.nyit.edu
Last day to withdraw from a class in this session.August 15catalog.nyit.edu
Last day to withdraw from a class in this session.August 29catalog.nyit.edu

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