Paying for college can be daunting. There are many decisions: what you can afford, how to pay, what resources are available to assist you, how much debt is appropriate, and more....

Part of NYIT's mission is to offer access to educational opportunities to all qualified students. We believe every qualified student deserves the chance to earn a quality college education. With that in mind, we have worked hard to keep our tuition one of the lowest of any private college or university in New York. And we offer generous scholarships and financial aid opportunities that make tuition even more affordable.

NYIT reserves the right to withhold student records and transcripts until all financial obligations to the college (including fees, fines, and security deposits) have been satisfied. The administration expressly reserves the right, whenever it deems it advisable, to:

• change or modify its schedule of tuition and fees
• withdraw, cancel, reschedule, or modify any course, program of study, or degree, or any requirement in connection with any of the foregoing.

Collection Agency Fees
If your account is not paid when due, it may be forwarded to an outside collection agency or attorney. At that time, you will be responsible for paying NYIT all of the costs associated with the collection of your delinquent account, which includes the payment to NYIT of the principal sums due plus additional costs. Additional costs may include, but are not limited to, collection agency fees constituting 33% of the principal balance due if NYIT engages a collection agency to secure payment. If NYIT engages legal counsel to secure payment, additional costs may include legal fees constituting 50% of the principal balance due, plus all other costs associated with collection of the delinquent amounts. All collection matters shall be governed by New York law. The courts of New York shall have exclusive jurisdiction in these matters.

Undergraduate Tuition and Fees

Tuition for full-time students (12 to 17 credits)*

• Fall 2012: $14,010
• Spring 2013: $14,010
• Total: $28,020

Part-time students (fewer than 12 credits, class audit, online campus, independent study)
per credit: $950
Senior citizens (per credit): $635

General Fees

• Application fee: $50
• Tuition deposit: $400 (applied to first semester's tuition) (nonrefundable)
  • For fall semester: due May 1
  • Students accepted after May 1 or for spring semester: due within two weeks of acceptance
• Late registration charged to continuing students only who register after the first day of classes (all programs): $300
• Rematriculation (undergraduate and graduate): $55
• Challenge examination fee, per credit: $195
• Comprehensive examination fee (CLEP, DANTES) per course: $60
• Transcript of record (certified check, bank check, money order only): $10
• Student evaluation (occupational education only): $50
• EduPlus fee (one semester only): $1,000
• Diploma mailing fee: $35
• Prior learning evaluation fee, per credit: $195
• Credit transfer fee for approved courses taken at other colleges while matriculated at NYIT, per credit: $85
• Service charge for unpaid check or credit card return: $95
• Late fee (per semester) for tuition payment received after the first of August 2012 and the first of January 2013: $275

*Except for seniors requiring fewer than 12 credits to graduate, full-time students wishing to enroll for fewer than 12 or more than 18 credits per semester must receive special permission. Students enrolled in fewer than 12 credits pay on a per-credit basis; students enrolled for more credits than covered by the applicable full-time tuition pay for additional credit at the per-credit fee applicable to their major.

Mandatory College Fee (per semester, in addition to the flat rate/per credit rate)

Includes campus educational services such as academic placement, registration, Internet, student activities, recreation/athletics, parking at Old Westbury campus, ID cards, career development, commencement, and diploma.

• Part time: $400
• Full time: $460

Health Professions; Behavioral Sciences; Life Sciences; Architecture and Design; Engineering and Computing Sciences College Fees

• Part time: $445
• Full time: $810

Health Insurance Premiums (mandatory, per semester)

* This rate includes an administrative fee retained by NYIT.

Fall 2012 - Spring 2013

• Residential hall students: $910
• International students: $861
• Accident insurance for full-time students: $20
• Accident insurance for part-time students: $5

Summer 2012

• Residential hall students: $378.00 **
• International students: $418.80 **
• Accident insurance for full-time students: $10.80 **
• Accident insurance for part-time students: $2.40 **

** Summer rates include a 20% administrative fee retained by NYIT.

Please note that summer charges are for new summer applicants that were not charged during the spring term.

Waiver
Domestic residential students have the option to waive out of the health insurance if they are able to show acceptable proof of other comparable insurance coverage. In order to be waived you must complete an online waiver application at the Aetna Web site using your NYIT identification number. For further assistance, contact the Office of Wellness Services at ows@nyit.edu.

Graduate Tuition and Fees*

Tuition, per credit: $990
Senior citizen tuition (per credit): $665

Fees

• Application fee: $50
• Tuition deposit: $500 (applied to first semester's tuition) (nonrefundable)
  • For fall semester: due May 1
  • Students accepted after May 1 or for spring semester: due within two weeks of acceptance
• Comprehensive oral exam (M.B.A.): $250
• Late registration charged to continuing students only who register after the first day of classes (all programs): $300
• Late fee (per semester) for tuition payment received after the first of August 2012 and the first of January 2013: $275
• Maintaining matriculation, per semester: $80
• Service charge for unpaid check or credit card return: $95
• Transcript of record (certified check, bank check, money order only): $10

NYCOM Tuition

Tuition (all students): $48,490
Does not include fees.