1. Activate your NYU NetID and accept/deny your admission to the program (instructions in your admission letter)
2. Read the NYU Summer Programs Student Handbook
3. Submit required program forms
4. Take the math placement exam
5. Register with the Moses Center for Student Accessibility (if applicable)
6. Submit your ID photo online for your NYUCard
7. View and pay tuition fees
8. Attend orientation

• Placement Exams: To Be Announced
• Program Forms Due: To Be Announced
• Online Orientation: To Be Announced
• First day of class: August 11, 2025
• Last day of class: August 29, 2025 (Celebration Day)

August 11 - August 29, 2025, Monday-Thursday in person at Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, 251 Mercer St. New York, NY 10012

Attendance is mandatory to participate in the program. Students are expected to attend every day for the full day. More details about expectations will be provided.

Schedule: Monday-Thursday 10:00 am-4:30 pm

Orientation is mandatory for all students and will cover information students need to know to succeed in the program. Information discussed will include class expectations and schedule, NYU resources and services, and program and university policies.
Signup instructions will be announced.

NYU Bursar's office will notify you when your bill is available for view in NYU Albert. Please click here for instructions on how to view and pay your bill electronically.

• Bobst Library

70 Washington Square South

Bobst Library houses more than 3.7 million volumes, several special collections, the Avery Fisher Center for Music and Media, and over 25,000 seats for study and computing.
• Student Health Center (SHC)

726 Broadway, 3rd and 4th Floors

The Student Health Center(SHC) provides students with urgent care in case of illness or injury. The Student Health Center is available to all students, but its services may not be covered by a student's private insurance. Students are encouraged to carry their health insurance cards at all times in case of an emergency.
• Wellness Exchange
The Wellness Exchange is available 24/7, and it puts students in touch with professionals who can help address day-to-day challenges and questions, as well as any crises a student may encounter including depression, stress, and anxiety.
• Campus Safety

561 LaGuardia Place

Campus Safety provides emergency help and information 24 hours a day. Guards are posted in most NYU buildings and patrol the campus area. University buildings with green lights outside the main entrance have guards on duty 24 hours a day, and emergency call boxes are located throughout campus. Campus Safety also manages the University's lost and found.

Campus Safety Tips: We want all students to be safe while traveling around the city. Basic safety tips are available on the NYU Campus Safety website. All students are encouraged to read this information prior to the start of class.

• Moses Center for Student Accessibility

726 Broadway, 2nd Floor

Students in need of support due to any kind of special need are encouraged to contact the Moses Center to register with that office prior to the start of the program. The Moses Center determines a student's qualified disability status and assists the student in obtaining appropriate accommodations and services.
• NYU Bookstore & Computer Store

726 Broadway

The Bookstore and Computer Store are available for students to purchase textbooks, books, class supplies, and NYU souvenirs.
• NYUCard Center

7 Washington Place

All students must have an NYUCard. It grants you access to NYU buildings, resources, and services. If a student loses or damages their NYUCard, they can get a new ID at the Card Center for a $25 replacement fee.

We hope the information you and your student find on this website is helpful as you prepare for the program. As a parent, the best thing you can do to assist your student with preparations is to discuss the program with one another. Conversations about what to expect while studying at NYU can be immensely helpful.

Students sometimes arrive on campus with little information about what they need to do or what their experience will be like at NYU, because parents take the lead on preparations. If you are overseeing program preparations, we encourage you to include your student. It will help them know what to expect before they arrive and get the most out of their NYU experience once they are here.

All website information may be helpful to you, but the following are highlights for parents:

• NYU Summer Programs Handbook
• Required Program Forms
• Federal Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Contact us at cmt@nyu.edu