NYU Advanced standing 2017-18

[Perio_1234]

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Hello friends, I have applied to NYU for advanced standing in 2018. I had a few questions
I have a B1/B2 visa status...I have heard that NYU prefers international students with a US citizenship or Permanent resident?
Is this true? Does any of u from your friend circle knows who got into NYU with a good profile and a visitors visa?
Any input is appreciated. Thank you.

 

[oralcare123]

NYU is an expensive school. Visitors are not eligible for loans and scholarships. So, it is possible that they might have reservations offering seats people without residency.
In any case, if it doesn’t state on their website that they only accept residents, then you shouldn’t worry, but put in your application how you plan to fund your education

 

[braineddetermined]

NYU is an expensive school. Visitors are not eligible for loans and scholarships. So, it is possible that they might have reservations offering seats people without residency.
In any case, if it doesn’t state on their website that they only accept residents, then you shouldn’t worry, but put in your application how you plan to fund your education

Hi! I thought that even if you’re an international student you could be eligible for private loans, which isn’t the best way to tackle tuition fees...anyway, is it true or not? Also does anyone know how the program is?

 

[oralcare123]

Hi! I thought that even if you’re an international student you could be eligible for private loans, which isn’t the best way to tackle tuition fees...anyway, is it true or not? Also does anyone know how the program is?

Unfortunately, being a dental student does not give you a preferential treatment by the US banks. Of course, you can apply for a loan, but you will be a high risk client for them and they will demand a US resident cosigner with a good credit history or some security to the loan, something like a house. Would you be able to provide one? There is also a risk of denial for the loan at the last moment. Happened to some people.
In any case try to find the least expensive program

 

[braineddetermined]

Unfortunately, being a dental student does not give you a preferential treatment by the US banks. Of course, you can apply for a loan, but you will be a high risk client for them and they will demand a US resident cosigner with a good credit history or some security to the loan, something like a house. Would you be able to provide one? There is also a risk of denial for the loan at the last moment. Happened to some people.
In any case try to find the least expensive program

Thanks for all the pointers you’ve given me so far, really appreciate it! Do you know something more about the program?

 

[oralcare123]

Thanks for all the pointers you’ve given me so far, really appreciate it! Do you know something more about the program?

Not really. I heard it’s 4 years now

 

[braineddetermined]

Not really. I heard it’s 4 years now

On their website, it still states 27 month-long...

 

[oralcare123]

On their website, it still states 27 month-long...

Like I said, I am not really familiar with the program. Too long, area is too expensive. Exciting though

 

[braineddetermined]

Like I said, I am not really familiar with the program. Too long, area is too expensive. Exciting though

Thanks anyway!

 

[Absit22]

Hi! Do you know what to expect on the interview? Do they have a case study? And what is asked at the bench test?
Thank you

 

[Bts2018]

Hi wonder if anyone receive an interview invite yet? Thank you

 

[NY city's own]

Hi wonder if anyone receive an interview invite yet? Thank you

Interview is over, acceptance is being sent out now

 

[Bts2018]

thanks very much for your response, did anyone get acceptance? and can share stats and interview experience, this would be greatly appreciated, thanks