The Office of Student Affairs strives to ensure student success by creating and supporting a diverse range of student-life activities, student governance, academic enhancement through specially designed programs and workshops, and leadership programs and events.
Broadly speaking, it’s what it sounds like: We want YOU to succeed in your academic journey through to completing your degree and moving on to a new career or an advanced degree with us or another institution. We recognize that your journey as a student isn’t just about the time that you spend in a classroom. When life gets busy or roadblocks get in your way, we’re here to help you clear the path so you can focus on reaching your goals.
At SPS, we’re all invested in your success as a student. You can get involved in student clubs through our Student Life team, maximize your potential career opportunities via SPS Career Center, or access our tutoring and mentoring resources through our Student Success team. Bottom line - we’re here for you, in any way we can support you
Our team’s “superpower” is being able to help you navigate myriad resources around NYU. Here are some examples of SPS and NYU resources that we will help you access:
The SPS Student Success team aims to enhance the student experience by providing individualized student support and services. If you are experiencing personal and/or academic challenges, and need assistance, please reach out.
Juggling everything can be…a lot. Many SPS students are balancing full time jobs, a family, or a number of other additional priorities on top of being a student. The good news is that you don’t have to do it alone.
Time Management (eventually we can add in academic coaching once it’s built) and Academic Skills: NYU SPS has over thirty peer mentors who can help you hone your skills in and out of the classroom so that you can arrive confidently on time and get your assignments done before the deadline.
Tutoring Support: If you need help in the classroom, our peer tutors and the Academic Resource Center are ready to help.
Managing Stress: Did you know that being an NYU student gives you access to various Wellness resources including counseling?
Your advisor is your most important connection at the University. Advisors can either answer your questions directly or connect you with those who can.
Learn more about academic advisingPeer tutoring is available to help you succeed in a variety of subject areas. Personalized 50 minute, one-on-one sessions are offered both in-person and via Zoom. Current offerings include:
Take workshops in Excel and PowerPoint to round out your skills and enhance coursework presentations.
Sign up for workshopsNYU offers study away experiences in various locations around the globe. Take a summer or a semester to immerse yourself in the lifestyle of a culture that is new to you.
Learn more about Study AbroadNYU is committed to providing equal educational opportunities for students with disabilities. The CSA works with students to determine appropriate accommodations.
Learn more about CSAAcademic tutors at the Learning Center are current NYU undergraduates who offer both one-on-one and group tutoring in a variety of courses.
Learn more about the Learning CenterTracks your progress towards graduation.
Learn more about your degree progress reportThe University's academic calendar, on the Registrar's website, is comprehensive and indicates all important dates.
See the Academic CalendarAn essential resource for students and their families, the NYU StudentLink Center addresses your questions about many facets of university life, from billing and financial aid to registration, housing, and meal plans.
Visit StudentLinkStudents can order student business cards while studying at NYU SPS by completing the online application form. Once approved, your cards will be ready to be picked up in two to three weeks.
Complete the application for business cardsNYU and SPS are committed to providing an environment for veterans to work toward achieving their academic and personal goals, and be involved in campus life.
Learn more about Students in the Military and VeteransThe Office of Global Services (OGS) handles immigration matters for all students, faculty, and staff seeking immigration and visa support when traveling to NYU locations in the US and around the world.
Learn more about OGSNYU provides extensive health and wellness services that address both physical and mental health concerns. From same-day appointments to mindfulness and relaxation techniques, the NYU Health Center can either take care of your needs directly or refer you to appropriate resources.
Learn more about Health and Wellness at NYUThe Department of Campus Safety is dedicated to preserving the safety and security of the NYU community. Assistance is available 24/7.
Learn more about campus safetyThe Office of Global Spiritual Life at NYU offers students the opportunity to engage in open and authentic conversations about religion and spirituality. Students share their experiences, connect with others, and participate in transformative, multi-faith encounters.
Learn more about spiritual lifeNYU has three state-of-the-art athletic facilities – the Palladium and 404 Fitness in Greenwich Village and the Brooklyn Athletic Center on the Brooklyn campus. Students and athletes at NYU engage in sports and fitness in a variety of ways.
Learn. more about NYU athletic facilitiesSpecific academic policies are in place for graduate and undergraduate degree students, as well as for those students enrolled in our Diploma Programs and Career Advancement Courses.
View academic policiesThe Office of Student Conduct is committed to the development of individual students and the education of members of New York University on the rights and responsibilities of communal membership.
Learn more about the student code of conductStudents who have grievances that are not addressed by NYU SPS academic policies and/or the University's conduct policies may consult the grievance procedures.
Learn more about grievance policyNew York University is committed to equal treatment and opportunity for its students, and to maintaining an environment that is free of bias, prejudice, discrimination, and harassment.
Learn more about NYU's non-discrimination and anti-harassment policyNYU SPS is committed to helping students who may be facing a short-term financial emergency. The goal of the fund is to help students remain in school without interruption.
Complete the emergency funds applicationVisit the SPS Financial Aid website to learn about options for funding your education.
The Office of the Bursar is the central billing and collection point for New York University.
Learn more about bills, payments, and refunds