University Resources

GSAS Offices

Graduate Enrollment Services

One-Half Fifth Avenue
(212) 998-8050
gsas.admissions@nyu.edu

Office Hours: Monday through Friday 9AM to 5PM

Counselors are available on a drop-in basis Monday through Friday from 11AM to 2PM, or by appointment. GES counselors can assist our recently-admitted and currently-enrolled students with questions regarding registration, fellowships, submitting transcripts, maintenance of matriculation, and more.

We can answer general questions prospective students have about the application process and financial aid, by appointment only.  Please email gsas.admissions@nyu.edu with your availability to schedule a Zoom meeting.

Office of Academic and Student Affairs

6 Washington Square North, Second Floor
(212) 998-8060
Fax: (212) 995-4536
gsas.academicaffairs@nyu.edu
gsas.studentaffairs@nyu.edu

The Office of Academic and Student Affairs (OASA) provides a wide range of services that include: implementing orientation programs; advising clubs and organizations, as well as the GSAS student government; administering a specialized NYU housing program; conducting student grievances; performing teacher education training, and administering doctoral dissertations and foreign language examinations.

The office oversees the school's academic policies and procedures, including any student grievance, discipline or probationary issues. The OASA is the liaison to the Graduate Curriculum Committee for the development of new courses and programs and updates to current programs. The office supervises the publication of the Academic Calendar and the biannual GSAS Bulletin. The OASA also administers several consortium agreements, including the Inter-University Doctoral Consortium at NYU.

Office of the Master's College

One-Half Fifth Avenue
(212) 992-7960
gsas.masterscollege@nyu.edu

The Office of the Master's College supports and promotes the contributions of master's candidates and programs to GSAS, NYU, and the general public. The Master’s College hosts various academic, social, and professional events and workshops throughout the year aimed at building interconnectedness with GSAS master's students, master's program faculty and administrators, as well as the larger GSAS community. The Master's College hosts the annual Threesis Academic Challenge, as well as many social and skill-building events for current master's students throughout the year. They act as a point of contact and recruitment for a range of curricular and co-curricular opportunities for master's students, including the Program Board.