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   Does a JD/MBA student pay tuition?

   • Tuition and Fees The JD/MBA student pays full tuition at the school through which she/he is registered each semester. If a student exceeds the maximum number of credits and/or courses permitted per semester by the school in which she/he is registering, the tuition and fees for the additional credits must be paid to that school.

   Tuition and Financial Aid | NYU School of Law

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   How much money do international students need to pay?

   • International students should expect that they will need to cover such additional expenses [not included in the standard Student Expense Budget] of at least $1,500 to $5,000. This budget governs the total amount of aid (loans or a combination of grants and loans) that is available to a student in any given year.

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   How many credits can a law student take?

   • The normal course load for law students is 12-15 credits. Fourth year JD/MBA students registered through the School of Law and taking Stern courses may take a maximum of 16 credits (combined business and law courses) at no additional cost with the prior approval from the Law School’s Office of Academic Services.

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   How long does it take to get a refund from NYU?

   • We encourage students to contact the NYU Bursar's Office if they have not received their refund by that time. Students whose lenders send paper checks will be required to sign the checks at the Bursar and will then receive refunds in approximately two weeks.

   Tuition and Fees | NYU Bulletins

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   What are direct and indirect expenses at New York University?

   • A note about direct and indirect expenses: Direct expenses are institutional charges billed to you by New York University via the Office of the Bursar. For example, tuition and, if residing on campus, food and housing. Indirect expenses are estimates of costs that may be associated with your attendance, but are not typically University charges.

   Cost of Attendance - NYU

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   How do I apply for financial aid at New York University?

   • Applicants for financial aid (loan programs) must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FASFA). Applicants are encouraged to complete the FAFSA as early as possible in the application cycle, noting that the FAFSA becomes available after October 1 each year. The New York University FAFSA Code is 002785.

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2. www.law.nyu.edu › financialaid › budgetandbudgetingStudent Expense Budget | NYU School of Law

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   This budget governs the total amount of aid (loans or a combination of grants and loans) that is available to a student in any given year. Students may not borrow in excess of the approved budget. Each year the budget is adjusted to reflect changes in costs and expenses.

   • Items Not Covered

     The budget will not allow for any consumer debt such as...

   • Tuition and Fees

     Tuition and Fees. Refunds and Direct Deposit. If the receipt...

   • Cost of Attendance

     While the amount you’ll pay for your education will vary on...

   • Tuition and Financial Aid

     Tuition and Fees. The JD/MBA student pays full tuition at...

   • Student Expense Budget

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3. bulletins.nyu.edu › graduate › lawCost of Attendance - NYU Bulletins

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   In addition to the standard educational expenses associated with the NYU Law School cost of attendance, international students should expect added financial obligations related to relocation and transition to studying in the U.S. (i.e., VISA fees, SEVIS, international travel, settling in, etc.).

4. bulletins.nyu.edu › graduate › lawCost of Attendance - NYU Bulletins

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   NYU Law School cost of attendance, international students should expect added financial obligations related to relocation and transition to studying in the U.S. (i.e., VISA fees, SEVIS, international travel, settling in, etc.). For your reference, we have included a list of some of the estimated fees incurred by a typical NYU international ...

5. www.law.nyu.edu › financialaid › budgetandbudgetingBudget and Budgeting | NYU School of Law

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   Students come to New York University School of Law from varied lifestyles but the student expense budget reflects a simple lifestyle; that of a graduate student. The Office of Student Financial Services develops student expense budgets that estimate a student's annual projected educational expenses, including:

6. bulletins.nyu.edu › cost-attendance › tuition-feesTuition and Fees - NYU Bulletins

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   Tuition and Fees. Refunds and Direct Deposit. If the receipt of your student loan (s) and/or other financial aid results in a credit balance on your Bursar account, a refund check (in your name) will automatically be mailed to your local address on file in the Albert student information system.

7. www.nyu.edu › tuitiongeneralCost of Attendance - NYU

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   While the amount you’ll pay for your education will vary on a year-to-year basis, due to factors like official tuition, you can get a sense of what to expect with our cost of attendance estimates. These figures are for undergraduate students attending full time over two semesters.

8. www.law.nyu.edu › jd-mba-guide › tuition-aidTuition and Financial Aid | NYU School of Law

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   Tuition and Fees. The JD/MBA student pays full tuition at the school through which she/he is registered each semester. If a student exceeds the maximum number of credits and/or courses permitted per semester by the school in which she/he is registering, the tuition and fees for the additional credits must be paid to that school.