How to Apply

On this page, you'll find a checklist of required application materials for our BA/BFA dual degree programs at Parsons/Lang and Jazz/Lang, as well as specific instructions for students applying from international high schools or colleges, students whose native language is not English, transfer students, homeschooled students, and students seeking readmission to The New School.

Application Deadlines

Fall
First-Year Early Action or Early Decision (Lang/Parsons only): November 1
First-Year Regular Decision: January 15
Transfer Students: March 1
Applicants for Readmission: July 15

Spring
All Applicants: October 15

FAFSA (U.S. Citizens and Eligible Non-citizens)
Fall Applicants: February 1
Spring Applicants: November 1

All deadlines listed above are our priority deadlines, with the exception of the Early Action deadline. Applications received after these deadlines will be reviewed if space is still available in our program. Early Action applications submitted or completed after the deadline will be rolled over for Regular Decision consideration in the spring. The Admission Committee will make a decision on your application only after all the required materials have been received. Please email us at lang@newschool.edu to ask if we are still accepting applications.

Application Process

Additional Information for Specific Applicants

Some applicants are required to submit additional information. If you identify as an applicant from one of these populations please submit the required information below.

Contact Us

Office of Admission
72 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
admission@newschool.edu
212.229.5150 or 800.292.3040

BA/BFA Advising
2 West 13th Street, room 506
New York, NY 10011
advisingbafa@newschool.edu

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