| FROM NYFA TO THE NEW SCHOOL |
Apply your New York Film Academy (NYFA) credits towards a Bachelor's degree at The New School, located in New York City's Greenwich Village, just a few blocks from the New York Film Academy's campus on Union Square. Graduates of the NYFA one-year programs in Filmmaking, Documentary Filmmaking, Producing, and Screenwriting are invited to apply to The New School Bachelor's Program, offering both a bachelor of art and bachelor of science degree in the liberal arts.
Completing your undergraduate degree at The New School allows you to self design a degree plan based on your academic interests and professional goals. You will work closely with a faculty advisor to choose from a diverse set of courses (over 800) each semester. At The New School you will find an equally diverse student body and a stimulating educational environment in which students are truly excited to learn. You will also find the flexibility-through options such as evening, online, and blended (part online/part on campus) classes-to complete your degree on your own terms, in your own time. Please contact the New School Office of Admission for the complete set of curriculum requirements.
www.adultba.newschool.edu
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| ADMISSION |
Admission Requirements:
Students must complete the NYFA program with a minimum 3.0 GPA prior to enrolling at The New School (but can apply during their final term at NYFA).
Students must apply to The New School for the semester (fall or spring) directly following completion of the NYFA program. The Fall Application Deadline is June 1st and Spring Application Deadline is November 1st.
Students must be at least 22 years of age at the time of enrollment at The New School.
Students must complete the full application process, including a completed application, submission of the three required essays, a resume, official transcripts, and the admission interview.
Students whose first/native language is not English must submit official TOEFL scores with a score over 88 (internet-based exam) or 230 (computer-based exam).
Students must apply and be accepted to both institutions (New York Film Academy and the New School) to take advantage of this opportunity.
Upon successful completion of the chosen New York Film Academy program, qualified candidates can apply the listed number of credits towards the bachelor’s degree at The New School.
ONE-YEAR FILMMAKING
ONE-YEAR DOCUMENTARY FILMMAKING
ONE-YEAR SCREENWRITING
ONE-YEAR PRODUCING |
39 Credits
36 Credits
38 Credits
39 Credits |
• Click here to apply online or download and print an application for the New School.
• Click here to apply online or download and print an application for NYFA.
Any questions can be directed to Cory Meyers, Assistant Director of Admission at The New School via email at meyersc@newschool.edu or phone at 212.229.5630.
David Klein, Senior Director, at the New York Film Academy at david@nyfa.edu or 212.674.4300.
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| ABOUT THE NEW SCHOOL |
| The New School, a fully-accredited private university, was founded in New York City in 1919 as a bastion of intellectual and artistic freedom. Some of the finest minds of the 20th century, including Martha Graham, Frank Lloyd Wright, Aaron Copland, and W.H. Auden, taught classes at the university. To this day, accomplished teachers and professionals choose The New School as a place to introduce new courses and explore new ideas. In this way, the university remains on the cutting edge of the intellectual and creative life of New York City.
Artists, scholars, and students from all 50 states and around the world attend The New School's diverse programs to earn bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degrees, complete certificate programs, or take continuing education classes. The 9,000 matriculated students and 15,000 continuing education students who study on campus in Greenwich Village or online enjoy a disciplined education supported by small class sizes, superior resources, and renowned working faculty who practice what they teach.
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