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 Applications are accepted throughout the year, and students are admitted for the Fall, Summer and Spring. Because enrollment is limited, early application is strongly recommended.
The process is as follows: 1. Choose either the online or printed application option: Apply Online
Applying online has it's advantages. The process is expedited and the application fee is reduced. It is also convenient - you can get started now, and finish each section at your convenience.
Proceed to the Online Application » Download the Application
Click here to read the instructions and download the latest Graduate Admissions Application. » 2. Arrange to have transcripts from your previous college work sent directly to the Program Director at the address below.Director, (program of interest)
Polytechnic Institute of NYU
Long Island Graduate Center
105 Maxess Rd., N201
Melville NY, 11747 3. Arrange for two letters of recommendation to be sent to the Program Director. These letters should preferably be from your supervisor and his or her superior. Enter your name at the top of the recommendation letter form and print out copies as needed. Each person writing in support of your application should receive a copy of the form and a pre-addressed envelope.
4. The final step to your application process is a personal interview with the Program Director to discuss your career objectives how they fit the goals of this Program.
For entrance into the Master of Science degree programs, students are typically required to have an undergraduate degree in the same, or a closely related field. Students should have also completed courses in Mathematics, Science or Engineering, with a superior undergraduate record from an accredited institution. Applicants having degrees in less closely related fields will be considered for admission on an individual basis.
Students having superior academic credentials but lacking sufficient background in their chosen field of study are admitted with conditional status pending satisfactory completion of several individually specified preparatory courses. In some cases, such students will be invited to an interview to determine the necessary preparatory courses they need to complete. Successful completion of the preparatory courses with a B or better average grade is a necessary condition for transfer to regular status. The demonstrated ability to communicate in written and spoken English is an essential ingredient for success in pursuing graduate studies and is required for regular status. Foreign students and others for whom English is a second language may be required to undertake preparatory work to improve their language skills before admission into a graduate program. Admission with advanced standing is accepted in accordance with Polytechnic regulations published in our academic catalog. A maximum of 9 units may be applied to a MS degree from previous graduate work at an acceptable institution.
If you would like to contact one of our advisors to set up a meeting, or would like to request an application be sent to you contact the Director's office:
Tel: 914.323.2000
Fax: 914.323.2010
E-mail: ligc@poly.edu
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