Your acceptance email explains what you need to do in order to confirm that you plan to attend the program. Accepted students will be provided a link to the NYU enrollment form which they must fill out to be registered for the class. Students will have three days to submit the enrollment form. After submitting the enrollment form, students will be registered for the class and will be emailed information on how to pay their bill with a payment deadline.

• To confirm your spot, you will need to pay the non-refundable and non-transferable total cost of the program by eCheck, wire transfer, or personal check.

• Activate your Net ID - Go to http://start.nyu.edu and follow the instructions. Your NetID is your login and username for your NYUHome and e-mail accounts. When you do this, you will at the same time also enable your NYUHome portal and NYU email accounts.

• Log in to NYUHome - Go to http://home.nyu.edu and enter your NetID and password. Visit the various tabs to familiarize yourself with the layout and information available.

• Log in to Albert - From the NYUHome Welcome screen, click on the tab labeled “Academics.” On the upper left side of the Academics page, click the box labeled “Albert Login.” You will now be at the Albert Welcome screen. Albert is NYU’s student information system.

• Activate/Check your NYU Email - Please Note: If you “Accept” your admissions offer, at this point in the process you will need to WAIT 24 HOURS to activate your email. If you receive an error message stating that the system does not recognize your credentials, simply try back the next day. If the problem persists, email a screenshot of the error message to university.programs@nyu.edu.

After 24 hours, you may now activate your NYU email account by returning to the "Start" page (http://start.nyu.edu) and logging in with your NetID and password then selecting the menu option "Set an NYU Google Apps for Education password".

You can check your NYU email by logging into NYUHome and click the “Email” link, or navigate directly to email.nyu.edu, and using your NYUHome credentials. All NYU correspondence from this point on will be sent to your NYU email address. Your NYU email address consists of your Net ID@nyu.edu.

Special Note for Waitlisted Students: If enrollment for a course reaches capacity, additional registrants will be added to the waitlist. Waitlisted candidates will be notified if additional space in the class becomes available. Students who are taken off the waitlist will be able to access their NYU email 24 hours after they accept their offer of admission.

International students can submit final payment via this site. 

The total amount for tuition for 4 units (credits) can be found under "Tuition and Fees" on the Online High School Filmmakers Workshop or Online High School Screenwriters Workshop program page.

Registration is first come, first served. Notification regarding your tuition bill will be sent to your NYU email address. 

If accepted, you will be required to confirm your participation and pay in full within five (5) days after registration via NYU eSuite, NYU's eCheck system. International students must confirm your participation by paying via Flywire, NYU's wire transfer system. Instructions for third-party payments are available on the NYU Bursar's website.

You can access and pay your bill via Albert 24 hours a day.

• Log in to your NYUHome account - Go to http://home.nyu.edu and enter your NetID and password.

• Log in to Albert - From the NYUHome Welcome screen, click on the tab labeled “Academics.” On the upper left side of the Academics page, click the box labeled “Albert Login.” You will now be at the Albert Welcome screen.

• Enter your Student Center.

• Click on ‘View Bursar Account’ (bottom right hand corner under ‘Finances’).

• Follow the instructions to make a payment.

The preferred method of payment is by electronic check. There is no additional fee for this safe and secure service. If you are unable to pay using an electronic check, please select one of our other methods of payment.

If you would like to add a parent to your eSuite account as an authorized user, follow the directions found here. Account activity can be viewed by signing into eSuite and clicking on 'View Activity' under the 'My Account' tab.

Please note that payment plans offered through the Office of the Bursar or extension of the final payment deadline is not applicable to the Online High School Filmmakers Workshop or Online High School Screenwriters Workshop.

If you require an official statement of fees for tax purposes or company reimbursement, please contact NYU Bursar here. Please remember if you have not filled out and submitted your housing application, housing and meal plan charges will not be added to your account.  If you have any questions, please contact the Office of the Bursar at bursar.studentaccounts@nyu.edu or 212-998-2806. You will need to have your NYU Identification number or Nnumber handy when contacting the Office of the Bursar. You may also visit their website.

In order to participate in the Online High School Filmmakers Workshop or Online High School Screenwriters Workshop programs, all students must submit the NYU Program Forms no later than 9:00 a.m. (Eastern Time Zone) on Wednesday, July 1, 2020.

Emergency Contact Information WebForm

• If you receive a notice to "sign-in", you can sign-in by using your NYU Google Apps password. For instructions, see here.
  

• This is a webform that is automatically submitted upon completion - no upload, email, fax, or mailing is necessary.
  

If you are unable to access this webform, please email tisch.highschool@nyu.edu to access an alternative version.

NYU Program Forms

Students will receive an email with a link to DocuSign (all forms are electronic and available via the link) with submission instructions. Forms require the signatures of both students and parents.

The DocuSign portals are linked below: 

• Forms for Students Under 18
• Forms for Students Who Are 18 or Older

If you did not receive a program form email or you have difficulty with DocuSign, please contact NYU University Programs at university.programs@nyu.edu or 212-998-2292.

Full payment and completion of all forms by the deadline dates listed above are necessary in order to participate in the Tisch Online High School workshops.

You will be utilizing the Smashcut platform to take this course. Closer to the start date of the program, we will be emailing you a link that will direct you to create your Smashcut accounts. For the best experience, please use the Chrome web browser when registering your account. You can download the latest version of Chrome here. 

After you create your accounts, the Smashcut team will reach out with a welcome email and give you access to the Help Center, as well as a tutorial on how to use the site.  Once your account is created, you will also be able to begin your class. A reminder that the course runs during NYU's second summer session from July 6 - July 31, 2020.

Wellness

Wellness Exchange is the key to accessing NYU's extensive health and mental health resources. A central feature common to all these services is a private, 24/7 hotline that puts students in touch with professionals who can help them address day-to-day challenges as well as other health-related concerns including medical issues, academic stress, depression, sexual assault, anxiety, alcohol and other drug dependence, sexually transmitted infections and eating disorders. The Wellness Exchange is also available for students who just need to talk—for whatever reason.  You can access the Wellness Exchange anytime at 212-443-9999 or at www.nyu.edu/999.

Wellness and Counseling Services at the Student Health Center (212 443-9999) provides counseling and emergency response. Students can speak with counselors 24/7 by phone (212) 443-9999 or via email at wellness.exchange@nyu.edu. Crisis Response Counselors are available to manage emergencies and oversee students’ care around the clock as well.

Counseling Services (212-998-4780) provides free consultations, short-term psychotherapy, psychiatric services, group therapy, and outreach services.  Though the Counseling Service does not provide long-term psycho-therapeutic or psychiatric services, they can provide referrals and help students utilize a variety of options in the community.

Moses Center for Student Accessibility

New York University is committed to providing equal educational opportunity and participation for students with disabilities. It is the University’s policy that no qualified student with a disability be excluded from participating in any University program or activity, denied the benefits of any University program or activity, or otherwise subjected to discrimination with regard to any University program or activity. The Moses Center for Student Accessibility (CSA) determines qualified disability status and assists students in obtaining appropriate accommodations and services. CSA operates according to an “Independent Living Philosophy”, and strives in its policies and practices to empower each student to become as independent as possible. Our services are designed to encourage independence, backed by a strong system of support.

Any student who needs a reasonable accommodation based on a qualified disability is required to register with the CSA for assistance. Please visit here for information.

The Student Health Center

The Student Health Center (212-443-1000) offers an array of services directed at student wellness and prevention, including programs dealing with substance abuse, nutrition and eating concerns, and relationship issues. Medical services for urgent care only are available at the Health Center. Please refer to the guidelines and more information about what constitutes as "urgent care" and how to make an appointment. Medical Service hours can be found here.

Requirements for the Online High School Filmmakers Workshop:

• This is an intense, month-long course with daily deliverables. 
• Students should be prepared to dedicate 6-10 hours per week for this course.
• Students are required to supply their own technology – camera, sound, and editing – for this class. 
• Students can shoot with their own prosumer camera, DSLR or cell phone that can shoot high quality footage. 
• Students must use a desktop or laptop computer with a webcam, microphone, and audio capability. 
• This online course works best with a fast, reliable internet connection, and requires Chrome web browser.

Requirements for the Online High School Screenwriters Workshop:

• Students must use a desktop or laptop computer with a webcam, microphone, and audio capability. 
• This online course works best with a fast, reliable internet connection, and requires Chrome web browser.
• Students should be prepared to dedicate 6-10 hours per week for this course.

Students should review the rules and policies set forth here regarding academic standards which encompass attendance, academic honesty, and other areas. These standards are available on the NYU Summer High School Programs Handbook website.

Students and parents/guardians should discuss with each other the rules and policies set forth here. Please be advised that due to the particular nature of NYU summer programs, certain student conduct policies are considered to be fundamental to the success of the program. 

Failure to comply with the rules and policies of the University and/or of NYU summer programs may lead to disciplinary action up to and including dismissal from a program with no refund of tuition or fees.

These policies can be found on the NYU Summer High School Programs Handbook website.

During the 4 weeks of the Tisch Online High School Filmmakers Workshop or the Tisch Online High School Screenwriters Workshop, students will earn 4 college credits. Each college or university has its own transfer policy, so students will need to inquire how credits earned in the Tisch Online High School workshops can be applied once they are admitted to an undergraduate program.

All grades will be posted by September, but academic transcripts ARE NOT automatically sent at the end of the summer. If students would like an academic transcript, they can submit a request by:

• Visiting the Registrar’s Office located at the StudentLink Center (383 Lafayette Street, 1st Floor)

• Mailing or faxing a letter to the University Registrar.

• More information can be found on the registrar’s website.

Transcripts can be requested at any time. When making requests in person, photo ID must be presented. Mailed or faxed requests require the signature of the student. Only the student can make a request for his or her grades. Please note that any students who have not completely paid all charges attributed to their program will not be able to request a transcript until their Bursar account is settled. Students with questions about their account should contact the Office of the Bursar at NYU at (212) 998-2806 or bursar.studentaccounts@nyu.edu. Please include the student identification number or N# in the email correspondence or have it ready when calling the Office of the Bursar.

NYU IT Service Desk

Office of the Bursar

Office of the Registrar

Office of University Programs

Student Health Center

General Questions
Email: tisch.highschool@nyu.edu
Phone: (212) 998-1500

Tisch Special Programs Admissions
Email: tisch.special.admissions@nyu.edu
Phone: (212) 998-1512