Campus of The New School

    The New School

    New York, NY, United States

    Data verified Nov 2026 · CollegesRef 2026–27 edition

    • Private nonprofit
    • R2 research university

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    The New School Cost & Financial Aid

    At The New School, students from families earning up to $30,000 paid an average of $39,567 a year after grants, against $59,291 for families earning over $110,000.

    The New School average annual cost

    Source: U.S. College Scorecard, 2025

    Average annual cost after grants

    $48,163

    $28,247 above the median for 4-year colleges ($19,916).

    By family income

    Family incomeAverage annual cost
    $0 to $30,000$39,567
    $30,001 to $48,000$39,465
    $48,001 to $75,000$46,064
    $75,001 to $110,000$49,974
    Over $110,000$59,291

    Average yearly cost of attendance minus grants and scholarships for full-time, first-time undergraduates who received federal aid. Loans are not subtracted.

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    Cost & financial aid

    Verified data· U.S. College Scorecard · 2025

    Published price vs. what students paid

    Tuition & fees
    $61,558
    Average net price
    $48,163
    Tuition is the published yearly price. Average net price is the yearly cost of attendance (tuition, housing, food, books) minus grants and scholarships.

    Students receiving Pell Grants

    Pell Grant recipients
    18.2%
    Share of undergraduates who receive a federal Pell Grant, a common signal of how many students come from lower-income families.

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    The New School cost of attendance breakdown

    Source: U.S. College Scorecard, 2025

    Tuition and fees
    $61,558
    Room and board (on campus)
    $27,514
    Books and supplies
    $1,397
    Total cost of attendance (published)
    $84,878

    The published cost of attendance also covers transport and personal expenses. Out-of-state students at public colleges pay the out-of-state tuition.

    Student loans and debt at The New School

    Source: U.S. College Scorecard, 2025

    Undergraduates with a federal loan
    26.5%
    Median federal debt at graduation
    $21,250
    Monthly payment, 10-year plan
    $242

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    Scholarships you may be eligible for

    Awards you could use at The New School: the college's own scholarships, programs from NY and federal grants. Each is checked against its official page; open one to see the full rules.

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    • NY program · Residents of NY · need-based

    • NY program · Residents of NY · need-based

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      State · NY

      Excelsior Scholarship

      New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC)

      Award
      Amount varies
      Remaining tuition at SUNY or CUNY after other grants (last-dollar)
      Closes
      Varies by college
      • Need-based
      • Renewable
    • Federal grant · Most students can apply

    • Federal grant · Most students can apply

    • Federal grant · Most students can apply

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      Federal

      Boren Fellowships

      Defense Language and National Security Education Office (DLNSEO)

      Award
      $12,500 to $25,000
      Closes
      Varies by college
      • Merit-based
      • Essay required
      • One-time
    • Federal grant · Most students can apply

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