New York School of Interior Design
New York, NY · Private four-year · City: Large
440undergraduates
63%admitted
Test-optionalSAT/ACT
$39,155average net price per year
80%graduate in 6 years
67%return for year two
Admissions
- Applicants
- 179
- Admitted
- 108
- Admit rate
- 63%
- Admit rate, women
- 61%
- Admit rate, men
- 57%
- Admitted students who enroll
- 30%
- First-year students
- 32
- SAT/ACT
- Test-optional
- Students who sent SAT scores
- 0%
- Students who sent ACT scores
- 0%
| High school GPA | Required |
|---|---|
| High school record | Required |
| College-prep coursework | Considered, not required |
| SAT or ACT scores | Considered, not required |
| Recommendations | Required |
| Essay or personal statement | Required |
| Class rank | Not considered |
| Demonstrated competencies | Required |
| English proficiency test | Required |
| Work experience | Considered, not required |
| Legacy status | Not considered |
Majors
1 undergraduate program that awarded a degree or certificate last year, grouped by field. Numbers are how many were awarded.
Visual and performing arts (1)
- Interior Design Certificate (under 1 year) (51 awarded), Associate (24 awarded), Bachelor's (27 awarded)
Graduate programs (2)
- Interior Design Master's
- Architectural and Building Sciences/Technology Master's
Cost and aid
- Tuition and fees, in-state
- $30,330
- Books and supplies
- $1,600
- Total cost living at home
- $39,130
Published prices for 2023-24.
| Family income | Per year |
|---|---|
| $0-30,000 | $42,159 |
| $30,001-48,000 | $36,808 |
| $75,001-110,000 | $38,907 |
| Over $110,000 | $44,480 |
Net price is the full cost minus grants and scholarships, for full-time first-year students who got aid in 2022-23.
- First-year students who got any aid
- 60%
- Got grants or scholarships
- 53%
- Average grant or scholarship
- $6,325
- Got a grant from the college
- 27%
- Average grant from the college
- $5,250
- Undergraduates with a Pell grant
- 15%
- First-year students who borrowed
- 53%
- Average amount borrowed
- $11,656
Graduation
- Bachelor's in 4 years
- 40%
- Bachelor's in 5 years
- 80%
- Bachelor's in 6 years
- 80%
- Bachelor's in 8 years
- 100%
- Any degree in 6 years (all students)
- 54%
- Transferred to another college
- 8%
- Came back for year two
- 67%
| Neither | 80% |
|---|
| Group | Students | Graduated |
|---|---|---|
| Women | 5 | 80% (small group) |
| Hispanic | 1 | 100% (small group) |
| White | 1 | 100% (small group) |
| International | 3 | 67% (small group) |
| Started | Students | Earned a degree or certificate here | Enrolled at another college |
|---|---|---|---|
| Started here, full-time | 9 | 44% (small group) | 22% |
| Started here, part-time | 10 | 60% (small group) | 20% |
| Transferred in, full-time | 33 | 91% | 3% |
| Transferred in, part-time | 72 | 51% | 10% |
Graduation rates follow students who started full-time for the first time in fall 2017. Groups under 20 students are marked because a few students change the rate a lot.
Students
- Total students
- 593
- Undergraduates
- 440
- Full-time undergraduates
- 124
- Part-time undergraduates
- 316
- Graduate students
- 153
- Students per faculty member
- 10 to 1
- First-year students from in state
- 47%
- From out of state
- 34%
- From other countries
- 13%
- Undergraduates age 25 and up
- 65%
- Undergraduates taking all classes online
- 57%
- Undergraduates registered with disability services
- 3%
| Women | 92% |
|---|---|
| American Indian or Alaska Native | 0% |
| Asian | 5% |
| Black | 4% |
| Hispanic | 14% |
| Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander | 0% |
| White | 57% |
| Two or more races | 3% |
| Race unknown | 7% |
| International | 9% |
Campus life
- Setting
- City: Large
- Address
- 170 East 70th Street, New York, NY, 10021
- County
- New York County
- Type
- Special Focus Four-Year: Arts, Music & Design Schools
- Highest degree
- Master's degree
- Academic calendar
- Semester
- Offers
- Study abroad, Weekend or evening classes, Online programs, Credit for AP exams, Yellow Ribbon (veterans)
Source: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, IPEDS (2022-23 to 2024-25 surveys), and the College Scorecard.