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The New York Institute of Technology - Central Islip

Instate Tuition (2007-2008)
$15,700
Out-of-state Tuition (2007-2008)
$15,700

NYITC-Islip Address

NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-CENTRAL ISLIP
211 CARLETON AVE
CENTRAL ISLIP NY 11722-4501
General information:(631) 348-3000
Financial aid office:(631) 348-3220
Admissions office:(631) 348-3200University Homepage

Tuition + NYITC-Islip Housing (2007-2008)


Undergrad Application Fee: $50

University Makeup (2007-2008)

# of Undergrads: 891
# of Grad students: 82
# of Part time: 296
Total Students: 973
Male

58.0%
Female

42.0%
International

4%
African-American

12%
American Indian

0%
Asian

4%
Hispanic

12%
Caucasian

43%
Unknown

26%

Financial Aid

91% First time, full time students receive federal aid and the average amount is $1,089

67% of students receive State/Local grants and the average amount is $1,394

59% receive instiutional grants and the average institutional award is $932

88% receive student loans and the average amount is $1,496President's Scholarship, Theodore K. Steele Memorial Scholarship, Transfer Scholarships, Brett Kaufman Memorial Alumni Scholarship, NYIT Academic Scholarship Program, Pat Curcio Scholarships, NYIT Scholarship, NYIT Grant

Paying for your education may be one of the biggest challenges you encounter as a student. At first glance, the figures for tuition might seem out of your reach. At NYIT, we understand the importance of balancing your desire for a high quality college education with the reality of your financial situation. And we want to help.

NYIT is proud to offer a number of generous financial aid options to students who might otherwise have difficulty paying for college. Some of these options are NYIT-sponsored; others are offered through federal, state and local government programs. The Office of Financial Aid coordinates all of these programs and works with students to determine eligibility, sort through all the different options and create a financial aid package that can make an NYIT education a reality.

Part of NYIT's mission is to offer access to educational opportunity for all qualified students. We believe every qualified student deserves the chance to earn a quality college education, regardless of his or her financial status. We have worked hard to keep our tuition moderate, one of the lowest of any private college or university in New York State. And we offer generous scholarships and financial aid opportunities that bring tuition costs down to even more affordable levels.

Private, not-for-profit Institution
Baccalaureate Colleges-General
Master's (Comprehensive) Colleges and Universities I

Special Programs

Architectural Technology/Management, Behavioral Sciences (Criminal Justice BS) with Touro Law Center

Majors

• Advertising
• Architectural Technology
• Architecture
• Behavioral Sciences (with options in Psychology; Sociology; Community Mental Health and Criminal Justice
• Business Administration (with options in Finance; Marketing; Management; Management of Information Systems; Computer Science
• Computer Science
• Culinary Art
• Electrical Technology
• English
• GRADUATE: Architecture (Urban and Regional Design)
• Hospitality Management
• Human Relations (with an option in Gerontology)
• Human Resources Management and Labor Relations
• Interdisciplinary Studies
• Management
• Mechanical Technology
• TEACHER EDUCATION: Middle Childhood Education in Biology; Chemistry; English; Mathematics; Physics and Social Studies
• Telecommunications Network Management
• UNDERGRADUATE: Accounting
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