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New York Film Academy

NYFA offers a wide range of programs of study, including undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as short intensive courses in various aspects of filmmaking, acting, directing, editing, animation, and other areas of the entertainment industry.

United States, New York
One of the prestigious universities in the USA
Acceptance rate - 22%
Number of students - 2,060 Number of students - 2,060
International students - 15% International students - 15%
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Quick Facts

One of the prestigious universities in the USA One of the prestigious universities in the USA
Acceptance rate - 22% Acceptance rate - 22%
Number of students - 2,060 Number of students - 2,060
International students - 15% International students - 15%

About University

NYFA's core philosophy is to provide students with practical skills and experience in the film and television industry. Training includes hours of hands-on practice using professional equipment and participation in real projects.


NYFA's faculty consists of seasoned industry professionals who have worked or are currently working in the film and television industries, allowing students to gain valuable knowledge and experience from industry leaders.

NYFA has campuses in cities around the world, including New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Paris, Florence, Hollywood, Sydney and more, giving students the opportunity to choose a location that best suits their professional ambitions and interests.

Academic Programs

Taught in English

Associate of Fine Arts

0+ programs

Specific directions for this program have not been defined yet.

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree

0+ programs

Specific directions for this program have not been defined yet.

Bachelor of Arts Degree

0+ programs

Specific directions for this program have not been defined yet.

Intakes & Deadlines

Available intake periods for application

Closed

Fall 2025

Fall 2025

Deadline: 28 Feb, 2025
Closed

Fall 2026

Fall 2026

Deadline: 28 Feb, 2026

Admission Requirements

Bachelor's Degree

Basic Requirements

GPA

3.0

English Language Level

IELTS

6

TOEFL iBT

68

Pearson PTE

51.6

Duolingo

105

How to Enroll

Follow these steps to apply New York Film Academy

1

Learning programs

Visit the official NYFA website and explore the available programs of study. Decide which program suits your interests and career goals.

2

Selecting a location and form of study

NYFA has campuses in cities around the world and also offers online learning. Decide where and how you want to study.

3

Preparation of documents

Prepare the necessary application documents, which may include a completed application, essay or motivation letter, letters of recommendation, resume, and academic and creative portfolios.

4

Providing learning outcomes

Depending on the program and location, you may need standardized test scores as well as transcripts showing your academic history.

5

Payment of the application fee

An application fee is usually required to be paid in order for your application to be considered. Make sure you research all fees and payment deadlines.

6

Submitting an application

Submit all required documents and application for admission according to the instructions provided on the official NYFA website.

7

Wait for the decision

Once you have submitted your application, wait for a decision from NYFA. This may take some time, so be patient.

8

Acceptance of the offer

If you are accepted, accept your offer to study at NYFA by following the instructions provided.

Cost of Study

Full breakdown of tuition and living costs

Annual tuition fee
$46,338/year
Includes academic materials
Housing (per year)
$15,000/year
Nutrition (per year)
$6,000/year
Transport (per year)
$4,000/year
Other (per year)
$2,500/year

Campus Life

Facilities and student experience

• New York Film Academy Library

World-class facility

• New York Film Academy Auditoriums

World-class facility

• New York Film Academy Campus

World-class facility