Admitted Students

***For the most comprehensive information, please visit your personalized myBaruch admitted student web portal, where you will find all kinds of useful information, including the online Declaration of Intent, orientation information, financial aid assistance, and more. If you don't know your login or password, please click 'Reset password' and enter the email you provided on your application***

Immunization

All students need to submit proof of MMR immunization and proof or wavier for Meningitis immunization before classes start. You cannot attend classes until your forms are turned in.

All immunization records go to the to Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 151 East 25 St., Rm. 720. Office hours are Mon - Thurs: 9 AM - 6 PM, and Friday: 9 AM - 5 PM.

Residency

Qualifying for New York state residency greatly affects how much tuition you will be paying. If you want more information on residency, including qualifying for it, click above to read more.

For more specific information on accepting your admittance, keep reading to see what applies to you.

• Freshmen

  How to confirm your offer of Admission

  Submit your Declaration of Intent

  To reserve your seat in the class, submit your completed Declaration of Inent in your acceptance packet (or on your myBaruch page) by the deadline specified in your acceptance letter.

  1. Submit your $100 Commitment Deposit
     

  All accepted students are required to pay a non-refundable $100 Commitment Tuition Deposit. The Commitment Deposit enables each student to confirm enrollment at a college to which s/he has been offered admission and will be applied towards your first semester tuition charges. For the Fall semester, the deposit must be received/postmarked by May 1, the national deadline for accepting offers of admission and financial aid. Students admitted after the May 1st deadline are strongly encouraged to pay the deposit as soon as possible.
  
  The Commitment Deposit will be waived for Veterans, SEEK students, for students who file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and have an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) of $3,000 or less. Deposit waivers based on financial hardship will be considered based on demonstrated financial need.
  
  

  Testing All students must fulfill their CUNY Freshman Skills Assessment Requirements and take the Compass Mathematics Placement Test. These tests are given by the Office of Testing and Evaluation. If you have not yet received a ticket to take these within two weeks of acceptance, please contact them as soon as possible.

  Office of Testing and Evaluation
  55 Lexington Ave. Rm. 5-220
  New York NY 10010
  Phone: 646-312-4305
  Email: testing.evaluation@baruch.cuny.edu
  Hours: Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM

  Orientation After you have successfully completed testing, you will:

  • - Register for classes. In order to be considered a fulltime student, you must take at least 12 credits.
  • - Receive your Baruch College ID.
  • - Receive your Baruch student email address.
  • - Check your bill on your CUNYfirst account. Tuition payments can be made at the Office of the Bursar. The bursar’s office accepts cash, check and money orders.
  • For more information on payment options please click here.

  Be sure to complete your necessary testing so that you can be eligible for orientation sooner.

• Transfer Students

  Confirm your acceptance of Baruch's admission offer Please visit the transfer students website for specific transfer information about accepting admission.

• International Students

  Confirm your acceptance to Baruch College

  1. Submit your I-20 form.
  The forms for obtaining your I-20 form are mailed with your acceptance letter. The I-20 form is mailed after you submit all the required forms. You will need to pay the Homeland Security fee and bring proof of payment along with I-20 when you interview for your student visa.
  
  2. Submit your completed response form.
  To assure your seat in our upcoming class, submit your completed response form by the deadline given in the acceptance letter.
  
  3. Pay your enrollment deposit.
  To secure your spot in the incoming class, you’ll need to pay your $100 enrollment deposit or have an official deposit waiver approved by the deadline shown on your acceptance letter. This deposit goes toward your tuition.
  
  This is not a comprehensive list of steps: please carefully review the documentation from the International Student Services Office to ensure that there is no delay in your processing (so you can start classes on time!)

  Please bring or mail your official final transcript to:
  Office of Undergraduate Admissions
  151 East 25 St., Rm.720
  New York NY 10010

  Hours:
  Mon - Thurs, 9:15 AM - 6 PM
  Friday, 9:15 AM - 4:45 PM
  
  
  

  Testing

  All students must fultill their CUNY Freshman Skills Assessment Requirements and take the Compass Mathematics Placement Test. These tests are given by the Office of Testing and Evaluation. If you have not yet received a ticket to take these within two weeks of acceptance, please contact them as soon as possible.

  Office of Testing and Evaluation
  55 Lexington Ave. Rm. 5-220
  New York NY 10010
  Phone: 646-312-4305
  Email: testing.evaluation@baruch.cuny.edu
  Hours: Mon - Fri, 9 AM - 5 PM

  After you successfully meet the requirements of these two tests, you will receive a letter from the Office of Orientation and New Student Programs.
  
  
  

  Orientation

  At your orientation, you will:

  • - Register for classes. In order to be considred a fulltime student, you must take at least 12 credits.
  • - Receive your Baruch College ID.
  • - Receive your Baruch student email address.
  • - Receive your bill. Payments can be made at the Office of the Bursar. The bursar’s office accepts cash, check and debit cards.
  • For more information on payment options please click here.

  Be sure to complete your necessary testing so that you can be eligible for orientation sooner.