Admitted
Transfer
(On-Campus)
Students

The first thing you need to do is pay your enrollment deposit ($400) and complete the Tuition Agreement Form.

You can pay your enrollment deposit by debit, credit, or e-check at the Applicant Status Page. If you do pay online, you will need submit your Tuition Agreement Form to our Office of Student Financial Services separately.

You can also pay by check, cash or money order (see address below).

If you have any questions about submitting your payment, please contact our Office of Student Accounts for details.

LIM College
Office of Student Financial Services
12 East 53rd St.
New York, NY 10022

Phone: (212) 310-0689
Fax: (212) 750-3452
sfs@limcollege.edu

There will be a series of Orientation activities online throughout the summer — such as group talks and meetups, and info. sessions about student services, programs, and procedures. Click here for all the details. Remember, you have to be an enrolled student to attend virtual Orientation events, so secure your spot today!

Our Residence Hall is on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. It's a quick commute to our academic buildings and close to Central Park, subways, buses, and all kinds of restaurants and stores. If you choose to live in the Residence Hall, you must make these arrangements through the Office of Residence Life via our online housing application system.

To apply for housing, you'll need access to your LIM email account, which you'll get once you pay your enrollment deposit. (See Step #1)

LIM College
Office of Housing & Residence Life
1760 Third Ave.
New York, NY 10029

Phone: (646) 388-8427
Fax: (212) 750-3467
residencelife@limcollege.edu

New York State Law requires that all students have immunization records on file at LIM College in order to attend classes. Have your healthcare provider complete the form (link below) and submit it to our Office of Counseling and Accessibility Services via the email at cas@limcollege.edu. All forms must be submitted by July 31.

IMMUNIZATIONS FORM

LIM College
Office of Counseling and Accessibility Services
216 East 45th Street
New York, NY 10017

Phone: (646) 218-6048
Fax:  (212) 750-3466
cas@limcollege.edu

Don't leave money on the table! Apply for financial aid. To start this process, complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to determine your eligibility. Just put the LIM College school code 007466 on your form and we'll automatically get a copy of your FAFSA.

These are challenging times for many students and their families, but we're here to help make your education more affordable. If you'd like to discuss your current financial situation, please book a personal appointment with a Student Financial Services Counselor by clicking here.

For more details on the types of financial aid that may be available to you and how to apply for it, click here.

All students must be financially cleared to attend classes. "Financially cleared" means you have either paid your tuition or have plans on record with the Office of Student Financial Services that demonstrate you will have the funds in place to pay your tuition (that can be through a combination of grants, loans, scholarships, a payment plan, etc.). The financial clearance deadline for Fall 2020 is August 17.

LIM College
Office of Student Financial Services
12 East 53rd St.
New York, NY 10022

Phone: (212) 310-0689
Fax: (212) 750-3452
sfs@limcollege.edu

All LIM students are required to have health insurance. If you aren’t already covered by your own or your family’s plan, don’t worry, we provide a student health insurance plan (through Gallagher Koster).

And to make sure that everyone is covered from Day One, we automatically apply a charge for student health insurance to your account.

• If you don’t have your own coverage already, you’re all set. You can visit www.gallagherkoster.com/LIM for information on plan benefits, prescription drug coverage, finding a doctor and how to submit a claim.
• If you will have your own insurance or be covered by your family’s plan, all you have to do is submit a waiver to the Office of Student Financial Services with proof of that coverage, and we’ll remove that student health insurance charge.

LIM College
Office of Student Financial Services
12 East 53rd St.
New York, NY 10022

Phone: (212) 310-0689
Fax: (212) 750-3452
sfs@limcollege.edu

NEW FRESHMEN: LIM College must receive your official final high school transcript after you have graduated. New York State Law requires that you submit proof of high school graduation by July 31 in order to sit in our classes in the fall. If you cannot obtain your final high school transcript, you can submit your official diploma. We also need all official final transcripts for any college/university classes you have taken or are now taking.

TRANSFER STUDENTS: You must submit all your college/university transcripts to the Office of Admissions by July 31 to receive transfer credit for the courses you’ve taken.

Oh, and we can't accept photocopies – we need the real thing!

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS: You must submit official secondary school equivalency. The document(s) must represent the equivalence of high school graduation in the United States. All documents not written in English must be accompanied by a credential evaluation performed by any NACES accredited evaluation service.

International Baccalaureate students must submit final grades along with course descriptions or syllabi to receive credit for completed courses.

Final High School Transcript Request Form

Admissions Policies

Once you submit your Enrollment Deposit (Step #1), you can set up your LIM College email account. You should begin using your LIM email immediately, so you can receive updates and important info. about Orientation and courses. If you need help with your email account, contact LIM's IT Help Desk at (212) 752-1530 ext. 390 or by email.

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NEW FRESHMEN

You can register for courses on campus during New Student Orientation.

All first time freshmen must will receive a placement based on scores on file or a recommendation to complete the online placement exam. The placement exam is taken online and must be completed by the deadlines outlined in the New Student Orientation information.

When you register during Orientation, you’ll be assisted by an Academic Advisor, who will help you select courses and plan your degree program. 

If you cannot attend Orientation on one of the scheduled dates, please contact your Admissions Counselor.

TRANSFER STUDENTS

If you are admitted as a transfer student, you will receive a transcript analysis within three weeks of being accepted. It will tell you which courses you’ve already taken will transfer into LIM College and which courses you still need to take to earn your degree. You may also need to take our online English/Math placement exam by the deadlines outlined in the New Student Orientation information. Your transcript analysis will include instructions on how to register. If you have questions about registration, please contact the LIM College Transfer team at transferservices@limcollege.edu.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

International Student Orientation and registration occurs before the start of the semester. If you will be a freshman, you must take the online placement test. Transfer Students who have successfully demonstrated completion of an English Composition course at a United States college may have that credit evaluated and will qualify out of the writing placement test. Similarly, Math placement is based on applicable transfer credit and/or standardized test scores. International students without these credentials are required to take a mathematics placement test. Any international student who place into remedial mathematics must adhere to the Remedial Course Policy as stated in the LIM College catalog.

Your next step is to attend a departure webinar.  This webinar is designed to provide you with I20 and Visa information, Important dates, instructions on how to access the placement test and other additional steps.  More information will be provided to you in the New Student Guide which is sent via email at the end of May.

Once you have scheduled your classes, you can purchase or rent textbooks online or in the LIM Bookstore in our Maxwell Hall building (216 East 45th St.). You can also get course materials, LIM apparel, and supplies at the Bookstore.

LIM College Bookstore
(800) 677-1323 ext.420
bookstore@limcollege.edu