Undergraduate Current Students | Fall Class Registration

Your will be able to register for Fall 2024 classes beginning on Wednesday, June 12 at 9:00 AM ET. 

Registering for your first semester of college classes is exciting, but it can also be confusing. That’s why there is a dedicated and experienced advising team to support you now and throughout your time at Stern, starting with this helpful registration hub. Use this resource to navigate course selection for your first semester.

Your personalized first-year schedule will vary depending on a number of factors, including what degree program you are in (BS in Business, or Business and Political Economy, or Anand Khubani Business, Technology and Entrepreneurship), whether you have any qualifying advanced standing test scores (like AP, IB, or A-Levels) that may fulfill your required courses, or even whether a particular class section has already been filled up when you log on register. Remember that your course schedule can be modified throughout the summer and into the beginning of the fall semester. You’ll learn how to build your class schedule based on your specific degree program at the links below, but before you do, here are some helpful reminders:

1. Get to know Albert. Oh, you two haven't met yet? Once you officially confirm your place in the NYU Stern Class of 2028, it's time to get acquainted! Albert is the student information portal, which is where you will be registering for your classes. Review Albert class registration guides to assist you.
2. Strive for a balanced schedule. We recommend, if possible, to stagger your classes with ideally two classes on Mondays/Wednesdays and two classes on Tuesdays/Thursdays. The required Cohort Leadership Program (CLP) class is typically held on Fridays.
3. Plan ahead. Be mindful of your expected obligations outside of the classroom (such as religious observances and other commitments) when scheduling classes.
4. Maintain satisfactory degree progress. Aim to enroll in 16 – 18 credits each semester.
5. Be Prepared. Read through the notes listed for your intended classes in Albert, as they indicate prerequisites and enrollment eligibility requirements.
6. Be flexible. It's normal that some classes may close during registration. Be prepared with several alternative sections of your selected courses (not just the ones you've placed in your cart) as well as other course options. 
7. Monitor Albert. Some courses may close and then re-open throughout the summer as students adjust their schedules.
8. Review the academic calendar. Make note of the 2024-2025 Academic Calendar and the final exam schedule. (For First Year London students, your Academic Calendar is different.) Pay special attention to school breaks, holidays and final exam dates, and plan accordingly.

Remember that you can reach out to the NYU Stern Undergraduate College Academic Advising Office if you have questions.