报考国外的大学都需要有高中毕业证的[美国] 纽约大学(纽约)New York University (New York) 建校年代：1831年 所在省州：纽约州 所在城市：New York 学生人数：50000人 中国教育部是否认证：获得认证 入学要求：

1. Send in Your High School Transcriptand Any Other Transcripts. Please mail or have the following mailedof Undergraduate AdmissionsNew York University665 Broadway, 11th FloorNew York, NY 10012-2339Final High School Transcript All entering freshmen should be sure to let their high school guidance office know that they will be attending NYU and make arrangements to have their final high school transcript sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. You will not be allowed to register for fall courses and you will be dropped from courses for which you have preregistered if we do not have your final transcript.College Transcripts If you have completed college courses while in high school, NYU generally awards credit if the courses were taken at an accredited college or university, if the courses are similar to courses offered at NYU, and if you received a grade of C or better in the course. We do not grant credit for college courses taken during high school if the courses were also used to satisfy high school graduation requirements. You should have official college transcripts sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions as soon as possible after the completion of the course.Test Scores NYU awards credit for scores of 4 or 5 on most of the College Board Advanced Placement (AP) Examinations, and for grades of 6 or 7 on the International Baccalaureate (IB) higher-level examinations. You must have official scores forwarded to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to receive credit. The NYU code for AP scores is 2562.Advanced Standing From Other Educational Systems To be considered for possible advanced standing credit from other educational systems, you must submit an attested or notarized copy of your final GCE A-level results, the Relevé des Notes for the French Baccalaureate, Diploma di Maturita for the Italian Maturita, or the Certificat de Maturité for the Swiss Maturité. Official results should be submitted to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions as soon as they are available.2. Complete Your Health Requirements. All incoming students must complete some health-related forms.New York State Public Health Law 2165 and 2167 and/or New York University require that all students (graduate, undergraduate and transfers and returning students who, to date, have not complied) taking six or more credits in a degree-granting program must provide proof of immunity to measles, mumps and rubella and acknowledge receipt of information regarding the disease meningitis/or provide proof of meningitis vaccine.If you are not in full compliance, New York State requires that the University exclude you from attending classes 30 days after the first day of class for New York State residents and 45 days after the first day of class for out-of-state and international students.Summer Deadline for Submission of Health Requirements: May 15, 2011De-enrollment Dates: Fall:NYS resident - October 5Non NYS resident/international resident - October 21 Spring:NYS resident - February 23Non NYS resident/international resident - March 10 Summer Session 1:June 15 Summer Session 2:July 28 Failure to comply prior to the schedule above will result in the following: Your being dropped from and unable to attend classes If you are de-enrolled after the above-mentioned dates, you will not be eligible to receive a refund of any portion of your tuition If you live on campus you will be required to vacate your residence hall You will be prevented from entering campus buildings Your student ID card will be deactivated If you have recently enrolled and previously have not been notified of New York State and New York University immunization requirements, we apologize that this may be your first notice. Please contact us at once by one of the following means (see below). These deadlines apply to all students.What To Do if You are Non-Compliant:You must contact us immediately to resolve the issue and ensure that you will not be de-enrolled. We are available by phone at 212-443-1199, by e-mail at health.requirements@nyu.edu or in person in the Student Health Center at 726 Broadway, Immunization Record Services, 3rd Floor, Room 336 from 10am-6pm, Monday-Friday. Do not wait until the last minute. Processing the information takes some time.What To Do if You Cannot Locate Your Records:If you cannot locate your immunization records and need to be vaccinated to fulfill the requirement, you can be vaccinated at the Student Health Center for a modest charge. You can also be vaccinated for MMR at no charge at a NYC Department of Health Clinic.Where to Get Immunized:Below are the links to the SHC Immunization Clinic Schedule and NYC Department of Health Locations:>SHC Immunization Clinic Schedule>NYC Department of HealthWhere to Send Forms:Required forms may be downloaded by clicking the links under "Forms" in the right column of this web page (see above). Please submit the required documentation to: NYU Student Health Center Immunization Record Services 726 Broadway, Room 336 New York NY 10003Or by fax at (212) 443-1198.You are exempt from immunization requirements if any of the following apply: If you are taking less than six credits If you are only taking on-line courses and you do not come to campus Should you enroll for more than six credits or change to an on-site program, you will be required to comply.We advise that you keep a copy of your completed immunization forms and bring them with you to campus in the event there has been a problem with receipt of your information.If you have any questions or concerns regarding immunization requirements, please contact the Student Health Center at health.requirements@nyu.edu or by phone at 212-443-1199.In order to help you navigate through the health requirements, please click on the appropriate link below for detailed information regarding the health requirements pertaining to you.For more information, read our NYU Health Requirement Policy (PDF).NEW STUDENTSNew Undergraduates studying in the USA----------------------------------------------------New Graduates studying in the USASpring--------SpringSummer--------SummerFall--------FallNew Undergraduates studying abroad(outside the USA)----------------------------------------------------New Graduates studying abroad(outside the USA)Spring--------SpringSummer--------SummerFall--------FallRETURNING STUDENTSReturning Undergraduates studying in the USA----------------------------------------------------Returning Graduates studying in the USASpring--------SpringSummer--------SummerFall--------FallReturning Undergraduates studying abroad(outside the USA)----------------------------------------------------Returning Graduates studying abroad(outside the USA)Spring--------SpringSummer--------SummerFall--------Fall3. Pay Your Bill. Make arrangements to have your bills to NYU paid.4. Check Your Financial Aid. Please make sure your paperwork is complete and up to date at the Office of Financial Aid. You can check the status of your financial aid by visiting NYUHome.