NYU Albert: New York University Portal Guide 2023

NYU Albert: New York University Portal Guide 2023

The student information system at New York University has a portal called NYU Albert. The Albert NYU website also has a mobile version. Albert is used by advisors and students to register for classes, look up prerequisites, grade requirements, financial aid eligibility, and more. This website will only be utilized for financial aid for Graduate Stern students. You can accept, modify, or deny your federal loans using the Albert portal, and you can follow the progress of your application approval. Any additional assistance you may have received will also be shown on Albert Portal. For further information about the New York University Portal for the 2023 academic year, see the section below.

Getting Started with NYU Albert

• Open the website albert.nyu.edu.
• Then, select “Sign in to Albert.”
• Your NYU NetID must be entered on the sign-in page.
• Enter your password here.
• Then, to access Albert Portal, click Log In.

How to Access Your Financial Aid Information

• To see your financial aid data, log into your NYU Albert account. Your NetID serves as your username, and the password you choose serves as your password. The case of your NetID and password matters.
• Under the image, select the link for the Student Center. Keep in mind that NYU Albert is solely utilized for financial aid. Refer to AIS if you have questions about Records and Registration or your Bursar account.
• Review the to-do list* when you arrive at the Student Center.
• After carefully reading this list, click the accept/decline honors option in the middle of the student center page.
• Your reward package will be shown on this page, where you can choose the desired federal loan amount.
• You complete your choice, make sure to click the submit button.

What Does The NYU Albert Mobile Do?

Many of the same features as the main site are available on NYU Albert Mobile, but in a more condensed, mobile-friendly format. Students can access university calendars, maps, and course catalogs as well as check their schedules, grades, and bills.