Admitted Students

Submit Deposit(s) Online

Preferred Method

Submit Deposit by Wire Transfer

Only from foreign countries where online deposit is not possible

• Pratt uses FlyWire for wire transfer. Please read more on our Payments Page. 
• Submit your deposit using FlyWire
• Fill out the Pratt Enrollment Deposit Form (PDF). After you’ve submitted your deposit, email the completed form to Chris Paisley cpaisley@pratt.edu 

Submit Deposit by Check

Only when the above options are not available

• Checks should be made payable to “Pratt Institute”
• Fill out the Pratt Enrollment Deposit Form (PDF). Mail the check and completed form to: 
  
  Pratt Institute
  Office of Admissions
  200 Willoughby Avenue
  Brooklyn, NY 11205

• All first-year (high school) students are guaranteed housing if they deposit by May 1 and complete their Housing Preferences by June 1.
• Transfer students will be provided with housing as long as space permits.

Transfer Housing Assignments

The assignment process for new transfer students begins after June 1 and continues as space becomes available. Once the assignment process begins, the student will be contacted as to whether their request can be met. If requests cannot be met, students will be waitlisted and assigned a space only if and when space becomes available. Depositing early increases the likelihood of housing assignment, however we are unable to guarantee housing. 

Off-Campus Housing

Students may make use of the variety of off-campus resources to help in identifying off-campus alternatives. 

Once you’ve deposited and received your OneKey, please visit our Deposited Undergraduate Student page for next steps along with health forms.  

Important: It is imperative that you submit all required health forms by the deadline to ensure there is no delay in registering you for classes. Those who have not yet cleared their health holds by satisfying all health office requirements before the time of registration will be prevented from registering for class until all requirements are satisfied. We recommend completing health forms as early as possible to avoid any delays during registration. Please make sure to also review our Back to Pratt section of the website for the most up-to-date communications to the community regarding course modalities and response to Covid-19. 

Proof of COVID-19 vaccinations, boosters, and exemptions will no longer be required for new or current Pratt students, faculty, or staff, and will no longer be a determining factor for Pratt ID access to campus facilities. Pratt strongly encourages all community members to remain up to date with the latest COVID-19 vaccines and boosters. Pratt will continue to follow guidance from the CDC, as well as city, state, and federal directives, and may revise policies if circumstances require.

In order to receive your visa, you must request the I-20 from Pratt. Instructions for doing this will be emailed to you upon receiving your deposit(s).

Note: Please protect yourself against financial scams by phone and email, by people posing as government agencies or schools, and never make payments or share personal information with a source you do not know or trust. Pratt or any government agency will never ask you to complete a payment immediately without the ability to verify its validity.

Scholarship Terms and Conditions

Eligible domestic students receive the Presidential Merit-Based Scholarship, and eligible international students receive the International Merit-Based Scholarship. Please note these awards are based on certain information like first-year/transfer status and choice of major. If we find discrepancies in your student information that have incorrectly determined eligibility, we reserve the right to adjust this scholarship. If you are an international student, but received a Presidential Merit-Based Scholarship, unfortunately you are not eligible for this award and it will not be distributed unless you can provide documentation that you are a legal permanent resident or a U.S. citizen.

Merit scholarships are not need-based. They are distributed to incoming students and awarded prior to deposit. Once a deposit has been made, a department scholarship cannot be adjusted. Deferred Students, Leave of Absence students and Readmitted Students will not be reconsidered for merit scholarship; Pratt will honor the original award offered.

Students who receive Tuition Exchange Scholarships may receive additional scholarship funds up to the cost of tuition. Students who receive partial Tuition Remission Scholarships are eligible for the Presidential Merit Scholarship up to the cost of tuition. 

The lengths of the programs are two years for associate’s, four years for bachelor’s, and five years for the B.Arch. Note that transfers may complete the program in less time. If the degree takes you a shorter amount of time to complete, the total amount of scholarship will decrease accordingly.  This is particularly important to note for transfer students.

Scholarship awards are contingent on carrying a minimum of 12 credits per semester and maintaining a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 by the end of the first year and each semester thereafter. Merit scholarships are applied to offset Pratt’s tuition charges only and are not cash awards to be used for any other purposes. While scholarships are non-negotiable, questions about your award can be directed to admissions@pratt.edu. 

The deferral deadline is July 1. First-year students are eligible to defer their enrollment once, for one year from the original date of acceptance. A deferral secures your seat in the program for the following term. The financial aid office will need to recalculate your need-based aid the following year if you are a US citizen or permanent resident who submitted the FAFSA. You will need your Pratt Onekey information (emailed after depositing) to fill out the electronic deferral form. 

Conditions of Deferral

• The non-refundable $500 enrollment deposit is required before submitting your deferral form
• Only first-year students are eligible for deferral
• Any original merit scholarships awarded will be honored as long as terms of deferral are met
• You must maintain your first-year status and not enroll full time in another institution of higher education during the deferral period

If you do not maintain your first-year status during the deferral term, your deferred admission would need to be withdrawn, and we would then reconsider your application as a transfer student along with all other regular transfer applicants for that term. If you plan to enroll in another school during your deferral year, please notify us at admissions@pratt.edu.

Already deposited?

Please visit our Deposited Undergraduate Students page.