Admission Steps
1
Find out what track and courses best align with your goals and objectives.
Be sure to check our School Calendar and plan ahead!
* If you need help choosing the right option, please contact our Admissions.
2
To start your application, please refer to the required documents listed in the next section below and prepare them.
3
Fill out your application via our application link, where you can upload any required documents. You can save your progress and return to complete it at your convenience.
* If you have questions or trouble navigating the online Application Form, please contact our Admissions.
4
Make sure all the required materials have been submitted and you have fulfilled the application fee payment.
Our Admissions team will review your application materials once all the required documents have been submitted.
If you are accepted, you will receive a Letter of Acceptance from us and be guided through the I-20 process.
Welcome!
You are now officially a part of our creative community!
We wish you an inspiring and fulfilling journey as you pursue your artistic path with New York Art Studio. Enjoy every moment of your time with us, and we look forward to supporting you as you grow and succeed.
Required Documents
Application Link
Application Form
Finance Form
English Skill Assessment
Artwork Evaluation
Policy Agreements
Required Documents for Application
Bank Statement
- Must be in English
- Must be in US Dollar (USD)
- Must have been issued within the past 60 days
- Must have a minimum balance of $30,000 USD for Core Portfolio Prep applicants
- Must have a minimum balance of $20,000 USD for Visual Arts Enrichment applicants
Color Copy of Passport
Copy of College or High School Diploma
If the original document is not in English, a certified English translation is required.
Application Fee of $150 (non-refundable)
Copy Of VISA
SEVIS Fee receipt
Copy of Form I-94 (if applicable)
- Submit only if you have previously been issued an I-94.
Application Link
Application Form
Finance Form
English Skill Assessment
Artwork Evaluation
Policy Agreements
Required Documents for Application
Bank Statement
- Must be in English
- Must be in US Dollar (USD)
- Must have been issued within the past 60 days
- Must have a minimum balance of $30,000 USD for Core Portfolio Prep applicants
- Must have a minimum balance of $20,000 USD for Visual Arts Enrichment applicants
Copy of Passport
Copy of High School Diploma or Transcript in English
Copy of Current I-20 Form
Application Fee of $150 (non-refundable)
Copy Of VISA
Copy of Form I-94 (if applicable)
- Submit only if you have previously been issued an I-94.
Application Link
Application Form
Finance Form
English Skill Assessment
Artwork Evaluation
Policy Agreements
Required Documents for Application
Bank Statement
- Must be in English
- Must be in US Dollar (USD)
- Must have been issued within the past 60 days
- Must have a minimum balance of $30,000 USD for Core Portfolio Prep applicants
- Must have a minimum balance of $20,000 USD for Visual Arts Enrichment applicants
Copy of Passport
Copy of High School Diploma or Transcript in English
Copy of Current I-20 Form
Application Fee of $500 (non-refundable)
Copy Of VISA
Copy of Form I-94 (if applicable)
- Submit only if you have previously been issued an I-94.
Important Things to Note
- You may enter the United States 30 days prior to the program start day
- You must have the form of I-20 and SEVIS fee payment receipt when you enter the United States (SEVIS fee should be paid directly to SEVIS)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
→ I am new to the process. What is the first step?
Explore which track best suits your objectives and career path. Once you’ve decided, submit your application through the provided application link. After your application is processed, we will issue you a Form I-20, which you will need to apply for your visa.
For detailed information on the visa application process and entering the U.S., please refer to this PDF file.
→ What documents do I need for my F-1 visa interview?
- Valid passport
- Form I-20
- DS-160 confirmation
- SEVIS I-901 payment receipt
- Visa appointment confirmation
- Financial documents showing ability to pay tuition/living expenses
- Academic records (transcripts, diplomas, test scores)
→ Can students who complete your program apply for OPT
Yes, our program is eligible for Optional Practical Training (OPT), provided that the student successfully completes the full course of study and meets all USCIS requirements. We are SEVP-certified, which allows F-1 students to apply for OPT as part of their post-completion work authorization in the U.S.
Please let us know if you’d like guidance on the OPT application process.
→ Can I change from a different visa status to F-1 while in the U.S.?
Yes, through a Change of Status application with USCIS, or by exiting and re-entering the U.S. with an F-1 visa.
→ How do I get a travel signature?
Request it from your Designated School Official (DSO). It’s typically valid for one year
→ Can I travel outside the U.S. while on an F-1 visa?
Yes, but you must have a valid F-1 visa, a valid passport, and a current travel signature on your I-20
→ What is an F-1 visa?
The F-1 visa is a non-immigrant student visa for individuals pursuing academic studies in the United States at an SEVP-certified institution. Throughout the process, please reach our school admissions with any questions, and our staff is here to guide you.
→ Is this program suitable for beginners?
Absolutely. The program is open to all non-immigrant students, regardless of skill level. It’s designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to art and design, making it suitable for beginners.
→ How do I apply for an F-1 visa?
You must first be accepted by an SEVP-certified school, receive a Form I-20, pay the SEVIS fee, complete the DS-160 form, and schedule a visa interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
→ Can I transfer schools while on an F-1 visa
Yes, but you must notify your current school, obtain a new I-20 from the new school, and complete a SEVIS transfer process
→ Do I need to be a full-time student?
Yes, F-1 students are required to maintain full-time enrollment during the academic year. At our institution, students are scheduled for 5 classes per week. To maintain F-1 status, students must attend a minimum of 4 classes per week
→ Can I work while on an F-1 visa?
- On-campus: Yes, up to 20 hours/week during school, full-time during breaks.
- Off-campus: Only with special authorization, such as CPT or OPT.