Deposited Students

Approximately 48 to 72 hours after submitting your deposit, you will receive an email from onekey@pratt.edu with your new Pratt email address, your OneKey username and login information. This will give you access to the OnePratt portal, where you will have access to your class schedule, your student financial account, and more.

To reserve on campus housing, submit the $300 housing deposit by May 1. Then, complete your housing application with your housing and meal plan preferences by June 1. Both the housing deposit and the housing application are required to secure on-campus housing. 

Any applications submitted after the deadline will be on a waitlist and assigned housing as space becomes available.

View detailed information about the residence halls here. Contact Residential Life and Housing directly by phone at 718.399.4551 or email at reslife@pratt.edu

For housing and dietary accommodations please contact the Learning/Access Center at lac@pratt.edu. The priority deadline for housing accommodations is May 1st.

The Health Evaluation packet must be completed and submitted to Pratt’s Health & Counseling Office per New York State Law by June 1. 

• Immunization Health Form: 2 doses of Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) and 1 Dose of Meningitis within the last 5yrs are required. Students must also review information regarding the Meningococcal Meningitis vaccine and provide proof of vaccination or a signed refusal.
• TB (Tuberculosis) Health Screening Form: valid if within the last 12 months.
• Physical Examination Health form: valid if within the last 6 months.
• Registration for classes may be disrupted by failing to submit the health forms by the deadline. 

Further information on what is required and how to upload the completed forms can be found here.

After May 1, you will receive the class pre-registration form via your Pratt email. The form must be completed by June 1. 

Your information will be sent to your academic adviser who will register you for all of your classes. Once your adviser has finished setting your schedule, they will email you a confirmation and instructions on how to view your schedule online.

Keep in mind:

• You may not adjust your schedule on your own. If you need to discuss your schedule with your adviser, please contact them. You can contact an academic adviser at Undergraduate Advising. Advisers are assigned by major. 
• Course adjustment dates (drop/add) may be found online at Registration Guidelines.
• First-year students cannot drop a course without first meeting with the chair of the department that offers the course. We understand there will be extenuating circumstances, which may require some students to take a reduced credit load. 
• International students in F-1 or J-1 status must be enrolled full-time (12 or more credits). They may not drop below full-time enrollment without discussing first with the Office of International Affairs.
• By submitting your preregistration form, you are authorizing Pratt to officially register you for classes, and to generate your billing statement. Your bill will be online by July 1. The tuition bill must be paid by August 1.

Submit Financial Statement(s) Required to Apply for an I-20 Form

The United States government requires the Office of International Affairs (OIA) to review and verify international students’ financial means in order to issue the SEVIS I-20 immigration form. The I-20 form is required to apply for an F-1 entry visa and study in F-1 status in the United States.

For the I-20 application, please upload an adequate financial statement from yourself, a family member, and/or a scholarship provider. OIA will review the documentation to verify you have a standard minimum amount of liquid funds available. Please read OIA’s Financial Statement policy carefully before applying for your I-20.

Submit I-20 Application

After setting up your OnePratt account, you will gain access to the Office of International Affairs (OIA) I-20 Application Student Portal. All I-20 related correspondence will be sent to your Pratt email, including notification when it is available for you to download.

Apply for Your F-1 Student Visa

After receiving the I-20 form in the Student Portal, most students will need to apply for the F-1 entry visa at the local U.S. consulate abroad. Please review OIA’s F-1 visa application information carefully.

A copy of your final official transcript that includes the date of graduation must be submitted by August 1. 

Transcripts must be sent directly from your school and should include the date of your graduation and a signature from a school representative. 

Transcripts will be accepted either electronically or physically mailed. If mailed, transcripts must be in a sealed envelope.

Failure to submit final official transcripts may impact your ability to begin classes.

All Pratt students are required to have health insurance and will be automatically enrolled in and billed for Pratt’s student health insurance program.  

If you already have health insurance and wish to request a waiver (opt out) of the Pratt plan, submit a health insurance waiver request here by August 1.

• July 1: Fall Bills will be available online in the OnePratt portal
• August 1: Fall Tuition and Fees payment due
• December 19: Spring Tuition and Fees payment due

For detailed information about payments, visit the Payments page.

To request an accommodation plan for a documented disability for classes, please submit the Learning/Access Center form found here.

Priority deadline for housing accommodations is May 1st. 

Priority deadline for disability-related classroom accommodations is August 1.  

Student inquiries and access to resources, including enrollment for accommodations, is available year round.  If you have questions and would like to schedule a meeting to discuss your situation, please email lac@pratt.edu

To create your Pratt ID card, submit a photo online prior to August 1. You will then receive your student ID card during orientation. You will need a copy of your tuition receipt or a residence hall room key to receive your ID. Full instructions are outlined on the ID card site.