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A new presentation will be available in the  \nFall of 2025 .  \nHigh School Application Timeline  \nDates to be announced  \nThree Pathways to High School  \n700+ programs  \n Explore programs and start your application  \nList choices in your true order of preference  \nand apply  \nApply to studio(s)  \nUpload Audition Requirements  \nResults  \nSpecialized High Schools  \nLaGuardia  \n8 testing schools  \nRegister for the SHSAT  \nTake the SHSAT  \nResults Up to 1 offer  \nUp to 1 offer for each studtio you auditioned for  \nThree Paths  \nUp to 1 offer  \nWaitlists  \nHigh school Application  \n[schools.nyc.gov/HS | schools.nyc.gov/SHS |](schools.nyc.gov/HS | schools.nyc.gov/SHS |)  \n[MySchools.nyc](MySchools.nyc)   \nNYC High School Admissions  \nTypes of Students in  \nAdmissions  \nSeat Groups, Priorities (Multiples and Diversity in Admissions) , Random Number  \nSeat Groups  \nFor the High School Application, students are considered for offers in two seat groups:  \nStudents with Disabilities ( SWD) General Education Students ( GE)  \nReceive special education instructional programming for more than 20% of their academic program  \n*Determined by most recent, finalized IEP* | ** Not used for SHSAT or LGA admissions  \n2  \n0  \nDiversity in Admissions  \no A number of high schools have a Diversity in Admissions (DIA) initiative for Fall 2025 admissions.  \no Some schools give an admissions priority to applicants who are lowincome, English Language Learners (ELLs) or Emerging Multilingual Learners (EMLs), are in the child welfare system or live in temporary housing. A complete list of schools and their priorities is below .  \no Programs are listed at [schools.nyc.gov/DiversityAdmissions](schools.nyc.gov/DiversityAdmissions)  \no You can find schools with DIA initiatives using the filters in our online high school directory ([myschools.nyc](myschools.nyc) ).  \nDIA Eligibility and Chances of Receiving an Offer  \no New this year! When families log into the application and click Get Started, they will be asked to consent to their information being used to provide a personalized directory  \nthat will help families understand their chances  \nof receiving an offer .  \no Answering yes to this question will also affect the student being correctly calculated for DIA priorities, otherwise they will not be considered for DIA seats.  \no NOTE: The directory will look different this year, and having a MySchools Account and being connected is the best way to view and consider programs to add to their application.  \nRandom Number  \nIn the family portal, once a family selects “Get Started” on the dashboard, answers the DIA consent question and then click s on“Looks Good\" at the bottom of the student profile page, the random number will be visible  \nMultiples Priority  \nWhat are Multiples? twins, triplets, etc applying to the same grade level  \n-There is no sibling priority in High School Admissions  \n-Families with students that are the participating in the same admissions process and have the same parent/guardian connected to their MySchools account may choose to submit identical applications for all students so they have the same random number*  \n•Parent/guardian will only need to add choices to one application  \n•Before submitting the application, they will be asked in MySchools if they want to add the same application choices to the other child's (or children's) application.  \n•Students will be matched to the first random number that was generated.  \nMultiples Priority  \n*Based on the application submitted, students may not end up with the same offer. Characteristics that affect this possibility (based on admissions methods of programs on the application) are: if the students are not in the same seat group (GE vs SWD), have different Ed Opt categories, are in different screened admissions groups, or submit an  \nassessment or audition and only one of them ranks high enough.","cbCaigcnqZiNVZhe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigcnqZiNVZhe","pdf",9782000,41,"English","# High School Application Timeline\n# Three Pathways to High School\n## Program selection and audition steps\n# Specialized High Schools\n## LaGuardia and SHSAT process\n# Types of Students in Admissions\n## Seat groups and priorities\n# Diversity in Admissions (DIA)\n## Eligibility and offer chances\n## Random number and Multiples priority","[{\"question\":\"What are the main pathways for students applying to NYC high school programs?\",\"answer\":\"Students can explore 700+ programs through three pathways. 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