New York University’s financial aid and administration ranked first — for being the worst, according to the latest Princeton Review college rankings.

The Greenwich Village school has been at or near the top in both categories — bad financial aid and poor administration — for at least the past five years.

But it’s the first time it was ranked No. 1 in both in the same year.

Its Morningside Heights counterpart, Columbia University, ranked eighth for having “great” financial aid.

Tuition and related fees top $40,000 at both colleges.