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New York University

New York University, NYU
New York University

In the heart of Greenwich Village, New York University is the largest private research university in the country as well as one of the most well-regarded. Being such a large university with one of the largest student housing systems in the U.S. is quite a feat considering the constraints of being situated in one of the most densely populated cities in the country. NYU is comprised of 18 schools, colleges and institutes that offer students over 150 majors as well as individual studies programs. In the heart of New York City, the university offers its students countless internship outlets in investment banking, international relations and entrepreneurship among many others. NYU also has an international presence as a founding member of the League of World Universities and with multiple study abroad sites in Europe, South America, Asia and the Middle East. Students get the opportunity to excel with a world of resources at hand and excellent faculty to guide them.

 

 

Website http://www.nyu.edu
Admissions Phone 212 998-4500
Admissions Email admissions@nyu.edu
Codes SAT: 2562 ACT: 2838 FAFSA: 002785 CSS Profile: 2785
Location New York, New York; Major city, Statue of Liberty is just 7 miles South West of NYU
College Type Private
College Newspaper Washington Square News
Enrollment ~20,000 undergraduate students
Popular Programs Business/Marketing, Visual and Performing Arts, Communications/Journalism
Student Life New York University has a rich history of traditions including Apple Fest, the Violet Ball, Strawberry Fest and the semi-annual midnight breakfast given to students before exams. Students also take advantage of over 450 sports teams, fraternities, sororities, and study clubs, as well as organizations that focus on entertainment, arts, and culture. While student life on campus presents students with endless possibilities, they often take advantage of the resources that surrounding Greenwich Village and New York City offer as well; can you blame them?
International ~10% of undergrads; TOEFL: Required;  SAT or ACT: Considered if submitted; Financial Aid Available
Transfer Yes, Fall, Spring, Summer; Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)
Crossover Columbia, Harvard, Georgetown, UC Berkeley
Other Selective (~40% admitted), Early Decision, Common Application

 

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