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You can encounter people from around the world on campus.
DownersThe dinning hall is a bit expensive to to to to me.
CommentsBe ready to take initiative to make new friends. people are very busy in hereeeee
Would You RecommendYes
Location
Professors
Diverse group of people
Access (being that you're in a metropolitan area)
DownersCost
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Diversity in some way, but not in others
CommentsYou definitely don't get the quintissential college experience in many respects, but if that's not your cup of tea, then it may be the right fit for you.
Would You RecommendYes
nyu is a good university. it's located in mid town and thus very convenient
Downersnot much sense of campus. you have to do everything on your own
Commentsnew york city is very expensive compared to other places. you need to take this into consideration
Would You RecommendYes
The location is great at the heart of New York City
DownersEnvironment is distractive for students who want to study quiet. Too expensive.
CommentsThink about your future career development. Do you like to work in finance?
Would You RecommendYes
New York City is your campus. You will always be able to find something to do and learn.
DownersHard to stay focused studying as there are so many distractions around.
CommentsDo not get overwhelmed with the endless options and see them as opportunities.
Would You RecommendYes
Transfers abroad, location at heart of Manhattan, quality of peers and lecturers.
DownersCompetitive among peers, expensive but is expected of NYC... nothing else really.
CommentsIntense and competitive but it is totally worth it. Lecturers prepare you for the real deal in working world.
Would You RecommendYes
Amazing learning opportunities - professors are some of the best in the world and are generally very kind. Amenities and benefits are astounding as well - there are so many things to take advantage of in the way of career help/mental health/overall fun/free stuff that it's nearly impossible to list it all.
DownersThe price of attending this university has gotten to be nearly laughable. As much as I loved it here, do not come here if you are paying more than what you'd pay at a state school. The name gives you a leg up on employment opportunities, but not enough to offset the enormous financial burden accrued by your loans.
CommentsConsider your options carefully, as well as what you'd like to study. NYU is truly a great place, but at a great price. Not the most diverse school either - a lot of really unique people, but overall pretty white and VERY rich. Difficult for someone who is not used to that background.
Would You RecommendYes
The place has a vibrant culture and it nurtres the talent in you. There are so many things thatr you can take part in at any given time to expand yourself.
DownersThe fees and livining expenses are a bit high. Also, there is no nyu campus as such so you miss out that true college feel.
CommentsTry to apply early and land a scholarship. Also you can try to get in touch with professors to get TA/RA.
Would You RecommendYes
living in Manhattan, lots of opportunities for internships, unparalleled experience, diversity, interesting people,
Downerslarge size, bureaucracy, tough to find community, hard adjustment, poor academic counseling services
CommentsMake sure you want to live in NY. Living is VERY different than visiting. Try to find a community within NYU
Would You RecommendYes
Great hospital connection and good opportunity for hands on experience
Downersunbelievably expensive and the financial aid office is not helpful
Commentsfifteen months is very worth it to get a great degree in the accelerated program
Would You RecommendYes
