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New York University

New York University

68.00
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Academic 36/40
Culture 13/30
Environment 10/20
Special 9/10
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New York University
Overall Score
68.00
out of 100
36/40
13/30
10/20
Special
9/10
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New York University

  • 1 Elite business/marketing programs (Stern #5 nationally, Marketing #4) with exceptional career outcomes and $77K+ starting salaries
  • 2 Unmatched internship opportunities - 90%+ complete internships, Stern students average 2-3 internships due to NYC location
  • 3 Outstanding career preparation with 94% employment/grad school placement within 6 months and 500K+ alumni network
  • 4 Strong psychology program (#8 nationally) and excellent pre-law advising (85%+ law school acceptance)
  • 5 Excellent dance team walk-on opportunities with 35+ dance clubs and no-audition Club Dance Team

Things to Consider

New York University

  • 1 CRITICAL: Minimal traditional school spirit (no football, Division III athletics, limited attendance) - direct conflict with student's desire for 'strong school spirit'
  • 2 CRITICAL: Campus empties on weekends with students dispersing into NYC - conflicts with 'NOT a commuter school' requirement and desire for active campus social scene
  • 3 CRITICAL: Limited nature access and only moderate sunshine (224 days/year) with cold winters - conflicts with student who 'loves nature and sunshine'
  • 4 Large introductory class sizes (100-300 students in CAS) conflict with desire for 'smaller classes and teacher support' - requires proactive initiative
  • 5 Very expensive ($60K tuition + $21K room/board + high NYC living costs) with historically limited financial aid and $32K average debt