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<p>NYU is located in one of the best and higher priced neighborhoods of New York City. Aside from the very posh and wealthy areas of Park Ave., 5th Ave., Central Park West, the Greenwich village area (where NYU is located) has some of the more high demand and expensive real estate in the city.</p>
Columbia is in Morningside Heights with is a residencial area in Manhatten north of the Upper West Wide. It is a residential neighborhood so if you want to go to a club, museum, or game you will need to jump on the subway … however this is Manhattan so the streets on the edge of campus have a ton of resteraunts, stores, vendors, and NYC ...
<p>My niece who has a B- average at her B- rated public high school in New York is applying only to state colleges. She believes that she will not get into any private college and has said that she would like to attend a large/big college… She defines large as 4000+ students. Any suggestions regarding larger private colleges that she might look into that are located in the NY tri-state area ...
I was born in Texas, lived in Toronto most of my childhood, and have been in the PNW for 15yrs. But my parents are New Englanders so I guess that matters. ChoatieMom March 20, 2024, 8:17pm 11. Wow, put me right in Detroit, 15 miles upriver from where I spent my formative years.
Cities and ambition. Parents ForumParent Cafe. Twoin18 September 28, 2024, 2:56am 1. I thought this was an interesting piece on the types of ambition best suited to particular cities/regions, namely: New York tells you, above all: you should make more money. The message in Boston (or rather Cambridge) is: you should be smarter.
The campus is heavily patrolled by campus safety, there are many blue light emergency buttons, lots of cameras and bright lights on the paths…I don’t worry too much.</p>. Weston December 21, 2009, 11:40pm 6. <p>Thank you, that is a very thorough answer.
I noticed that generally there were two types of people in the summer program: (1) who really love what their course teaches and were extremely passionate about the specific area of study. and (2) who wanted to explore new subjects to find their passion. Good luck! faizan1 December 8, 2017, 12:24pm 7.
NYU vs. Boston College (Arts and Sciences) Colleges and Universities A-Z New York University. dc52990 April 20, 2008, 12:14am 1. <p>Hi everyone. I’m new to this forum and I just wanted to get some opinions about NYU and Boston College which are the two schools I’m debating between going to. I was accepted into the College of Arts and ...
Georgetown has a more campus feel but again I preferred NYC, Washington Square Park, the artistic vibe and celebrity sightings. If you are into sports than Georgetown has more than NYU. Also if you are thinking about political sciences or going into politics than Georgetown would edge NYU out. Both schools are competitive but Stern is very ...
<p>NYU has me automatically enrolled in a $823 Student Hlth.Ins.Plan-Comp. plan. Could someone tell me more about the plan. Just liike, what it covers and advise me on whether or not the plan is a good deal. I’m a canadian so I don’t have any health insurance in the states, and i took a look at the NYU Health Insurance information pdf thing but I honestly didnt understand anything it said.</p>