New York University Top Questions

Atlantic Acting School is a really good theatre program.

The thing I brag about most is the famous people, whether it be celebrity sightings or professors.

I tell my friends that it is an experience of living in the city with the support of college. You walk about of your dorm, which seems like an apartment and are walking in the streets of the city. The internships and connections are amazing and the student body is as diverse as you can imagine. It is the college experience with city social life.

New York University is unlike any school in the country. It has a culture, vibe and rhythm that is truly electric. It is the ideal place to have fun, explore, mature and grow.

I tell people about the various alumni that have attended and/or graduated i.e. Lady Gaga, John Paulson, Martin Scorcese, Alec Baldwin, Adam Sandler, etc.

I get to go to school in New York City! I come from a pretty small town, so being able to live in a city surrounded by a huge variety of people, places and culture is incredible. Also, I go to Tisch School of the Arts for flim & television, so I get to make movies, write, and do what I love.

The name, my major

New York University's campus is surrounded by the world's best art exhibits, theaters, museums and financial institutions, which offer a plethora of internship opportunities. The school's small student to faculty ratio allows for personalized attention, which could help create a stimulating class experience. It is also recognized for its diverse and challenging curriculum in its study abroad programs.

I tell them about how fortunate we are to have such a supportive community. The students, the faculty, the professors - it's simply a wonderful academic atmosphere to pursue your dreams, expand your intellectual horizons and create memorable experiences both social and self-reflective. I also tell them how great it is that we have so many resources at our disposal, ranging from an endless array of clubs/organizations, a kick-butt career resource center, a diverse religious/spirtual center, plenty of amazing campus discounts,various events with free food and a great student medical center. The list goes on!!!!

The professors - they are definitely not your average teachers. They do more than assign and collect homework. They are incredibly knowledgeable in their own fields. But they also inspire you in ways that make you a better citizen of the world as well as student in other classes. They raise your self-esteem and are funny, relaxed, wonderful people. Their students, including myself, fight to get them for another class in another semester. While everyone else complains about their boring professors, I brag about how great mine are and how much I am learning day by day.

Living in the city while recieving an education. It is hard living, but it is amazing when you have finally figured it out. If you have lived in New York City, you can live anywhere.

The campus is amazing.

How intense the courses are because it shows that I am actually learning and I actually have to work hard in order to accomplish the grades that I get. That I am actually working to achieve something in life and I am on the way to getting it.

My firenda and I went to the same school so we had the same ideas, going to the NYU provided the opportunity to go to a really good school in the city of New York where there are countless internships and opportunities to compete for.

That my specific program is one of the top in 4 programs for that subject in the country.

The creativity, artistic talent, trend setting diversity and uniqueness of each student. The overwhelming talent and unspoken competitiveness among the student body. How modern the teaching style is; how relatable the courses are to the present day which in turn allows each student to in someway form deep connections with it. How there are an array of learning options to choose from other than your typical sit-in classroom setting.

Year after year, NYU is either in the top three "Dream Schools" for American high school seniors if not at the very top of the list. And in my experience, it is for good reason. This may sound hokey, but I really do brag about what a great time I had in school. I brag about world-class professors and tell "Only in New York" stories. These stories would never have been possible without NYU's intentional design of the school and campus life to centered on the world's greatest city.

Unfortuntely i do not brag about the school I went to. I actually tell them that i felt like i was robbed of money due to lack of knowledge and lack of enthusiasm to helping a student advance. I tell them that with the exception of a handful of teachers that most are working for a paycheck, that money the school uses goes towards rebuilding the school rather than supplies to better educate, and that there are so many changes that the school is unable to keep up.

I love how awesome everyone I meet is. NYU attracts so many different people and has so many different areas of study that you really can meet all kinds of people. I've gone to an engineering school, so I actually know what it's like to be around people who all are majoring in similar things, and going to NYU, the diversity really does make college life much more exciting. Plus, we're in New York City. What's not to love about that.

That there are many opportunities and facilities available. Also, that it's very hard!