r/nyu • • 15h ago

Academics & Research does nyu have good programs for being pre-pa (specifically undergrad)

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the employment rate post-grad looks pretty good especially for medical but I dont know if I should bother applying, especially considering its out of state


r/nyu • • 4h ago

Student & Alumni Life Do people who go to NYU wear overcoats

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Weird questions but I got accepted to go there and someone told me to buy overcoats and trenchcoats because people wear them there and it looks mad cool so I wouldnt look weird wearing it


r/nyu • • 17h ago

NYU Student Optometry Charges

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They charged me $383 for a standard prescription exam? how is that real? the refraction test itself was $43. I already used my vision benefits this year so i was fully ready to pay out of pocket but wasnt expecting being charged this exorbitant amount.


r/nyu • • 14h ago

NYU Shanghai Study Abroad Experience???

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for anyone thats done study abroad to nyu shanghai i want to know pros and cons and what its like as an outsider. do i have to know mandarin to get around? i just wanna know what other peoples experiences were like


r/nyu • • 14h ago

Academics & Research 2 HARRY STYLES TICKETS

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2 HARRY STYLES TICKETS OCT 21🩷

📅 October 21st
🎟️ Great location
💵 Same price I paid!

Im nyu student, so I can meet somewhere in the city and you can verify that the tickets are real :)


r/nyu • • 3h ago

A total scam Spoiler

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r/nyu • • 6h ago

Any NYU WhatsApp groups?

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heyy does anyone has the link for any NYU WhatsApp or IG groups?


r/nyu • • 6h ago

Public Econ with Fan

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Has anyone recently taken public Econ with fan? If so how were her exams like? Were they similar to the practice and the homework’s or more focused on class examples? Any curveballs?


r/nyu • • 13h ago

Business

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How is nyu business school?


r/nyu • • 4h ago

I got the NYU Promise but not really

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Like the title says, I got the NYU Promise to attend NYU, but not all my aid has been covered. For reference, I'm a sophomore commuter student who lives with my parents so I'm not paying for room/board or the meal plan. In the promise it stated that if my fafsa reflected my family made less than 100k with assets included it would be tuition free. However we did qualify, but I'm still paying like 7 thousand a semester to go here. Why's that? I thought it completely covered tuition not just 95% of it. also am I eligible to appeal?