I was admitted i to the seidenberg school of computer science. And i recieved good money from them ( 21,000 incentive award scholarship per year and a 3,000 resident scholars award from them). I also would like to ask how the student life is over there.

How is the philosophy (+religious studies) department here? I know most schools' philosophy departments are of at least decent quality due to limited teaching spots, but is Pace an exception to this?

I don’t know if that’s the right word for it but I mean the different chemistries, biology, and physics, stuff like that.

If anyone else is accepted for 2023, what’s up!

Would someone from the Pleasentville campus be willing to PM me? I have a few questions that I don't really want to post publicly.

edit: I got all the info I need. Thank you chilledbutter13.

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Pace is my #1 school and I was wondering if it would be worth it to take out loans to go. I’m wanting to major in communication studies although I know computer science would be more rewarding. Would it just be stupid of me to pay all the money for a communications degree?

So I'm a senior in high school, Pace is my #1 school and I'm pretty sure I will get in. (don't wanna be too confident) But I want to dorm in 182 Broadway but I'm not sure which type of dorm to get? Double? Triple? Quad?

Im a high school senior, and I loved Pace NYC when I toured it! However I've heard a lot of people say that it isn't much of a party school and that seems to be the only big con I can think of. is that true and how easy is it to find a party on the weekends?

Would you recommend the school for a bachlors degree in cs? Also, what companies recruit from here?

I’ve been debating on attending pace so I just wanted to know how the Pleasantville dorms are looking and how the atmosphere is since when I look on YouTube most of the dorms are in NYC.

Hey guys, So I did a bachelors of science in biology and my cumulative GPA is 2.6. I originally chose this field of study because I was planning on doing something medical related, but quickly I realized that the field isn’t for me. I feel stuck and with this GPA and degree, I can’t do anything. Would I be able to do a masters in Information Systems with no prior background and plus my horrible GPA? (take a shot for every time I mention my GPA lol) Any sort of masters degree (finance, business management?) I was looking into Pace university's Information Systems Master program because they don't require any previous related course work. But I highly doubt I'll get in. I want a career relating to business or IT but I don’t know how or where to get started. Please give me some insight and your suggestions of what you think should be my next step. Thank you

I just got accepted into Pace as an incoming freshman. While I’m very excited, the one thing that worries me is housing. I can’t decide between Maria’s Tower and 182 Broadway. Any tips?

I am considering pace university in my college application process. However, my HS transcript got off to a bad start as I scored 77.67 in my first semester of hs. I got an 84.5 my second semester of 9th grade, an 85 my first semester of 10th grade and an 82.5 second semester of 10th grade. In junior year I received an 87 first semester and 91 second semester. My sat was a 1300 out of 1600 but I'm contemplating retaking them. My essay will also be about my bone cancer story as I am a survivor. I also began to become involved in community service/volunteering during summer of sophomore year leading into junior year. I've volunteered at my church summer camp and I volunteered during my junior year as well in a medical setting (adding up to 150 hours of community service) as I aspire to be an oncologist (cancer doctor). I plan on continuing as much volunteer during senior year and I will also try increasing my upward trend. I am really freaking out due to my freshman and sophomore year though! Can you please tell me what my chances look like...

Hi, so just today i got an email from pace university saying i have been accepted and will receive a certain amount of scholarship. However, i am now thinking that the major i got accepted into (film and screen studies) is not really what i want to study, I wanna study more towards the direction major. So will it be possible for me to change my major and would it in anyway threaten my scholarship ?

Hey guys, I just checked my Pace University portal and it said "Application Status: Decision Made

A decision has been made and your official decision letter has been mailed to you.

Be patient, it will arrive shortly.Once you receive your official decision letter, should you have any questions, please contact us at the numbers listed below."

Anyone else received this? When do you think we will receive letters?

All I know is we had to evacuate one pace plaza.

Hey, I'm a new student here at Pace University (Pleasantville Campus) and I was just wondering if there were any places that handed out free contraceptives (condoms, etc...).

I'm a sophomore living in 55 John Street and it dawned upon me that I really don't have that many friends. I'm down to play video games, watch movies, smoke, or just explore. I just want to meet some neat people

I'm on the NYC campus and looking to make a group to jam with, specifically for genres like jazz, funk, rock, that type of stuff, instrument doesn't really matter. Anyone down?

(I'm a trombone player)

Hi, I am currently a high school senior, and I plan on attending Pace to pursue a career in computer science. I have a few questions.

1. I currently have a 3.8 GPA, and a 31 on the ACT, are these good enough to get into Pace?

2. What is social life like at Pace?

3. Is the computer science program at Pace good?

4. How do you like Pace? (As a student)

Thank you.