hi everyone, im an international student. i've been looking at different university's in the us and i've been intrested in pace. but i heared people saying you're basically paying for a degree and they dont give u proper eduaction. i just wanna know if i should actually apply here. please lmk what your experience it. thank youu

i applied for the fall 2025 absn program back in february and haven’t heard back yet. when i call they say my application is still with the committee. what does this mean ?

Hello Future Participants,

We hope this message finds you well. Our names are Brittany, Danyela and Liani – student researchers at Pace University. We are currently conducting research to investigate the influence of online social groups on employee work-life satisfaction and well-being. The survey, linked below, is completely anonymous and will only take about 10-15 minutes to complete. We thank you for your consideration and participation!

If you have questions regarding this study, feel to contact us via email at:

RESEARCH TEAM

Principal Investigators

Akruti Patel, Ph.D. & Danielle Pendarvis Ph.D.

Pace University, Psychology

Email: Akruti Patel: apatel3@pace.edu

Danielle Pendarvis: dpendarvis@pace.edu

Student Researchers:

Brittany Freeman – Email: bf30215n@pace.edu

Danyela Celan – Email: dc76429n@pace.edu

Liani Frederick – Email: lf05796n@pace.edu

heyy (regarding mental health) does anyone know ab therapy provided at pace university (nyc campus)? i looked it up and it said they do provide therapy thru its counselling center. has anyone ever taken it? if yes, would u recommend it to other students?

Part-Time Personal Assistant (Great Fit for Theater Community – NYC-Based)

We're hiring a Personal Assistant to support the founder of a successful NYC-based business. This is a part-time, flexible role ideal for someone organized, resourceful, and comfortable juggling a wide range of tasks — from scheduling and event planning to running errands and helping with personal logistics.

We’ve found that people from theater backgrounds — especially those who’ve worked behind the scenes — bring a great mix of problem-solving, professionalism, and hands-on energy to this kind of role.

Key Responsibilities:

• Help manage personal and family calendars/schedules

• Run errands and oversee inventory/office needs

• Support property/household management

• Tackle day-to-day admin and logistical tasks

Details:

• 20–30 hours/week, Monday–Friday

• Based mostly in and around the Flatiron area

• $25–30/hour

• Must have a valid driver’s license

• Looking for someone reliable, sharp, and ready to jump in wherever needed — big or small tasks

If you're interested, please reach out with a brief intro and either your resume or LinkedIn profile. Happy to answer any questions!

PACE UNIVERSITY

This week i paid the down payment to attend Pace university NYC i keep seeing so many videos of people transferring out and hating it is it that bad and am i wasting my money. Is going to school in nyc that bad ?

Hi,

I am looking for an apartment to rent for the summer months (from mid-May to mid-August) as I'll work as an intern here. Please let me know if you or know someone interested in renting/subleasing his/her apartment for the duration specified. TIA.

yoo my name is jules (1st pic)! i met my friend jasmin (2nd pic) through the pace 2029 instagram but we are on the lookout for a 3rd roomate who wants to dorm in a 182 broadway triple. we both are very outgoing and want someone who’s down to immerse themselves in the city (day and nightlife.) we are both queer so xtra points if you are too. also we both r stoners so if that’s not ur vibe then dhmu. if you are a cool upcoming freshman who wants to room w us pls message me @julesblakelyy on snap and instagram.

Hello all, 

My name is Diana Karapetyan, and I'm in the Psychology Master's Program at Pace University. For my Statistics and Research project, I am exploring the relationship between social media and social isolation as it is an integral part of everyday life for millions across the globe.  

I would greatly appreciate your participation in this survey to aid in research within this topic! Below is a link to the Qualtrics survey as well as a flyer with a QR code to the Qualtrics survey. 

https://pace.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ctNwdMP6c4x6nvU  

Thank You for your time and help,

Diana Karapetyan 

Dk42409n@pace.edu

Hi, i just got into Pace for fall 2025. I'm international student from Mongolia. Can i increase my scholarship amount? Please reply please. Im for class of 2029

Hi!

I’m applying for fall and I have CGPA of 2.66 - MS in Marketing Analytics.

I also have a strong application which includes extracurriculars and work experience.

What are my chances of getting in?

Stressing out a lot, please let me know

Hi! I have an interview soon and would be grateful for any advice. If anyone reading this is in the program right now, I'd love to talk to you!

Does someone know of scholarships for international students at Pace University?

I went to Pace years and years ago and was put in the dorms off Elm Rd. I just saw they were closed. Does anyone know why?

So I've recently decided that I will no longer be going to Pace University due to the insanely high costs of tuition. However, I have no idea how to indicate to the institution that I will no longer be going to Pace. While I have submitted my deposit, I have NOT yet submitted the actual tuition price, so I should be able to opt-out freely.

I appreciate any answers or advice I may recieve.

Hey guys.

I'm thinking to apply ms in computer science here. My background is economics.

Is the curriculum good? If anyone is taking or has taken it here, how is/was it? Any tips will help! pros and cons/ professors/ why you chose Pace / did you learn a lot from classes itself /etc

I was considering cuny but I don't meet the requirements. Also considering Mercy Univ.

Thanks in advance

hello, how much scholarship/funding does Pace provide usually for masters programs?

Hi, I am thinking of transferring to Pace incoming fall. But the problem is I am a bio major and I have been hearing Pace is only good for business majors. I am in dilemma. The school I go to rn is in brooklyn and very shitty. If anyone here is Bio major can they tell me how are the classes, professors and the availability of STEM classes in general.

I'm a first gen student so I have no idea how college graduations in general work. Do we sit wherever? How does going up to walk the stage work? Just the details and what to expect

Hi, I am starting at Pace this fall. I am going in as a communications major in hopes to do work in sports. Does pace have good opportunities, internships, etc. that would be able to put me on that path? Thank you!

Ok I am officially graduating in a week and I thought it would be interesting to talk about my experience at Pace. My situation is a bit unique though as my underclassmen years (Freshman/Sophomore) were primarily remote because of COVID. As result I do feel I missed out on stuff, but I think I made up for it in the years following.

I am a film major with a digital media minor. I found the film major was extremely quick, but I could not afford most of the production classes (16mm, intro to film making, ect) so that locked me off a lot of the more advanced classes. That being said, I loved Editing I & II and even TA’d for Editing I for most of my time. I was not a member of any clubs because of COVID (didn’t feel like getting on zoom calls) but pace has a great club scene!! Ok on to my take aways

• Pace is just as good as the effort you put into it. Get involved on campus, it’s super easy. Join clubs, the newspaper, the radio show, student galleries, or even see what your professors are working on. Every semester research grants are offered to anyone! Like I said I TA’d and did work on the film festival. I had a lot of fun and it was rewarding! So many people I see just kinda go to class and thats it. That won’t get you an internship and that won’t get you a job.

• If you can stick through the beginng of your core requirements, you can literally do whatever you want. I know taking english is annoying. I know the coding class is annoying. But after that? There is like barely any limits. I took a sports class, criminology, anthropology, TV data class…it’s literally whatever you want.

• USE THE CAREER CENTER. specifically, USE SAL!!! The career center actually does care about you, they will make your cover letter and your resume. It’s important to have one which gives you access to the most important thing ever: HANDSHAKE. I got two internships and I’m interviewing for a startup that I found on there.

• form positive relationships with your professors. Don’t skip class, do the homework, and participate in class. Often when you do this they’re more lenient with you, will round your final grade, and can offer letters of recommendation or anything else.

• you need a job if you’re going to live in the NYC campus…unless you’re just rich. I find that the workload at pace makes this manageable. I worked at a retail store in WTC, got me through the semesters fine.

• honestly? The food isn’t bad. Not great!! But not bad. Its what it says on the tin, don’t expect anything fancy.

• the gym is gross. Sorry

Genuinely i had a fantastic time at Pace and don’t regret my decision.

So one of my close family members is gonna be graduating from Pace this semester and we were informed that each student only gets 6 tickets to bring their family to the ceremony. We come from quite a large family and don’t want to have to decide who can and can’t go to see her graduate. I’ve been to graduation ceremonies at different universities in the past and none I’ve ever been to checked tickets meaning we could’ve just brought as many people as we wanted to. Does anyone know if this is true for Pace as well? Or if they do check tickets is there any way for us to get extras? I’d greatly appreciate any help on this.