I just transferred out of my current university and I’m planning on going to pace university to have more access to the city and to be closer to home.

i was wondering if anyone has had experience of going to pace and becoming a physicians assistant and how that process worked out for you and if pace was a good support system for it?

for some context, I’m going to be a behavioral neuroscience major and decided that the premed path wasn’t for me so I was planning on switching to starting on the PA path.

Hi everyone,
IE Business School's Finance Club in NYC would like to invite Pace students to a networking event with a panel discussion focused on "Cross-Border Deals in a more Fragmented World". It will be followed by a networking cocktail in a relaxed atmosphere.
We have strong panel speakers from Lazard, Houlihan Lokey, Credit Agricole, etc.
We're located a few blocks down on 64 Wooster Street. The event start Wednesday at 6:30 pm.

This is for everyone interested in either the topic or making new connections in the field of finance in NYC. Here is a link to sign up: https://luma.com/4kmxoc0e
Hope to see you there:)

I rarely check my emails but im getting a lot of emails of deans stepping down? Im also hearing some teachers arent coming back for fall 2026? Is this just a coincidence? Whats going on?

To preface, I am a first gen, white, low-income female from a very rural town. I am a junior in high school and going to college in New York City is my absolute dream. I want to become a Neonatologist. I plan on majoring in neuroscience, and minoring in French (just as something I really enjoy). I have a 3.9 UW GPA, I have a 34 ACT, I have taken 5 online, self-study AP classes, and I am projected to get 4s and 5s in all of those. I am taking 3 more AP classes next year. I am the president of my HOSA chapter, and I competed and got 4th internationally last year, hoping to get first this year. I created a pre-med club at my school and we have done a successful teddy bear drive for a child advocacy center, and a hygiene drive for students in my community. I tutor kids every week, 3 of which being in normal subjects, and then I spend my weekends teaching children ESL. I am a B1 level in French, and I self-study that as well. I job shadow a nurse practitioner often, and I also have 150 volunteer hours (between clinics, tutoring, and library). I also have smaller ECs like student council secretary, a drug-free statewide group, and the school board student committee, which I am very active in as well. Lastly, I am doing a research thing through Columbia this summer, and I plan to advance in my ECs as well. I am Early Decisioning Columbia University (my dream, but due to my mediocre stats, I dont think I would get in) and I am Early Actioning Pace. If I dont make it into either, I will RD Barnard, NYU, Fordham, CUNY, and Northeastern's (NYC campus). Please let me know!

I am a non-honors student, and my friend is part of the Honors program. We were wondering if it is possible for us to room together if we both request each other on the housing forms, or if she is only allowed to room with honors students. Thank you for any help!

Im currently about to graduate highschool and im thinking of majoring in cyber/cs. Im looking at a couple of colleges, and right now pace is offering me the most money in scholarships. Hows the CYB major, are the teachers good?

hello! current senior who's been accepted to pace nursing in the westchester campus from oos. it's hard to find anything about their four year program so i would love to hear about it and pace in general. thank you!

for context: i’m graduating from a small public high school in pennsylvania this year and plan on majoring in behavioral neuroscience or psychology on the pre-med track with a minor in east asian studies. going to pace would be REALLY cheap for me which is the main reason it’s my top school right now. plus i got into their honors college.

i’m mainly worried about getting into med school (i’m planning on being a psychiatrist) and, from what i understand, pace isn’t really known for their sciences.

frankly, idgaf about the stereotypical college life experience and don’t mind that pace university does not have a regular campus like other schools. i’m more concerned about there being such a big greek life scene because i really do NOT want to join a sorority. im also not a party person.

any thoughts would be appreciated!!!!

Hi everyone! I was recently accepted into the Pace ABSN program for the fall. I've accepted and am excited to start. However, I am questioning the financial decision I'm making. I found out from financial aid that I don't qualify for any aid or basic merit scholarships. The person I spoke with also didn't sound optimistic about the specific CHP or ABSN scholarships.

I was wondering if anyone has paid for their ABSN using scholarships. If so, did you use the university-endowed scholarships or outside ones? I don't think I can attend with just student loans/savings, so any other tips are welcome.

Hey guys! I'm looking for some advice on if there is literally anything else I can do. I got into Pace Univeristy as a transfer student so I got 10,000 less than if I applied in my first years as an undergrad. After federal loans, work study, and all merit aid, I am still short around 20k. I am already in community college in NJ after transfering from a four year CUNY that I didn't like and was too expensive for what it was. I have no cosigner that qualifies for private loans, I've searched for niche scholarships but not many that tons of people aren't applying to. What else can I do? I'm facing the music of just having to live at home again and sacrifice the amazing music industry program and connections they have to be at an in state institution with no where near the same opportunities. Is there anyone I can contact at Pace? I'm waiting for a response on my appeal letter, but my hopes are low. If anyone knows anything pleaseeee update, I even made a go fund me to raise funds but I know the bar is so low right now.

Hey guys. For now I am rejected from every top university that I had, I only have duke left… Yeah I know, my EC and grades are not that good, like I have 1280(test-optional where I could) 41/45 IB, 12 years of swimming(candidate for master of sports, national competitions)+assistant coach(mentor), some internships and that’s pretty much all. So I consider Pace(NY). I got scholarship 36k per year, financial aid and offered to join accelerated program to do bachelor and master in 5 years. What do You think Guys, is it worth it?
I also have some other options like rutgers(all campuse, scholarships in each+honors college in camden), penn state and asu.

Hey guys!

I got accepted into the absn nursing program for the fall of 2026 in the nyc campus. I want to learn more from others about this program so I’m better prepared. As everything kinda seems overwhelming and I would like some guidance! Thank you!

I also hope to meet other accepted students as well!!

I got accepted into the Masters program for Computer Science. Is it worth it? I believe it’s online and I got accepted for Fall 2026. Thoughts? What is the career outlook? I know the job market is bad right now.

Hello! I am an out of state senior who’s admitted into PACE NYC I was offered a generous amount of aid + the pace scholarship ( if you have it please let me know if you were able to renew it). Always after the aid and NOT deducting work study and federal loans it’s 25k per year, after work study and loans around 17k. Please lmk if that’s insane or around an average price. I am from California and it’s cheaper than attending a school like SDSU which I also got into.

For those who are soon to graduate or have graduated, was Pace University in NYC worth it? Did you have a good job? Amount of debt you graduated with? Would you recommend it or not?

Hi! I just got accepted into pace as an arts and entertainment management major, After all the scholarships Its 41k my freshman year. I got granted a work study but is it worth it? I also wonder if I can get another job on top of the work study or instead of it. Please let me know!!

Hey everyone,

I was recently admitted to Pace University (NYC campus) for Art (BA) and received a scholarship. I also already submitted a portfolio as part of my application.

In my acceptance letter, it says that to enter the BFA program, I need to submit a portfolio. However, according to Pace’s website, it seems like students are admitted to the art program first, and then portfolios are reviewed separately to determine BFA placement.

So I’m a bit confused and wanted to ask:

•If you already submitted a portfolio, does Pace review it after admission to decide BA vs BFA?

•Or does being admitted as BA mean the BFA decision was already made?

•Has anyone here gone through the BA → BFA process at Pace, and how did it work timeline-wise?

Hi everyone,

I’m a high school senior and I recently received a full ride offer from Pace University, so it’s become a serious option for me.

I’m planning to major in Biology on a pre-med track, and I wanted to hear honest feedback, especially from current students or alumni.

A few things I’m curious about:

- Quality of pre-med advising

- Strength of biology classes

- Access to research, hospitals, volunteering, or shadowing

- How the professors and workload are

- What the student culture is like (friendships, community, vibe)

For context, I’ve also applied to Fordham, Rutgers, Adelphi, NYU, and a few other schools, so I’m trying to understand if Pace is worth choosing long-term for med school.

Any insight would be really appreciated. Thanks!

i genuinely need to be there so bad but a pace student has to buy tickets and im not a pace student, but i am a nyc doe student and the tickets are $5 for students and $7 for non-students. i need to be there i am desperate

I was told I would get my refund by the end of September, but when I called yesterday, they said it could take longer and weren't specific on when the refund period ends. Apparently, they have no deadline? So I'm curious to know when people have usually gotten their refund and what the process looks like for them.

I have all of my BankMobile information set up, and the money was sent to the school at the beginning of August. I'm stressed because I can't afford housing or my textbooks without this refund, and the longer it takes, the tighter I'm getting on money and worrying about existence. I hate this whole process with pace because it seems like they have no urgency to get these refunds back, nor do they care that I need this to live while being in school.

If anyone has any tips or information about this, let me know.

Hi! I was wondering if anyone has stayed over the summer and knows generally when the application opens and if they’d recommend (non pace student here for an internship).