New York University Reviews
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529 Reviews - New York (NY)
- Annual Tuition: $58,168
89% of 529 students said this degree improved their career prospects
95% of 529 students said they would recommend this school to others
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Student & Graduate Reviews
Blanca Vivancos
- Reviewed: 5/7/2013
- Degree: Education
- Graduation Year: 2014
"There's no better program in my field, but it is sure expensive and has almost no financial support for international students."
Erica Feinman
- Reviewed: 5/1/2013
- Degree: Social Sciences
- Graduation Year: 2013
"I think there is a lot of value in the degree, but some of the professors are hit or miss. The program is definitely you get out of it what you put into it."
Rezwan Shahriar Sumit
- Reviewed: 4/27/2013
- Degree: Film Production
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Pros: a) Incredible networking opportunities. b) Student community is genuinely talented and collaborative. c) A melting pot of cultures. Thus a healthy breeding ground for storytellers. Cons: a) Extremely expensive. b) Little financial support for international students."
Laura Musano
- Reviewed: 4/26/2013
- Degree: MBA
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Stern offers an exceptional amount of Diversity and hands on learning. The faculty are exceptional as well as the students who attend."
Valarie Duran
- Reviewed: 4/24/2013
- Degree: Education
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Â Diversity, internship options, access to culture and city life."
Hannah Lindsey
- Reviewed: 4/14/2013
- Degree: Neuropsychology
- Graduation Year: 2015
"The General Psychology M.A. program at NYU is one of, if not THE best in the country for it's foci. The program includes some of the most well-known professors in the world, and these professors are available to provide insight and guidance for student's success and growth in the field. Unfortunately, NYU is located in one of the most expensive cities in the world, and as a private institution, it requires a hefty tuition fee be paid. This makes it a little difficult to focus entirely on attaining one's graduate degree, however it will surely be worth it in the end!"
Kay Schneider
- Reviewed: 4/12/2013
- Degree: Business
- Graduation Year: 2014
"This school has provided me with the means to follow any path I choose."
Jon Henry
- Reviewed: 4/11/2013
- Degree: Fine Arts
- Graduation Year: 2016
"The program is one of a kind and very hard to compare to others. You get to work with many different faculty and visiting artists. Be sure to plan ahead because the 1yr MA program goes by very quickly."
Lauren Ruggiero
- Reviewed: 4/9/2013
- Degree: Social Work
- Graduation Year: 2014
"Great resources before, during and after completion of the program. Great facilities and knowledgeable faculty members. Excellent education."
Kenna Dalley
- Reviewed: 4/6/2013
- Degree: Performing Arts
- Graduation Year: 2008
"I really enjoyed attending NYU for my Graduate work. It was amazing to live in Manhattan. It was an amazing atmosphere in which to learn about theatre. However, the program was still coming into it's own. It's very expensive. And there were some things that I expected of a Masters program that simply were missing. But I don't regret it for a second. It was great. Very flexible people to work with and create my class schedule."
Melani Chadwick
- Reviewed: 4/6/2013
- Degree: Fine Arts
- Graduation Year: 2015
"The faculty has been wonderful so far, and I have felt extremely supported. It's a great, unique program."
Margaret Godwin
- Reviewed: 4/3/2013
- Degree: Fine Arts
- Graduation Year: 2015
"This program is great for anyone who wants to learn more about how to use technology creatively!"
Danielle Jeffcoat
- Reviewed: 4/3/2013
- Degree: Social Work
- Graduation Year: 2013
"The most valuable part of my graduate education has been the school's connections to outside agencies and resources. They are well-established in the social-work world and have high-quality internships. The professors are top-of-the-line (I often find myself reading for class and recognizing the name of the author as one of our professors). The biggest drawback has been the lack of academic rigor. While I do feel I am learning through my experiences and discussions, I find the workload to be too easy and I feel I'd be absorbing a lot more if I had to work a little harder for it"
Lauryn Wills
- Reviewed: 4/3/2013
- Degree: Education
- Graduation Year: 2013
"An excellent and reputable program. Last year's graduating cohort all secured jobs by start of school year. Extremely supportive faculty and network. Great opportunities available as a student and following completion of program. Diverse community with lots to do socially, as well."
Megan Leahey
- Reviewed: 4/2/2013
- Degree: Social Work
- Graduation Year: 2014
"It is a very diverse program with a lot of very caring and supportive individuals. However, it is not very academically challenging."
Kristin Richards
- Reviewed: 3/28/2013
- Degree: Higher Education
- Graduation Year: 2014
"Pros: New York University is an esteemed name; Provides work experience; Classmates are engaged and excited; Faculty are reasonably accessible; Network of professionals; Diverse opinions and students Cons: Expensive; Cost of living is very high; Cost of attendance is very high; Could be more academically rigorous"
Aubrie Therrien
- Reviewed: 3/27/2013
- Degree: Education
- Graduation Year: 2016
"NYU is ten times more organized and competent then most other grad schools I applied for. The level of education combined with their passion for student success make for a great future. Apply for scholarships soon!"
Stephanie Mendez
- Reviewed: 3/27/2013
- Degree: Social Work
- Graduation Year: 2015
"Great education but price tag is also quite high. Location is ideal but also very expensive"
Ki Hyo Kim
- Reviewed: 3/26/2013
- Degree: Communications
- Graduation Year: 2013
"I think the program, Performance Studies, is the best in the world, and I will be able to learn what I hope. In addition, the surroundings which the school has is good for students in art field to get inspired. Moreover, there are diversity students from all over the world, which means I can broaden my eyes with social activities in New York University. However, the tuition is a little expensive with the living cost. As an international student, there are some limitation to get scholarships and part-time jobs. Although I can have many opportunities in pursuing my goal in New York University, but there is a disadvantage in that international students should expense cost a lot."