the only real universities in the city are Columbia, NYU, Fordham, St. Johns, Pace, Rockefeller and Yeshiva (Brown is 200 miles away in Rhode Island). There also SUNY (State Univesity of New York) and CUNY (City University of New York), the public higher education systems. these are funded by the state and the latter recives extram from the city government. NYS residents get extreamly low tuition rates at these two, often avergining under $5,000 a year for two 15 credit semesters.
Brown is in Rhode Island. The Ivies closely associated with NYC is Columbia on 116th Street, Morningside Heights, and within a short driving distance: Princeton, UPenn, and Yale.
the only real universities in the city are Columbia, NYU, Fordham, St. Johns, Pace, Rockefeller and Yeshiva (Brown is 200 miles away in Rhode Island). There also SUNY (State Univesity of New York) and CUNY (City University of New York), the public higher education systems. these are funded by the state and the latter recives extram from the city government. NYS residents get extreamly low tuition rates at these two, often avergining under $5,000 a year for two 15 credit semesters.
ReplyDeleteHere you go: (BTW Brown is not is NYC, it's in Rhode Island)
ReplyDeleteAlbert Einstein College of Medicine 1300 Morris Park Ave, Bronx
Barnard College 116th Street and Broadway
Baruch 17 Lexington Ave, Manhattan
Berkeley College 43rd Street and Fifth Ave
Bronx Community College University Avenue at West 181 Street
Brooklyn College 2900 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn
City College of New York 137th Street and Broadway
City University of New York various locations
College of Staten Island 2800 Victory Boulevard, Staten Island
Columbia University 116th Street and Broadway-Amsterdam
Cooper Union 51 Astor Place, 8th Street
Fashion Institute of Technology West 27th Street between Seventh and Eighth
Fordham University 113 W. 60th Street
General Theological Seminary 175 9th Ave
Hofstra University 1000 Fulton Avenue, Hempstead
Hunter College 695 Park Avenue
Jewish Theological Seminary 122nd Street and Broadway
John Jay College of Criminal Justice Tenth Avenue and 59th Street
Juilliard School 66th Street and Broadway
Manhattan School of Music 122nd Street and Broadway
Marymount Manhattan College 221 East 71st Street
The New School for Social Research 11th Street & Avenue of the Americas
New York City Technical College 300 Jay Street, Brooklyn
New York Insitute of Technology 59th Street and Broadway
New York University Washington Square Park, 4th Street
Pace University One Pace Plaza
Parsons School of Design14th Street and 5th Ave.
Polytechnic University of New York 333 Jay Street, Brooklyn
Pratt Institute 200 Willoughby Ave in Brooklyn or 295 Lafayette St in Manhattan
Queens College 65-30 Kissena Blvd, Flushing
Rockefeller University 1230 York Ave.
St John's University Queens and Staten Island
School of Visual Arts 209 East 23 Street
Union Theological Seminary 120th Street and Broadway
-read source- www.collegeboard.com
ReplyDeleteHere are links to a couple of lists
ReplyDeletehttp://www.newyorkcitycolleges.com/
http://www.ny.com/academia/colleges.html
Brown is in Rhode Island. The Ivies closely associated with NYC is Columbia on 116th Street, Morningside Heights, and within a short driving distance: Princeton, UPenn, and Yale.
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ReplyDeleteNYU
Columbia
Marymount Manhattan
Hunter College
Baruch College
Cooper Union School
Manhattan Community College
New School for Social Research
City College of NY
John Jay College
Fashion Institute of Technology
Vassar, in Poughkeepsie my memory as a student in NYC
These are the ones I can get off the top of my head:
ReplyDelete-Fordham University
-Stonybrook University
-Barnard College (All Girls)
-City College of New York
-York College
-Hunter College
-Manhattan College (Very pretty Campus)
-NYU
-Baruch
-Columbia
St Johns University
**There are more schools, but this is what I can come up with, check the college board website.** Live in New York!!
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brown isnt in nyc first of all
ReplyDeletesecond, just google nyc universities, a person looking for universities should know that much