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Aspiring comedian and Educational Theatre major Liv Rocklin was both nervous and excited when she got into NYU. Despite some doubts, she quickly found her groove.

The NYU First Generation to College Founders Fellowship offers first-generation students community, mentorship, and momentum.

NYU was Deigo's dream school and when he transferred here, he hit the ground running. Now, he is double majoring in Chemistry and Gender and Sexuality Studies, conducting research in a lab, and getting involved in community outreach.

In NYU classrooms, students develop an intellectual foundation for changing the world through policy, education, and research.

Empowered by policy education and campus advocacy groups, generations of student activists have found their voice at NYU.

This summer high schoolers can learn the ins and outs of writing for the big and small screen with Tischʼs Online High School Screenwriters Workshop.

By leveraging NYU's expert faculty along with its entrepreneurial and prototyping resources, Nader Ahmed brought his idea to life.

April is NYU Earth Month, and that means numerous events to help you build a better world through education, innovation, and action. Bonus: many events are open to all, and you can join virtually!

As a double major at NYU, Hillary Gao ‘20 merged her interdisciplinary interests as a student, researcher, and intern. Today, she continues to balance art and science.

NYU’s Center for Multicultural Education and Programs creates a supportive space for students of historically marginalized backgrounds.

Kevin Paredesʼ passion for justice and musical theatre led him to Gallatin, where he balances political science with performance.

This summer, aspiring artists can experience NYU through a pre-college virtual art program. From drawing and photography to art history and theory, you’ll build your knowledge—and your portfolio—100 percent online.