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As a current student, I can tell you, if you’re thinking of pursuing a double major at NYU, it is possible, and NYU is the place to do it!

Let’s be honest, the internship search and application process is far from easy. Here are eight things I learned from the process.

It’s a big world out there, but experiencing new places while getting your education helps make it feel smaller.

Figuring out your major can feel stressful, but at NYU, we have the resources and support you need to find the right fit.

Studying abroad is an exciting experience for many students but you need to make sure you’re ready. Heidi shares her experience and advice on what to expect before you go abroad.

Want to major in the humanities but worried about jobs after college? You’re in luck: more employers in tech and science are looking for soft skills in the workplace.

NYU has a large community of international students, each with their own story of coming to NYU. Hailing from the land down under, Keiarn, shares her journey to NYU.

Choosing your specific major or concentration can be daunting. But at the same time, it’s an amazing period in the undergraduate experience where you don’t need to feel the pressure of knowing exactly who you are and what you want to do.

To visit NYU while in middle school or wait until high school? That is the question. It is never too early to start the college search process.

Finding quality food at an affordable price in New York City can be tricky. Luckily, we have some recommendations for NYU students of good takeout options, as well as food-related events hosted by NYC and NYU!

Time to bust out your Gordon Ramsay skills without breaking the bank.

There's tons of benefits going to college close to home—and not just because a home-cooked meal/free laundry is a train ride away.