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As a student originally from New Jersey, I believe there are benefits to living on campus—but also plenty of resources for students who choose to commute!

Which is the best program for you? Let’s find out!

Seeds of Fortune alum, Rachelle Asare, reflects on her journey to NYU and how the program prepared her for leadership and success.

From planning their study away experience to living abroad at one of NYU's 16 global locations, students have help every step of the way.

Some students choose a single Tisch Drama Studio for all 4 years of their training, while others try out more than one. Tisch Drama student Jordan shares her experience switching studios her senior year, and why she was happy to broaden her skills as a performer.

From New York to London, Teaching English (grades 7–12) major Kate Lan plans to use her NYU education to broaden young minds.

NYU professors offer office hours to allow students to introduce themselves and ask questions in one-on-one settings.

Finished your first draft of your college essay? Here’s the next part—proofreading and editing. These tips will guide you through the treacherous proofreading process to make your writing as sharp as possible.

Here’s what I took away from starting at NYU in the spring, and the advice I have for students placed in a spring cohort.

Explore NYU's top creative resources for students, including studios, workshops, rehearsal spaces, and cutting-edge production facilities.

What's it like being a Latinx college student at NYU? Three current students share their perspectives and how they found community on campus.

If you are nervous about your first year at NYU, that's completely normal. Remember that you are not alone. Here are a few lessons I learned.