College of Arts & Science
Yes, You Can Study Languages!
When it comes to studying languages in college, knowing how to make the most of it can be difficult. Read along for tips on how to start!
NYU Prague Is a Study Away Home for Music-Minded Students
NYU Prague’s Music Program connects you with diverse opportunities and a supportive community in a storied European capital.
The College Cohort Program at NYU: Building Community at CAS
What to expect from the College Cohort Program during your first year at NYU’s College of Arts and Science (CAS).
A Tale of Three Cities: NYU’s Summer Creative Writing Programs
Aspiring writers can spend a summer honing their craft with NYU’s three immersive creative writing programs in Paris, Florence, and New York City.
Life as a Student Journalist at NYU: Washington Square News
What is it like to be a student journalist in New York City? Journalism majors and minors at NYU can write both in and outside the classroom.
Declaring Your Major Is Tradition at the NYU College of Arts and Science
Declaration Day is a time for NYU CAS students who are declaring their major to come together and celebrate.
Community Building Transforms the College Experience
At NYU, Alia Masud found supportive spaces that have helped her thrive.
An NYU Humanities Education Never Expires
NYU humanities students learn to deepen their engagement with the world around them.
Liberal Studies: Maximizing Your Time in One of NYU’s Largest Programs
Liberal Studies at NYU is an interdisciplinary program that gives students the freedom to pursue global learning and maximize their time.
A World of Academic Opportunity Awaits You at NYU
Follow the paths of two students to see how they took advantage of the range of academic areas at NYU in order to explore their options and map out their futures.
Interesting Classes for All: The CAMS Minor
Take some of the most unique classes at NYU through the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies (CAMS) Minor!
Is It OK to Apply Undecided to NYU?
Some students think itʼs a bad idea to apply undecided to NYU. With five different “undecided” options at NYU, is it really as bad as everyone thinks?