New York University (NYU) Campus

NYU's main campus is centered about Washington Square Park (Also known as WaSquaPa around the campus). There's all types of people here at any given time of the day. Beware of the park at night, it's not so safe to be out there alone (remember it is the city), but definitely a large hangout spot for students at the university!

Tandon is located in Brooklyn and has two options for dorming; Othmer hall and Clark Hall. Both dorms have access to gyms and their own laundry facilities.

Elliot and Arron's Palladium dorm may seem standard at first glance, but they show you some of the ways they've found to take room personalization to the next level. They'll also introduce you to their 5th roommate: Merlin the Beta fish!

There's no doubt about it. New York University is expensive as hell. Luckily, I learned a thing or two about saving those big bucks during my freshman year at NYU! Find out where to go, what do to, and how to have fun in the city while keeping your wallet happy.

Hi I'm Gabby! I'm a sophomore at NYU and this is a video introducing myself in the center of campus, Washington Square Park.

Union Square is the one of the hubs of Manhattan, containing trains that take you all over city! It's a beautiful park scene and a great place to sit for a picnic or to think, and also this is where the annual Holiday Market is held, as well as, the weekly Farmer's Market.

Peet's Coffee is a great coffee shop inside of NYU's Kimmel Center, it is on the way to most classes and lectures and is extremely convenient.

Lisa and Raymond tell us about how they give back to the community through Greek Life!

I'm really excited to meet you guys and show you around our LARGE campus, but most importantly to introduce you to New York City (:

This is a great example of the average classroom size seating 20-35 students

Tandon is located in Brooklyn and has two options for dorming; Othmer hall and Clark Hall. Both dorms have access to gyms and their own laundry facilities.

Here is a look at one of our main academic buildings, the Silver Building for Arts and Sciences. I found an empty classroom to give you guys a view of what a standard class experience would be like here at NYU!

Thank you for watching these videos! I just wanted to leave with some advice, and if these weren't enough, I'd love for you guys to contact me on facebook! Or Instagram @d.e.j.a.a if you have ANY more questions! Looking forward to seeing some of you on campus in these next couple of years (:

Leorah and Mark talk to us about the pros and cons of going to college in the big apple.

Hear what the students have to say about New York University! Of course, most people love the colleges they choose, but that doesn't mean that EVERYTHING is PERFECT! What don't the students at NYU like about they're school? Hint: I think you might just find a common trend...

Join me on my walk to class this morning and let's converse a bit about a few things you may OR may not want to know about our campus! Like how to survive the winter, where & when to get the most free stuff out of NYU and etc.

Okay, I admit. There is a bit of learning curve on how to be a New Yorker, but this is something I just HAD to make a video about because if people don't tell you, you will NEVER understand how someone could risk there life running out in front of cars at a Green light... but one day, that might be you...

Kate gives us the inside scoop about the rigor at NYU and tuition struggles.

This was a group of students who were volunteering for an outreach they believe in! One of the many student groups at NYU doing good for the community

Here’s an idea of what the subway station looks like! You can get to pretty much anywhere in Manhattan in 30 minutes or so on the subway. One ride is just $2.75, and you can get an unlimited card for $121/month if you like to go to places off campus a lot! The subway is super convenient and runs 24/7.

This is a great example of the average classroom size seating 20-35 students

I'm really excited to meet you guys and show you around our LARGE campus, but most importantly to introduce you to New York City (: