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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][ Huh? Was trying to make a connection as to why NYU ranks high in ROI (in another list they are #5). I did not attend NYU and neither did oldest DC who attended a top school on this list. Youngest DC considering NYU among many schools, but is way off making a decision. However NYU is a very popular option at both my DC’s private schools in DC. They hold the most real estate of any university in the US and in the most expensive city. NYU Grads I have met loved it. On the other hand, I have met quite a few people who attended schools that are much higher ranked who were not happy with their undergrad experiences (Harvard, Yale, Berkeley) . I are just as much about my DC’s mental health and happiness as future earnings. [/quote] Funny, I know way more NYU undergrad alums, older and recent, who do not speak highly of their experience.[/quote] Did your friends graduate more than 10-15 years ago? It looks like rankings have improved dramatically over past 10-15 years. Some of this may be location, location, location as others have said. But it looks like the school is investing a lot in quality of life. Again, I am not shilling for NYU but one child is definitely considering applying. It looks pretty good to me. I care a lot about mental health and happiness of my children. First: students themselves Ranked it number two for NY schools quality of life in Niche https://www.niche.com/colleges/search/best-student-life/s/new-york/ https://www.nyu.edu/about/leadership-university-administration/office-of-the-president-emeritus/accomplishments/rankings-and-quality-of-life.html Rankings Global world rankings for NYU have increased dramatically during Sexton’s tenure. Today, NYU is: #27 in the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Academic Ranking of World Universities, up from #55 in 2003. #30 in the Times of Higher Education’s World University Rankings , up from #60 in 2011. #34 in U.S. News and World Report’s Best Global Universities, up from #36 in 2014. #53 in the Quacquarelli Symonds World University Ranking, up from #79 in 2004 NYU cited by ThompsonReuters as the university with the #1 most improved international ranking between 2010-2015. NYU called out by Times of Higher Education for its dramatic rise in ranking NYU has been in the top 5 of the Princeton Review's "Dream School" rankings for 10 years, including three years at #1. Significant progress among NYU’s schools in the U.S. News and World Report 2015 rankings, including: The Silver School of Social Work rose to #16, up from #25 in 2000 The Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service rose to #6 from #19 in 2002 The School of Medicine rose to #14 in research, up from #34 in 2007. Quality of Life Student Health and Mental Health NYU expanded all of its health services, especially mental services since 2002. Programs established include: The NYU Wellness Exchange, a free 24-7 hotline staffed with medical professionals to address health and mental health issues A 24/7 Crisis Response program Service & Walk-in Counseling A University wide training of faculty and RA staff to identify potential student issues. Student health fees and the student insurance plan were restructured to allow for a core of primary care, women’s health, and mental health services to be provided to all NYU students, with no out of pocket expenses, regardless of their insurance coverage. Launched a new sexual misconduct center - Sexual misconduct Prevention, Assistance, Counseling & Education (S.P.A.C.E.) - which provides medical assistance; training & educational outreach for students, faculty and staff; and comprehensive support services from licensed health professionals. Enacted a new sexual misconduct policy in 2014; revised to comply with new NYS law in 2015, and extended policy across all of NYU. Added new staff members and developed programs and initiatives, . Added 15 global counselors across all NYU global sites to support and coordinate student access to health/mental health services while students are abroad. A new student health center in Brooklyn Created the award-winning Reality Show: NYU, a musical about the challenges of college life that is required viewing for all freshmen. The show is written, performed, and produced by NYU students. The Jed Foundation award the JedCampus seal for the mental health and suicide prevention programs in 2013 NYU has received 28 awards in “excellence and innovation” from the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators, more than any other college or university in the history of the program. [/quote]
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