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New York University - Campus Strictness - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.85

Campus Strictness

Quick Stats

Students Are Most Likely to Get Caught...
  • Bringing food/drinks into the computer labs
  • Downloading copyrighted materials
  • Drinking underage
  • Having pets in your dorm room
  • Having prohibited furniture, appliances, or candles in your dorm
  • Partying too loudly in your dorm room
  • Signing in too many people
  • Smoking in the stairways
  • Smoking pot in your dorm room
  • Sneaking past a security guard in any NYU building without showing ID
  • Throwing things out of your window

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

The truth is if you stay out of trouble, you may never really have an encounter with any of the public guards during your stay at NYU (besides showing them your ID daily of course, without which, you will not be allowed to enter any campus building). Often, students say that campus strictness is not very harsh, but everything’s relative. Some RAs and other campus officials are worse than others, but most students agree that if you are careful, you can get away with whatever it is you are doing. Mostly, students are busted for smoking (pot and cigarettes), drinking, or being too loud in their dorm rooms.

If you respect yourself and your fellow students, you most likely will not get in trouble. Campus police are rarely involved with students who misbehave in the dorms, so mind your RA, if he or she seems strict. You are unlikely to get in trouble with campus police if you act low-key. The best part of NYU being a private institution is that everything is handled internally. If you are caught drinking underage or with illegal substances, NYPD never hears of it—NYU takes care of reprimanding you within its own system.

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Campus Strictness at New York University

sabster79

'14

Pre-Medicine Studies

3.1
B-

I.D.'S - a Real Drag

Because we have no campus, everyone must show their i.d.'s everytime we walk into a school building, which can be a drag if you forgot it that day.

Jan 11, 2012

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Campus Strictness at New York University

dawnyhchin

'12

Education of Individuals with Impairments and Disabilities

3.5
B

Mandatory Is Safe but Unfriendy Security Staff.

Mandatory ID for building entrance makes the campus feel safer--which is important after the events of 9/11 in my home city. The building guards often exhibit lackluster to poor levels of freindliness and respect.

Jan 09, 2012

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Campus Strictness at New York University

seg427

'15

Social Work and Youth Services

2.3
C

Depends on Who Catches You

Some RA's are more lenient than others. But you have to be careful because RA's are always on duty, and that RA may not be the one on your floor, and may be stricter than your own. If you're going to do something illegal, be careful.

Jan 06, 2012

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Facts

Visitation Policies

Short-term guests (people who only stay for a few hours) are allowed at any time, but must sign-in and be approved by roommates. Residents are allowed no more than three overnight guests for no more than three consecutive nights.

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