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New York University Campus Tour Video

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Interviews & Information Sessions

Information sessions are a great way to learn about NYU. The information session is an hour-long group meeting designed to answer your questions about admission requirements, research opportunities, internships, double majors, on-campus housing, application deadlines—anything you want to know about NYU. Group information sessions are typically available Monday through Friday. During the fall, NYU holds information sessions and tours on select weekends.

Campus Tours

Informative campus tours are held year-round, and visitors are most often taken to each of the various schools at the University and to other important locations such as the Elmer Bobst Library and the Helen and Martin Kimmel Center for University Life.

Overnight Visits

NYU does not organize overnight visits, due to the large volume of campus visitors each year (roughly 60,000 students), but if you have a friend or family member that attends the school, it is possible to stay overnight with them in their dorm.

Prospective Weekend

Open House Programs NYU hosts a number of Open House programs on campus. These are your best opportunities to visit and receive an in depth look at what NYU has to offer you. You will have access to more than just the admissions office. Typically, faculty, student life officers, current students, and the deans of our colleges attend all open house programs. Class Visits Each fall and spring, students are welcome to come and visit NYU classes. Class visits are offered Monday through Thursday. Simply stop by the admissions office while you are on campus to see a list of classes open for visitation. Off-Campus Receptions NYU representatives visit all over the country during the fall and spring. These programs are hosted by a member of the Admissions Committee and typically include a current student’s perspective on life at NYU.

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