Location & Setting Definitively urban, with primary campuses in Manhattan's Financial District and Pleasantville, New York. The New York City campus provides immediate access to internship opportunities, cultural institutions, and professional networks in one of the world's most vibrant cities.

Campus Life Urban campus life is characterized by accessibility and flexibility, with students having numerous opportunities for off-campus engagement. On-campus housing is available but limited, meaning many students live in apartments or with family. The school attracts motivated, career-focused students who appreciate the blend of academic study and real-world experience.

Student Body Diverse student population with strong regional representation from the Northeast, but also significant international enrollment. Students tend to be professionally oriented, with a pragmatic approach to education and career development. The student body is notably career-driven, with many balancing academics with internships and part-time work.

Academics Strong reputation in business, performing arts, and health professions. Known for applied learning models that emphasize practical skills and professional preparation. Academic programs are designed with career outcomes in mind, featuring robust internship programs and industry connections.

Athletics & Sports Compete in NCAA Division II athletics with competitive programs in several sports. While not a major athletic powerhouse, the university offers student-athletes opportunities to compete at a collegiate level while maintaining academic focus. Sports teams foster community and school spirit.

Lifestyle & Weather New York City experiences four distinct seasons, with cold winters and warm summers. The urban campus means public transportation is primary, and a car is unnecessary. Outdoor activities are more about urban exploration - parks, cultural events, and city experiences - rather than traditional campus recreation.