The WORST Parts About NYU - New York University - Campus Interviews - LTU
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- Опубліковано 26 жов 2018
- The students at NYU are telling us what they consider to be the worst parts about the university. Embedded in the busiest city in the United States, New York University is regarded as one of the top schools in the country. LTU wants to find out what the students dislike the most about their university. Check out what the students consider to be the worst parts about New York University.
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The couple in the background at the beginning of the video. 😂
Didn't even notice until I started editing 😂
It's new york
Aka why living in nyc is hard. I’ve been a New Yorker my entire life and i was shocked that young adults/kids are just expected to know how to navigate the streets and subways of ny. That seems very unreasonable to me for those coming outside of New York. But im pretty sure most of the problems they discussed are typical tourists (and residents) in NY problems. Its doesnt have to do with NYU themselves but instead NYC. Its called the concrete jungle for a reason.
i will say don't come to nyu if your parents can't afford to still pay for your lifestyle at school. 1. everyone here is rich and to make friends, you need participate in their hobbies which are always a bit expensive. 2. they were right about how crazy busy it is and how you need to stay on top of internships and research opportunities. classes combined with that makes it next to impossible to get a job.
that guy was also right about people being a little closed minded here. but most of the other complaints people had were stupid because they should have known those things before they applied and decided to accept admission. most people come to nyu because they don't want a regular college experience. nyu literally markets itself as not being the normal college experience.
while i wouldn't rave about nyu, it's definitely not as bad as they make it seem. there really are amazing opportunities everywhere and living in nyc itself is an amazing experience. if you're not an independent, nyu definitely isn't the right place for you.
my final piece of advice is that you need to be a self-assured, confident, and adaptable person to succeed at nyu. any advice anyone has ever given you about nyc in general, apply it to nyu also. you're not just signing up for nyu, you're signing up for new york city.
and no offense but it looks like the people you guys chose to interview were unaware of the criteria.
I'm looking to apply but I live in the UK do you know anyone in the school who were from the UK and got accepted?
@Alex Win i have lost my spark. Once I had aspirations, a dream some may say. To go to this school and to live in a city. How those days have passed. Life is pain. I have sinned, the crushing reality of my situation destroys my being each day I go on, suffering.
Not my dreams being crushed bc im not wealthy 🙂🔫
I see a lot of people that were able to go NYU because of great scholarships offer to them and or commute to school instead
thanks for the advice 😁
Yup....the first problem is the tuition fee,,,next is the standard of living is too high
Yet people say money doesn’t buy happiness
I loved going to NYU, I went to Tisch studied acting. I got many opportunities that I never would have had through any other university. I got fabulous training, one of the best experiences of my life.
are you still pursuing acting?
Hey just wondering how it’s going now? In terms of jobs
0:56-0:59 mood
Big mood
@Lets Talk University lol
@@Mia-cn4qm mia khalifa 😍
@@Mia-cn4qm mia khalifa 😍
When I was in college, everyone would just go to class and not really talk to anyone else in the class. Students would talk to each other more in classes that came with a lab like some computer science classes and some physics classes, but that was about it.
Thank you for making this! Very informative.
Glad to hear you found it helpful, Mark!
Your videos are so helpful for understanding the authentic cultures of each unique university. Thanks!
That's exactly what LTU wants to accomplish! Glad to hear that you find these videos helpful. Let me know if there is anything else you would like to see on this channel.
Thinking about NYU for grad-school. Good thing I'm already from a big city and that PhD students get a stipend.
Would love to see one on University of Virginia!!
The couple in the background of first vid made me realize my pain
I see a lot of people that were able to go NYU because of great scholarships offer to them and or commute to school instead
1:50 This guy is incredible. I wonder how he’s doing today. Hope he’s good.
I don’t understand how not having football is a bad thing...
Nia Davis going to football games is a part of the American school culture. Right now I got to a Highschool for the arts and we don’t have football and I’m jealous of my other friends who go to a different Highschool and have that. For college I’ll mostly pick one with a football team because right now I feel like I’m losing part of a typical school experience that defines so many people
It's the best part in my opinion 🥳
Hi,
Thanks a lot for the video. Being admitted to NYU is a dream come true for me.
I am an admitted post graduate student of Silver School. With scholarship worth $10,500. That is $21,000 for the 2yrs.
Attending my dream graduate school is proving an uphill challenge for me...as an international student from sub-Saharan Africa It's being a real struggle trying to complete the remaining balance of my tuition. Due to this financial constraints, I had the offer differed for a year, that is I was supposed to start fall 2022 but had to differ till fall 2023. I recently realized this is completely beyond me and my family.
Please, I would appreciate any assistance you can provide in regards to more scholarships, persons I can contact. It's really scary seeing fall 2023 draw near.
Any suggestion will really be appreciated.
to be honest i dont know if i should go to college or not at this point :/
Definitely, tuition fee is too expensive actually from the international student perspective. Nontheless, i expect the value of lessons equals to the fee anyway.
I’m considering going to NYU for my master… it takes one year being a full time student. But I’m from El Salvador (international student) and I’m afraid for the tuition and fees. Do you think I could have good financial aid?
I wish to go to NYU Stern for MBA but I kind of want to go to UVA Darden as well. Help! 😅
Hi there! i want to apply this med school and email there like a thousand time but all they send is a link which includes requirements and curriculum but don't answer the questions straight. I want to know, can i study online at this med school and attend the elective in my home country? Is there's any way to send special application that we want to study here online due to tons of personal reason and we can attend elective in our home country?
3:54 does anybody acknowledge the fact that the this guy was from teens/adults react
Finding a job after college is the worst part.
It's the best of the best ! And , that's why Is expensive
NYU bathrooms stank, value for quality of dorms/on campus experience is not good, bad vending machine snacks and dining hall food which is also too expensive although they have a share meals program which is nice, the central air system is bipolar and wants to be too cold in the winter and too hot or even also too cold in the summer. And it's too expensive for any regular person. If loans or crowdfunding didn't exist, most people would not go here.
the tuition is steeeep !
Is it really that hard to make friends if your more introverted?
yes. i just finished my freshman year as a introvert and you literally HAVE to step out of you want to be mentally okay.
U have to make the conscious effort to make friends, while also being true to yourself and being on top of your shit.
tbh NYU is really overrated and not worth it unless you're going to Stern. With the high tuition, high living costs, and terrible financial aid, you're taking out over $300k for a B.A. That's absurd. The education is good but nothing you couldn't get for less at a state flagship, and you can see a lot of the students are unhappy with the lack of campus spirit and community. I think NYU preys a bit upon naive 17-year-olds who have a dream of moving from their small town to New York and making it big there, without making it clear the loan payment they'll be shackling themselves to for decades after.
The worth of this institution ultimately comes down to each individual student's unique experience. After speaking with many NYU students, the distance between cost and benefit seemed reasonable for most of them. Some of the aspects that were deemed negative by some students were seen as positive by others. The qualities that NYU is lacking are offset by something unique to NYU that the students enjoy.
This channel has no official affiliation with NYU, but I want to be sure viewers receive balanced opinions. This principle is why we also have a video stating the best parts about NYU, which is spoken by the same students. You can watch that video here: ua-cam.com/video/WZ9V-HUEFyE/v-deo.html
Do you even go to NYU bibi.. ?
Why is it worth it if you go to NYU Stern?
JeremyGamer connections and reputation
JeremyGamer 1:41
NYU is only worth the price if you're going to Stern, since they have some of the best undergraduate business programs in the nation. Other than that, save your money at a state school
@Intelligence Injection I'm literally a student at NYU, buddy. What I'm saying isn't even an opinion. It's well-known fact, and any logical minded person will agree. NYU has AWFUL financial aid, and its business school is the only school ranked highly on the national level. For every other school at NYU, you're literally paying 10s of thousands of dollars more each year for no reason. There are plenty of other schools that are ranked higher AND give better financial aid AND are cheaper overall. NYU is only worth the money if you're going to Stern, like myself. Now take your stupidity somewhere else
@Intelligence Injection I do think highly of myself considering I beat an 11% acceptance rate and got into Stern. There's a reason why Stern has the lowest acceptance rate out of any undergrad school at NYU. It's because it's the best of all of them. And what I'm saying still isn't clicking in your brain. NYU is a good school overall, yes. But there are OTHER schools (outside of business) that are MUCH cheaper and are ranked HIGHER nationally than NYU. Would you like me to provide some examples for you? It seems you're unable to conduct a simple Google search. I never said every other school at NYU was awful. I'm saying, comparatively speaking, you're wasting money by choosing NYU over a school that has just as many resources for students and will give you an even better education. And ALL of my NYU friends outside of Stern (mainly at Steinhardt, Tandon, and Gallatin) agree with me that the school is way too expensive, but they continue to attend because they love the city.
@Intelligence Injection There's so much stupidity in your comments that I don't know where to start.
Firstly, you're the one who can't read. I was talking about "resources and stuff" (as you so eloquently stated it) in ADDITION to finances. I LITERALLY said that there are plenty of schools that have "just as many resources for students and will give you an even better education." Having trouble reading there, aren't you? Let's re-read my message verrryyyyy slowlyyyyy so you can understand precisely what I'm communicating to you.
You can't be so dense as to think NYU is the only school with excellent resources for students. Also, I know that money isn't an issue for everyone. My original comment was talking specifically about wether NYU is WORTH the price, not whether each individual person could afford it. Once again, your stupidity is showing.
Also, you seem very defensive for..... what reason? Your insecurities are showing. I've tried objectively discussing Stern's impressive statistics to highlight why this school is the flagship school at NYU, not because I wanted to show off. But you're the one who interpreted it as me bragging and tried to make a slick comment about it, so you're damn right I'm going to boast about my achievements. It looks like your ego is slightly damaged.
I'd also like to point out that you said "a lot" of NYU students who do not go to Stern would disagree with me. So I want to ask you: where is YOUR evidence? You literally don't even go to school here. "A lot" doesn't sound like a very precise measurement to me. Hence, since YOU yourself used anecdotal evidence, I provided you with anecdotal evidence of my own based on what I, an ACTUAL student who attends the school and interacts with several students daily, observed.
And has it occurred to you that Columbia University is MORE expensive than NYU? And most other colleges in NYC are just as expensive as NYU as well. The reason why people come to NYU to enjoy living in the city is because this school is quite literally a part of the city and doesn't have a centralized campus unlike other schools. That's why many people stay.
Lastly, your attempt to use business-like vocabulary is laughable. I have "no idea how to make arrangements"??? Is this how "I plan to negotiate"? LMFAOOOO. What are you even talking about? You're making a fool of youself. Keep that high school dropout education away from me, please and thank you. I'm genuinely wondering why my comment has you so upset if you're not even attending this school. It literally doesn't effect you whatsoever, and by the looks of it, you lack the intellect to even be accepted by NYU.
If you've made it this far in my comment, I'm proud of you! Good job on being able to read this much. Take time to process what I've said very slowly. You need all the time you can get.
Gabriel Linares this is sooo unrelated but I really want to go to stern in the future, what were some things that you believe were important with getting accepted?
@@haleyclawsie4666 That's great to hear! I really hope you get in. You'll love it. I can't really tell you what was most important in their decision to accept me because I genuinely don't know. I think it really is just a balance of many things; they want well-rounded students. Here's a rundown of my stats:
- 1470 SAT (I took it twice; this is basically the exact average SAT score for Stern)
- 7.86 weighted GPA & 3.98 unweighted GPA (I took 5 AP courses and 24 dual-enrollment courses)
- Ranked #2 in my class
- 230 community service hours
- Graduated high school with my A.A. degree from a local community college (I was a part of my school's dual-enrollment program)
- President of my school's National Honor Society chapter for 2 years
- President of AVID Club for 1 year
- Vice President of Key Club for 2 years
- Collegiate/Student Ambassador at my school for 3 years
- Student Mentor at my high school (i.e. tutoring freshmen) for 3 years
- Environmental Ambassador for 2 years
- Awarded the national AP Scholar Award in 2018
- Won "Distinguished Member" 2 years in a row at the state level for Key Club
- there's a few other "fluff" awards/distinctions, but they're really nothing too impressive
- I didn't play any sports
- I didn't work at any point during high school
and I think that sums most of it up. Let me know if I'm missing anything. My weak spots were not playing sports and not working outside of school, but I made up for it in other areas. To be honest, I think the admissions office really just wants to know that you're bringing something unique to the school. You have to make yourself stand out from just numbers and stats on a paper. That's why your admissions essay is so important! I know some people who were admitted into Stern with much less impressive stats because they wrote an incredible admissions essay, had an incredible backstory, or balanced out some less-impressive stats with something super awesome on their resume.
I hope this helped. Feel free to reach out to me if you need any more advice! Good luck!
How to enroll in NYU
1:45 Bro don't think like that. Only in the US University work like that. In every other country -exept of Canada maybe- Universitys ware exactly like NYU
that's comforting to hear..
Nah college/university in Germany is SO cheap
So many countries have free or very cheap higher education so that’s just not true
the guy at 3:21
im at nyu. lmk if yall have questions
moneymonster hey, I’m thinking of coming from England to NYU because I love the city. But I’m not sure it’s worth it as it’s so expensive, especially for me as I’d be an international student 😰
@@jamesberesford7310 hi! i have a bunch of friends here from england, and they LOVE it here. i would compare fin aid packages with other schools--and i can confirm that nyc is extremely extremely hard to get by (i know because i'm low income). for me, it's worth it
Hey I’m going to be a senior in September! I was wondering if I should do early decision? I love the school but I’m scared about how my financial aid I’ll receive. Also what are the best things to put on my application?
@@simraahmed4480 hey simra! i would only do early decision if i was certain it's my dream school. i did ed 2 for nyu but i knew that i could pull out if financials weren't great (read up more on when you can pull out of an ed contract here: www.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply/all-freshmen-applicants/early-decision.htmlwww.nyu.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/how-to-apply/all-freshmen-applicants/early-decision.html). from my experience, doing ed doesn't seem to help the applicant that much, especially if he or she is already a strong one. the best things to put on your application are the ones that most truly reflect yourself as a person and student. hoped this helped, lmk if you have any more questions. and good luck!
moneymonster hi.. what was your sat and gpa?
GO TO UCLA!
I'd love to as soon as this channel can afford to 😂
Imagine NYU with tens of thousands more students but set in a thriving positive city instead of the declining NYC... that is what you get at ASU Phx campus.
I'm trying to choose between asu and nyu for next year and asu sounds so lit but nyu is more prestige so idek 😅
Lmao 4:00 is smart
The price tag and affirmative action