back to school: Back to School | NYC the Academic Capital of the World
- 09/07/12 02:13 AM
NYC has more undergraduate and graduate students than Boston has people." New York City colleges and universities have become powerful magnets for talent and an excellent generator of new jobs. Recently the City approved expansion plans for Columbia and Fordham campuses and the planned tech campus on Roosevelt Island by Cornell University. Applications for admission are being accepted for the “beta” class of computer science students at Cornell NYC Tech, the new world-class applied sciences campus in New York City. This first class of full-time students will begin in January 2013, pursuing a one-year Cornell Master of Engineering degree in … (15 comments)
back to school: Back to Private Schools: Upper West Side Private School Calendar
- 09/02/11 06:09 AM
Manhattan is home of some of the world's finest private schools. The Upper West Side of Manhattan is where many are located. Below are some of the finest private schools on the Upper West Side of Manhattan offering a diversity of culture and academics.
The Calhoon School - West End Avenue The Calhoun School is a progressive, independent, college preparatory school located in the heart of Manhattan’s West Side. Founded in 1896, Calhoun has grown into a two-building coeducational institution with 670 students, ranging from three-year-olds to twelfth graders.
The Stephan Gaynor School West 89th and … (6 comments)
back to school: Back To School: NYC School Board - NYC School Calander and Events
- 09/02/11 03:43 AM
Back to School Registration for New Public School Students What to Bring - Where to Go For students new to New York City public schools or returning to New York City's public schools after time away. For more information about new student registration, please visit the New Student website.
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With a little help from their parents many new freshman NYU students moved into their Greenwich Village dorms this week, while a similar scenario took place at Morningside Heights as Columbia University students begin moving in to their dorms at Columbia University. Both NYU and Columbia have been building real estate empires in their respective Manhattan neighborhoods. Both private non profit institutions have real estate holdings worth more than half a billion dollars. Both schools have been buying building and developing real estate to house students, faculty and expand their prestigious institutions.
NYC has more undergraduate and graduate students than Boston has people."
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