What Students Say?
Likes
- Proximity to a hub like New York, good curriculum and faculties.
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Pretty good place to be in. The proximity to NYC is an added advantage. Lots of places to see and there's lots to learn. A good experience overall.
Course Curriculum
The course curriculum is up-to-date and ever evolving. The program keeps adding new courses to the syllabus every new semester to stay in connect with the exact happenings.
Exams
TOEFL - 102/120 GRE - Waived off College requires a minimum of over 80/120 in TOEFL. Above 90 score to waive off an additional English course. 1 SOP, 2 LOR, Resume. LOR could be from any academic faculty or your manager at work.
Placement
The median salary for my course is usually in the range of $85-90k per annum, however this year due to recession the numbers seem to have taken a hit.
Fees
$55,000/2 years.
Scholarship
Provost Master's scholarship for $8000/year on the basis of my work experience.
Faculty
The faculties and staff are super friendly and approachable. They will always try to go out of their way to help you or just make you feel welcome. Professors like Chris, Ted Stohr and Jordan Suchow are experts in their work and really provide a good experience.
Campus Life
It's a quaint campus located in the backdrop of NY skyline. It's got a good 3 storied library, tennis courts, badminton and Basketball courts, football and baseball field.
Hostel
Rents in general are on the higher side in NY and NJ. Around $600-700 is the more likely rent cost. Sharing the room with another classmate would be a good option if you want to save on rent. Plenty of groceries and restaurants are there in the vicinity.
