New York University

Private university in New York City

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2025 Ranked #6 (tie) by U.S. News & World Report for MBA programs
2025 NYU's acceptance rate drops further to 7.7% for the upcoming Class of 2029.
2025 Ranked #12 (US) and #17 (Global) by QRNW European Council of Leading Business Schools
2025 Ranked #11 (US) and #17 (Global) by QS Global Rankings
2025 Ranked #10 by Fortune Magazine for MBA program
January 2025 Stern at NYUAD welcomed its inaugural class of 54 students to the new MBA Program in the UAE.
2024 Marc Bell wins Tony Award for 'Best Play' as producer of 'Stereophonic'
2024 Ayo Edebiri wins an Emmy Award for 'The Bear' after graduating from TSOA in 2017.
2024 Ranked #9 for Compensation by Bloomberg
2024 Eric Schwartz assumes the directorship of New York University Press, beginning his leadership in the current year.
2024 Ranked #14 in US and #21 Globally by Financial Times.
2024 Ranked #10 in US and #17 globally by Times Higher Education World University Rankings.
2024 NYU maintained its record-low acceptance rate of 8%, solidifying its status as a highly competitive university.
2024 Ranked #5 for MBA Career in Finance by QS Career Specialization Ranking
2024 Ranked #2 for Undergraduate Finance Program by U.S. News & World Report
2024 Ranked #2 for Best Career Prospects by Princeton Review
2024 Ranked #15 by Bloomberg Businessweek for Business School
2024 Ranked #7 by U.S. News & World Report for MBA program
2024 Ranked #14 by Financial Times for MBA program (US and Global)
2024 Ranked #1 for Finance MBA by Princeton Review
June 2024 Joan Kee was announced as the new director of the Institute of Fine Arts, specializing in art and the law, comparative diaspora studies, and art and digital communications.
2023 Undergraduate admissions saw 18,858 applicants, with 924 admitted and 585 students enrolled, resulting in a competitive 4.9% admission rate and 63.31% yield. The median combined SAT score for incoming freshmen was 1550, with 95% ranking in the top 10% of their high school graduating class.
2023 NYU Stern saw a significant increase in applications to 18,858, with a more competitive admission rate of 4.9%, and enrolled 585 students. The median combined SAT score for incoming freshmen was 1550, with 95% of admitted students ranking in the top 10% of their high school graduating class.
2023 Reported $59 million in research expenditures, highlighting the school's continued research prowess.
2023 NYU achieved a record-low acceptance rate of 8%, reflecting its increasing selectivity and popularity.
2023 The Business, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (BTE) program received over 5,000 applications for 50 available spots, resulting in an acceptance rate of less than 2%.
2023 Stern announced a partnership with NYU Abu Dhabi to launch a one-year full-time MBA Program in the UAE.
December 2023 Fired as Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–La Crosse after being outed for filming consensual pornographic videos with his wife that were posted to public adult websites
August 2023 Rubin Hall underwent a complete renovation during the 2023-2024 academic year, adding air conditioning and improving environmental features.
July 1 2023 Linda G. Mills becomes the 17th President of New York University.
2022 Wayne Federman wins an Emmy Award as a Producer for 'George Carlin's American Dream'.
2022 Goddard Hall closed as a residence hall.
2022 NYU Stern increased its applicant pool to 16,923, with an admission rate of 6.6% and enrolled 620 students.
2022 Undergraduate admissions increased to 16,923 applicants, with 1,117 admitted and 620 students enrolled, resulting in a 6.6% admission rate and 55.51% yield.
2022 NYU announced a $1 billion investment in the school, including plans to hire 40 tenure-track faculty members, improve lab and student spaces, and enhance cybersecurity and artificial intelligence programs.
2022 NYU planned to move up to 4,000 undergraduate and graduate students into the new Qiantan campus building.
2022 President Andrew D. Hamilton announced he would be stepping down at the end of the 2023 academic year, to be succeeded by Linda G. Mills, the university's first female president.
2022 Ranked #6 for Post-MBA Salary by The Economist
2021 The NYU SPS MS in Public Relations and Corporate Communication was named the winner of the PR Week Awards for Outstanding Education Program.
2021 Selected by the National Institute of Health to lead the RECOVER Initiative, receiving the largest NIH grant in its history (over $450 million) to study long-term effects of COVID-19
2021 Undergraduate admissions recorded 15,121 applicants, with 1,058 admitted and 600 students enrolled, maintaining an admission rate of 7% and a yield of 56.71%.
2021 NYU Stern received 15,121 undergraduate applicants, with an admission rate of 7% and enrolled 600 students.
2021 Ranked #7 for Top-Tier Jobs by QS Top MBA rankings.
2021 Ranked #38 in U.S. News Best Engineering Schools
2021 NYU debate team ranked 10th nationally, surpassing prestigious universities like Harvard and Cornell, marking their 14th consecutive year of Top 20 national finishes since 2007.
2021 U.S. News & World Report rankings published, highlighting NYU's top rankings across multiple academic disciplines including Business (10th), Economics (11th), Education (6th), Law (5th), and Medicine Research (2nd).
2021 NYU became the first private university in the United States to receive over 100,000 applications in a single admissions cycle.
2021 Ranked #2 MBA for Investment Banking by BusinessBecause

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