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| Major: History/Histories (art history/etc.) (This Major's Salary over time) | | Gender: Male | This person cares more about Creativity/Innovation than the average student. | Intelligence:
Bright | | ACT: | | SAT: 2180 | | Lowest Rating
Campus Aesthetics/Beauty C- | Describes the student body mostly as:
Friendly, Arrogant, ApproachableDescribes the faculty mostly as:
Friendly | Highest Rating
Educational Quality A | How this student rated the school:
| Educational Quality | A | Faculty Accessibility | A | | Useful Schoolwork | B+ | Excess Competition | C+ | | Academic Success | A | Creativity/Innovation | C | | Individual Value | B | University Resource Use | A | | Campus Aesthetics/Beauty | C- | Friendliness | B+ | | Campus Maintenance | A | Social Life | A | | Surrounding City | A | Extra Curriculars | A | | Safety | A |
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generally like NYU. So far I've only completed two semesters
of classes, but in this time I truly enjoyed my
experience. The professors I've had were generally pretty versed yet
humble; out of the seven professors I've had so far,
two were fluent and literate in classical Greek (excellent for
classics and etymologies). In terms of faculty accessibility, I've had
a professor who had office hours every weekday for at
least 5 hours. Due to the sheer size of
NYU, one must be somewhat social to not be lost
and lonely in the crowd but at the same time
disciplined as to not become a hedonist. There are certain
obstacles to be overcome, but I feel they generally contribute
to a full development if one can persevere. NYU, because
there is no campus and massive student body, is in
the “real world,” that is it's make or break. You
can either excel in your studies or fall under the
weight of your own mediocrity and unpreparedness. To the
naysayers who decry NYU as simply snobby and pedantic obviously,
they obviously haven't attended NYU. It's greatly “socially conscious” to
the other extreme of the spectrum; by that I mean
NYU students are so liberal in thought their “social tolerance”
devolves into complete moral subjectivism. Furthermore, any believes that oppose
same-sex marriage (such as traditional Christian values) are usually called
out at NYU as bigotry, which I find hypocritical because
it appears liberals here are only tolerant of views that
don't contradict theirs. Lastly, since there is a large percentage
of Jewish students, anti-Zionism is automatically condemned as antisemitism, even
if it is based on an ethical and moral basis.
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