3. New York University (NYU)
Though not one of the famed Ivy League universities, New York University (NYU) is nonetheless ranked among the world’s best, currently joint 41st in the world. Notably, New York University has a strong focus on internationalization, with a number of branch campuses around the world and an impressive study abroad program. As well as helping its own students spend time abroad, NYU also counts a large number of international students among its large student community.
While NYU has several New York campuses, its main hub is its Washington Square campus, in Greenwich Village. Dubbed ‘the Village’, this area of Lower Manhattan is famed as one of New York’s most creative and bohemian localities, offering a great atmosphere for NYU students. Over the years the school has attracted an eclectic mix of writers, artists, musicians and intellectuals to study in New York – and no doubt this is all part of the appeal for many creatively minded students heading to NYU.
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