Stay on Track with Your Major at NYU London

Because the program was six weeks with less than 30 students, we did not have many events or excursions organized by the school. The class size was small with less than ten students, but this allowed us to learn more about our professors. In regards to course materials, they were flexible with time, workload, and content because they understood that it was a short program. Also, the professors encouraged us to explore the city and get the most out of our stay by organizing in-class excursions and recommending sites we can visit and events we can participate. Byron Court (residence) was located in a safe and accessible area as it was at the center of London, surrounded by other colleges including UCL. The professors and staff members were all helpful, and I am grateful to have had the chance to spend my summer there.

Cultural programming are events offered by NYU London that are sponsored by the school. It allows access to places that are either farther out of London or more expensive. Some notable events that were offered during my semester included a trip to Bath, Hamilton tickets, Soccer tickets.

Awesome!

Went for Chemistry for a semester<br /> Easy to travel all of Europe<br /> London itself was quiet but fun<br /> Pricey

It was fun I guess but NY is wayy better

I went for a full year. The dorm was very nice the first semester but the second semester we were moved to a very small dorm!! It was too small!!

I put a 1 for party atmosphere because I didn't drink. It was the best experience of my life. I strongly recommend to students in British student clubs to get out of NYU bubbles. It's only the students who didn't venture out who ultimately felt disappointed.

Awesome! Convenient for Business and Politics majors. small program, excellent British professors, etc.

Travel alot! there are a lot of trains which makes weekend trips accessible. The NYU group trips were great.

I had a great time but I wish there had been more interaction between British students and American students. NYU in London should not be a separate entitiy but rather a direct exchange. The dorms were very strict with visitors which made having friends over difficult. <br /> NYU did a great job taking everyone on some trips around England but I would have loved to have had more independence and the option of living independently.