New York University

New York University is a private university located in Greenwich Village, New York, USA, which was founded in 1831. The University is the largest private university in the United States.

The University offers a variety of programs with different majors and graduate college degree, which includes 14 schools, colleges, and divisions. One is the Tisch School of the Arts, with campuses located overseas. In addition, the university also established the first global network of comprehensive university with a liberal arts campus in Abu Dhabi.

As has campuses located abroad, the university also has a variety of research facilities and programs are in Ghana, Argentina, Italy, Czech Republic, China, and Israel.

Many achievements and recognition achieved by the university, including the Nobel Prize, Abel Prize, the Pulitzer Prize etc. In fact, in 2014, a total of 12 university faculty members have won Guggenheim Fellowships. And about 70 students of this university have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.

In addition to studying, students at this university can also be incorporated into a variety of student clubs and organizations that have been provided by the university, including the Greek life.

There is one tradition that is always done at this university, the university traditionally hosts the Strawberry Fest, a street fair featuring New York City's longest strawberry shortcake, and commencement is held at Yankee Stadium.

Many important people and famous who are members and alumni of the university, including the Philip Seymour Hoffman, Alan Greenspan, Adam Sandler and both Foursquare and founder of Def Jam Records.

Of the non-academic fields, with the Bobcat mascot, the university's sports teams compete with other participants in the competition Ateltik NCAA Division III.