Has Poly been improving since it's been affiliated with nyu?

Jimbo113453
Wed, 03 Apr 2013 12:37:35 +0000

There are a lot of new, great professors at Poly as well. As for the facilities, many investments have been made in existing buildings and there is a great deal of new, leased space as well, with plans for redevelopment of older buildings underway. Half of Poly’s population are residential students who live in the dorms, with others living nearby or commuting. It’s a great engineering school for those who want to live or remain in NYC. Both NYU and Poly have great career services. Poly’s career services became a satellite office of NYU’s last fall, all under the same system, meaning even more opportunities available for Poly students. NYU programs are making their way to Poly’s campus this fall, such as urban science (CUSP) and gaming (MAGNET), solidifying it as NYU’s Downtown Brooklyn Campus. Next year, Poly becomes NYU’s engineering school, as well. It’s a great time to come to Poly (especially as admissions become tougher every year!).