<p>I’m conflicted as to what school/program to apply to and hence I am curious as to which is the most prestigious (or could you rank them in order of prestige?): The Liberal Studies Core Program, The Stern School of Buisness, CAS, or the Gallatin School?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>Follow your interests, not how prestigious a program is…</p>
<p>Very well, but I’m curious is all.</p>
<p>I’d probably say:</p>
<p>Stern, CAS, Gallatin, LSP</p>
<p>Who cares about undergrad prestige, though? They are all very respectable programs.</p>
<p>Now is the LSP in the CAS or do you matriculate in after the two year program is complete?</p>
<p>LSP is its own program now and I have met fellow LSP students on-track for every school, except for Stern. However, they changed the program this year so Sternies take LSP-like classes for their GEds. </p>
<p>You’re promised an acceptance to the original school you signed up for after you’re done with LSP, provided that you keep your GPA a 3.0 or up. If you have decided to go to another NYU school, there’s a very easy process that allows you to apply to the other school of your choice.</p>
<p>When it comes to your original question, prestige doesn’t matter. Tisch is fantastic, but if you’re not into the Fine Arts it’s not going to be a pleasant experience. Neither will Stern if you’re not seriously interested in business. Despite what some ill-informed individuals may say, all NYU schools have wonderful, high-ranking programs. You’re going to get a great education no matter what you decide to study.</p>