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I think it is a good place for networking opportunities because of the location. The campus is very small, which allows one to build a close relationship with other students and teachers. Finally you are a NYU student also so you have access to two campus.

lousy, lousier, lousiest

Dorms on campus are awesome. Job opportunities are everywhere. However, not all teachers are good. Some have an accent that was difficult to get used to at the beginning. On the other hand, I also had professor that are now in my list of 'best teachers ever'. The place is nice, but there should be more computers and pianos around the school.

Great school for an engineering student or student studying a related field. Not your traditional campus feel, but being right in downtown Brooklyn is a neat experience all in its own. Student wise, it's a pretty small school, so you get to know your fellow students very well while still being in the big city.

You are encouraged to explore the field you are interested. The only place I know where walking around with something considered nerdy anywhere else is perfectly normal. I love it.

It's more work than the average engineering school, but apparently worth it in the end. If you can cut it, the location in New York City is great! Certain professors are really helpful, too.

This isn't NYU. Know before you jump. There are very few -if any sustainable- redeeming factors in this school.

A small, tight knit community that makes you feel at home.

i dont like nyu-poly because there is no campus. it makes me feels like I go to work when I go there. Also for my field research lab isvery old and our dated.

Don't expect this school to be a walk in the park. Don't sleep on the math classes. Professors are not going to hold your hand through class.