Students at the NYU Stern Undergraduate College often come to campus with impressive plans for the future, or use their Stern experience to realize their goals. Erik Kimel (BS ’08) was no exception -- he had already laid the groundwork for his own businesses when he arrived at Stern.
 

Students at the NYU Stern Undergraduate College are immersed in an experience that teaches them about the positive impact they can have on the world around them.

The NYU Stern Undergraduate College welcomed Stern parents to campus for Parents Day! Speakers included Dean Geeta Menon, a Stern professor, and info sessions with staff. Parents mingled with current students to get an inside look at what their Stern student has been up to over the past few months.

Last fall, New York University undergraduates Samir Goel (Stern ’16) and Hannah Dehradunwala (Gallatin ’16) found themselves in the middle of a dark and rainy Washington Square Park where they practiced pitching theirSocial Impact Business Challenge (SIBC) idea, Transfernation, to an audience of tre

When Cesar Miranda (BPE ’15) first arrived at the NYU Stern Undergraduate College, he wanted as many international academic experiences as possible.
 

Social Impact coursework and co-curricular programming gives students at the NYU Stern Undergraduate College a wide range of opportunities to think critically about how business can impact society.

When Anika Advani (BS ’15) was considering colleges and universities as a high school senior, she made visits to different campuses to get a feel for life at each school.Her visit to the NYU Stern Undergraduate College, however, sold her on the merits of the Stern experience.

Meet the NYU Stern Street Team, a group of dynamic undergraduate students who serve as the resident experts on what it's like to attend Stern.

“I always get funny looks from fellow actors when I tell them I’m in business school,” chuckles Stern freshman Annie Qian, “but to me, it makes perfect sense.” Annie, who most recently appeared on an episode of CBS’s Blue Bloods and plays the recurring role of Kelly on TBS’s Are We There Yet?, realized she also wanted to study the business side of the industry she loves.

“Money management is a key part of the college experience,” Stern freshman Scott Gamm explains. “Surprisingly, only 24 states require high school students to take personal finance classes, so most incoming college freshmen haven’t yet learned much about what is arguably the most important subject. I created HelpSaveMyDollars.com to act as the personal finance course that didn’t exist in high school.”