New York

LIUB is home to 700 international students who hail from 75 different countries. The student demographics, as per an official source for the enrollees of the Long Island University Brooklyn campus, can be checked out from the table given below:

The Long Island University acceptance rate stands at around 90%. The enrollment and acceptance rate trends for LIU are:

(Source: Data USA)

The acceptance rate for LIUB is around 90% as per unofficial sources. The enrollment trends for the university based on the sex of the applicants for the last few years can be checked out from the table given below:

(Source: Data USA)

Currently, the number of international students housed at Hamburg University amounts to over 5,800. They make up about 14% of the total student body. The data for the international students over the years can be checked out from the table given below:

The University of Hamburg acceptance rate stands around 25-35% as per unofficial sources, meaning that out of every 100 students who apply to the university's admissions, Hamburg is likely to admit around 25-35 students, offering them the opportunity to enroll on the Hamburg campus. Thus, it can be said that the admission criteria of the University of Hamburg are rather selective, as only about one-fourth of the candidates are likely to be admitted.

Some of the selective majors at UMass Amherst are Business, Computer Science, Engineering, Nursing, and Sports Management, according to official sources. The enrollment statistics for Fall 2024, based on the school and college type, are given below:

(Source: UMass Admission and Enrollment Report Fall 2024)

New York offers an extensive range of public transportation services which includes:

• New York Subway: Runs 24x7, and connects to all major corners of New York, including 472 stations across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and the Bronx
• Buses: Thousands of buses operate every day in the city, covering areas less accessible via Subway
• Ferries: Offer scenic route options across the Harbor and between boroughs to and from New Jersey

Most Universities already require international students to have medical insurance while also offering health plans of their own in collaboration with local partners.

For medical needs, the University Health Center offers several essential services, which include: emergency medical aid, mental health support, and guidance on how to access medical services externally. 

Here is a list of things one must try at least once, while in New York:

• Explore historic museums, popular ones include: American Museum of Natural History, The Met, and Museum of Modern Art
• Take a tour of Times Square, the Statue of Liberty, or the Empire State Building
• Enjoy a bagel at Ess-a-Bagel
• Chill out at Central Park, explore Harry Potter New York, or click a picture on the Brooklyn Bridge
• Have a delicious cake at Amy's Bread in the Chelsea Market
• Rose and Joe's Italian Bakery serves some of the best pizzas in NYC, as does Joe's Pizza and Don Antonio

While NYC is among the most expensive in the US, here are certain tips that students can follow to keep their costs down:

• Cook at home and avoid ordering from the outside
• Use student discounts on services like public transport, music subscriptions, fast food services, and Museum visits
• If possible, try and live as part of shared apartments
• Limit spending on non essential items
• Try and land a paid internship or part-time job
• Turn off utility items when not in use