New York University
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- #1 Top Philosophy School Ranking in New York
- #1 Top Social Work School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top Finance
- #2 Top Linguistics School Ranking in New York
- #2 Top Video/Media
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NYU, like New York City, isn't for everyone, so don't choose a school based solely on a ranking, only to complain about what you don't like about it (I heard this mostly from undergrads). I went to an excellent, small undergrad and enjoyed it; I needed that when I was younger. I went to two large research grad schools and loved them for their resources and their reputations. The policy program at NYU Wagner helped me the most professionally, because through it I gained the confidence to do an array of professional tasks, and apply for jobs or work I would not have before grad school. I got sound, practical research-focused classes combined with analysis of, and recommendations for, real issues. If you go to grad school with a plan for what you want to get out of it, you will be much happier.