With an international population of over 1,127 undergraduate students, and a further 940 graduates, Pace University is home to a large variety of students representing over 120 countries.

Pace understands the value of bringing diverse perspectives into the classroom and achieves this through welcoming high numbers of international students to study and learn alongside local American students.

In an interview with international students at Pace University, when discussing the benefits of an American education, the group said that there were more educational opportunities, as well as interaction with and mentorship from faculty and staff.

Pace University is located in one of the most diverse and vibrant metropolitan areas and gives international students the chance to experience a real world, skills-based education.

Students at Pace have the chance to live and learn alongside individuals from around the globe. This helps all students who attend Pace gain a deeper understanding of international and foreign affairs issues. Students can also take part in unique cultural experiences, try new cuisines and celebrate new holidays.

International students at Pace University have the chance to connect with U.S. global leaders in research, activism and industry, whilst benefiting from the chance to experience a new culture and thrive in America’s globalised economy.

With an international population of over 1,127 undergraduate students, and a further 940 graduates, Pace University is home to a large variety of students representing over 120 countries.

Pace understands the value of bringing diverse perspectives into the classroom and achieves this through welcoming high numbers of international students to study and learn alongside local American students.

In an interview with international students at Pace University, when discussing the benefits of an American education, the group said that there were more educational opportunities, as well as interaction with and mentorship from faculty and staff.

Pace University is located in one of the most diverse and vibrant metropolitan areas and gives international students the chance to experience a real world, skills-based education.

Students at Pace have the chance to live and learn alongside individuals from around the globe. This helps all students who attend Pace gain a deeper understanding of international and foreign affairs issues. Students can also take part in unique cultural experiences, try new cuisines and celebrate new holidays.

International students at Pace University have the chance to connect with U.S. global leaders in research, activism and industry, whilst benefiting from the chance to experience a new culture and thrive in America’s globalised economy.

Pace University’s faculty are leading practitioners, so the knowledge they bring to the classroom is first-hand, immediately applicable, and at the forefront of their field. The student to faculty ratio at Pace is 16:1.

Part of Pace’s teaching offering is Pace’s Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT), which offers support to faculty in a rapidly changing teaching and learning environment and helps to ensure the teaching at Pace stays excellent. In recognition of the faculty’s desire to keep up with the latest instructional methodologies, the CTLT is committed to new initiatives which incorporate contemporary teaching strategies into the faculties teaching practices, including using new technologies to enhance teaching excellence. CTLT works to help introduce new faculty development programs that show its teachers how to provide a positive learning environment that foster students’ intellectual growth and competence. CTLT supports both traditional and non-traditional instruction. In order to enhance the student-centred environment, CTLT advocates for effective student support so that students can succeed in learning.

Pace University’s faculty are leading practitioners, so the knowledge they bring to the classroom is first-hand, immediately applicable, and at the forefront of their field. The student to faculty ratio at Pace is 16:1.

Part of Pace’s teaching offering is Pace’s Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT), which offers support to faculty in a rapidly changing teaching and learning environment and helps to ensure the teaching at Pace stays excellent. In recognition of the faculty’s desire to keep up with the latest instructional methodologies, the CTLT is committed to new initiatives which incorporate contemporary teaching strategies into the faculties teaching practices, including using new technologies to enhance teaching excellence. CTLT works to help introduce new faculty development programs that show its teachers how to provide a positive learning environment that foster students’ intellectual growth and competence. CTLT supports both traditional and non-traditional instruction. In order to enhance the student-centred environment, CTLT advocates for effective student support so that students can succeed in learning.

Pace University is comprised of five schools, located across its two campuses – in the Financial District, New York City campus and in the Westchester, New York campus. The colleges and schools include:

College of Health Professions

The College of Health Professions offers programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral level that reflect the changing landscape of the health care system and prepare students for impactful careers in healthcare practice and health-related research.

Dyson College of Arts & Sciences

The Dyson College of Arts & Sciences offers programs spanning the arts and humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and pre-professional sciences (including pre-medicine and pre-law), as well as numerous courses that fulfil core curriculum requirements.

Lubin School of Business

A nationally-ranked leader in business education, the Lubin School provides its students with experience-based learning that blends business theory with practical experience to prepare graduates for successful careers in the global business environment.

School of Education

The School of Education prepares students to not only meet the requirements for teaching certification, but also be agents of change committed to student success and lifelong learning.

Seidenberg School of CSIS

One of the first comprehensive schools of computing and information systems in the country, the Seidenberg School remains at the forefront of the field and prepares students for professional work, research, and lifelong participation in a new and dynamic information age.

Pace University is comprised of five schools, located across its two campuses – in the Financial District, New York City campus and in the Westchester, New York campus. The colleges and schools include:

College of Health Professions

The College of Health Professions offers programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral level that reflect the changing landscape of the health care system and prepare students for impactful careers in healthcare practice and health-related research.

Dyson College of Arts & Sciences

The Dyson College of Arts & Sciences offers programs spanning the arts and humanities, natural sciences, social sciences, and pre-professional sciences (including pre-medicine and pre-law), as well as numerous courses that fulfil core curriculum requirements.

Lubin School of Business

A nationally-ranked leader in business education, the Lubin School provides its students with experience-based learning that blends business theory with practical experience to prepare graduates for successful careers in the global business environment.

School of Education

The School of Education prepares students to not only meet the requirements for teaching certification, but also be agents of change committed to student success and lifelong learning.

Seidenberg School of CSIS

One of the first comprehensive schools of computing and information systems in the country, the Seidenberg School remains at the forefront of the field and prepares students for professional work, research, and lifelong participation in a new and dynamic information age.

Some of the required steps for admission include:

Undergraduate level

• A completed application and USD 50 non-refundable application fee.
• A photocopy of valid passport displaying the student’s name and photo.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• One essay/personal statement, approximately 250-650 words in length.
• English-Language proficiency scores: TOEFL, IELTS, or Pearson PTE (sent directly from the testing authority).
• Official transcripts from high school or university.

Transfer students: All of the above including course descriptions or syllabus.

Postgraduate level

• The completed online application along with non-refundable application fee of USD 70.
• Two letters of recommendation (three are required for the PsyD in School-Clinical Child Psychology, the PhD in Mental Health Counselling, the MSEd in School Psychology, and the MSEd in Bilingual School Psychology).
• A CV describing at least the past five years of employment history and any significant community, professional, or college extracurricular activities.
• A personal statement from high school or university.
• All official transcripts.
• Submission of TOEFL, IELTS or Pearson PTE academic scores.
• GMAT or GRE (Graduate students).

Some of the required steps for admission include:

Undergraduate level

• A completed application and USD 50 non-refundable application fee.
• A photocopy of valid passport displaying the student’s name and photo.
• Two letters of recommendation.
• One essay/personal statement, approximately 250-650 words in length.
• English-Language proficiency scores: TOEFL, IELTS, or Pearson PTE (sent directly from the testing authority).
• Official transcripts from high school or university.

Transfer students: All of the above including course descriptions or syllabus.

Postgraduate level

• The completed online application along with non-refundable application fee of USD 70.
• Two letters of recommendation (three are required for the PsyD in School-Clinical Child Psychology, the PhD in Mental Health Counselling, the MSEd in School Psychology, and the MSEd in Bilingual School Psychology).
• A CV describing at least the past five years of employment history and any significant community, professional, or college extracurricular activities.
• A personal statement from high school or university.
• All official transcripts.
• Submission of TOEFL, IELTS or Pearson PTE academic scores.
• GMAT or GRE (Graduate students).

There are a number of scholarships available for international students who are applying for the first year or transferring, and who show academic promise. In the fall of 2017, 78% of undergraduate international students at Pace received some form of merit-based scholarship money. SAT/ACT scores must be submitted with the application for scholarship consideration for first-year students. For transfer students, merit scholarships will be based on cumulative GPAs from current and/or previous colleges/universities. Merit-based scholarships are also available to international postgraduate students who exhibit academic promise. Students are encouraged to make use of the merit scholarship estimator on the university website to ascertain how much funding may be granted based on academic achievement.

There are a number of scholarships available for international students who are applying for the first year or transferring, and who show academic promise. In the fall of 2017, 78% of undergraduate international students at Pace received some form of merit-based scholarship money. SAT/ACT scores must be submitted with the application for scholarship consideration for first-year students. For transfer students, merit scholarships will be based on cumulative GPAs from current and/or previous colleges/universities. Merit-based scholarships are also available to international postgraduate students who exhibit academic promise. Students are encouraged to make use of the merit scholarship estimator on the university website to ascertain how much funding may be granted based on academic achievement.

Pace has excellent facilities on both of its campuses:

Campus housing

Pace offers a variety of residential halls within a five-block radius of its buzzing campus and it helps students find the right housing option to suit their interests. In New York, Residence Life reflects the city itself – dynamic, diverse, and unique. Pace’s residential programme is designed to create a supportive environment for students to live, learn, and achieve academic success.

Athletics

Pace Athletics offers a wide range of sports in which students can choose to participate.

Campus dining

Pace University Dining Services offers students the convenience of various locations and healthy dining choices on its Manhattan, Pleasantville, and White Plains campuses.

Library

The Pace University Library is a multi-campus system comprised of the Birnbaum Library on the New York campus, the Mortola Library in Pleasantville and the Graduate Center Library and Law School Library in White Plains. The Library offers users a wide array of resources and services including access to over 120 research databases (from on or off campus,) print and e-books and, resource sharing partnerships with local area libraries.

Pace has excellent facilities on both of its campuses:

Campus housing

Pace offers a variety of residential halls within a five-block radius of its buzzing campus and it helps students find the right housing option to suit their interests. In New York, Residence Life reflects the city itself – dynamic, diverse, and unique. Pace’s residential programme is designed to create a supportive environment for students to live, learn, and achieve academic success.

Athletics

Pace Athletics offers a wide range of sports in which students can choose to participate.

Campus dining

Pace University Dining Services offers students the convenience of various locations and healthy dining choices on its Manhattan, Pleasantville, and White Plains campuses.

Library

The Pace University Library is a multi-campus system comprised of the Birnbaum Library on the New York campus, the Mortola Library in Pleasantville and the Graduate Center Library and Law School Library in White Plains. The Library offers users a wide array of resources and services including access to over 120 research databases (from on or off campus,) print and e-books and, resource sharing partnerships with local area libraries.