
Fordham, the Jesuit University of New York, is committed to the discovery of wisdom and the transmission of learning, through research and education of the highest quality.
Fordham is a Jesuit institution, and they take that identity seriously. This means a focus on educating the whole person, and a commitment to social justice. They are looking for students who are not just academically strong, but also have a demonstrated commitment to service and leadership. Fordham has a strong alumni network, and they value students who are interested in taking advantage of that network.
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“Visit the campus if possible, open all emails from the university, and consider an optional interview to demonstrate interest.”
“Fordham is a great choice for students who want a top-tier education in a vibrant urban environment. The Jesuit tradition means that students are not just learning in the classroom, but are also developing as individuals who are committed to making a difference in the world. The Gabelli School of Business is particularly strong, and the alumni network is a huge asset for students after graduation.”
“Fordham is a place where you can get a great education and also have a lot of fun. The campus is in the heart of New York City, so there is always something to do. The Jesuit tradition means that you will be challenged to think critically about the world and your place in it. And the alumni network is a great resource for finding internships and jobs after graduation.”
“Fordham vs. NYU: Both are great schools in New York City, but Fordham has a more traditional campus feel and a stronger sense of community. NYU is more integrated into the city, which can be a pro or a con depending on what you are looking for.”