<p>Went to NYU today for info on GSP. Very well run and informative program with Dean, and others explaining the program, its benefits & student life. Seems to be a good plan and my son was impressed. Many students and parents there. Interestingly, all had applied to CAS except 1 (Stern). Those who spoke made the students feel special and fortunate to have been given the GSP opportunity. From what I heard, I agree. Also, the "campus" area was not as spread out as I was led to believe and it felt like a community, albeit, an urban one. BTW- transfer from GSP to Stern if original application was to CAS is almost impossible. (zero last 2 yrs).</p>
<p>I also went to the GSP Info session and although the event was quite informative, I found it rather dull and boring. The dean and his crew presented jokes that appealed to the adult audience rather than the students though that wasn't realy a concern of mine. At one point he cut the student speaker, not allowing her to speak and I thought that was very rude. Yes, time was limited, but she barely talked the whole session and when she was about to speak, she was silenced.</p>
<p>Was there any info given at the GSP meeting that was interesting, that maybe you didn't know before?</p>
<p>did they mention if GSPers are eligile for $$??</p>
<p>yes- eligible for fin aid just like any NYU student</p>
<p>does anyone know if there'll be another aorund the 24 of March? I plan on going up there that weekend, and I'd like to see th esetup for myself...</p>