<p>I think the reason BU hasn't been really talked about is that the OP already identified it in her first post. The only reason I talked about NYU was to use it as a baseline to compare other schools with.</p>
<p>There is also Xavier in Cincinnati and Loyola in New Orleans. You can extrapolate as much on this thread as you wish, or conversely minimize it to a narrow description.....to the very unique setting that NYU offers. I think Fordham- Lincoln Center, BU and GWU are likely the best examples of truly urban large city type of schools that are not your typical campus setting.</p>
<p>nothing here, keep on moving lol</p>
<p>PACE University is in NYC as well! They have, what they call, a "vertical" campus!</p>
<p>Case Western Reserve</p>
<p>University of Cincinnati to some extent</p>
<p>Suffolk University in Boston had no campus and is in the heart of Beacon Hill. However, it does not have the best reputation.</p>
<p>Brown University has a "city feel". </p>
<p>Providence is a surprisingly great city with nice ethnic flavors.</p>
<p>University of Miami is in Coral Gables. What is the reputation for Suffolk ?</p>
<p>How about Harvard?</p>
<p>Worcester Polytechnic Institute (okay, WPI has a campus, but it's quite small and most kids live in the city).</p>
<p>Emerson College
MIT</p>
<p>I agree with CalCruiser on Fordham. While the Lincoln Center "campus" pretty much blends in with the urban landscape, the Rose Hill campus is clearly a college campus--a nice one, but I don't think that's what you're looking for. </p>
<p>You might also want to take a look at Pace and Manhattan Marymount.</p>
<p>goood call on emerson. i read through all these waiting for someone to mention it. you walk out of the dorms right into boston commons.</p>
<p>How about U of Arizona?</p>
<p>portland state university</p>
<p>Loyola's Lake Shore campus is urban and in great location (lake, ethnic restaurants, Evanston or downtown minutes away), but it's a residential area. If you walk out your dorm, you're greeted by McDonald's and people hanging out in front of their apartment buildings (or in my case, a drug rehab facility). It's not in the city. Not comparable to BU or NYU.</p>
<p>Eugene Lang!!!</p>
<p>morning everybody....carbien.
i would like to have your impressions about polytech univ of new york
my junior brother intend to apply to....is it a great school?</p>
<p>polytechnic univ of new york.</p>