Campus Locations
One of Pace University’s biggest advantages is its location. Students can choose between two distinct campuses, each offering different experiences while maintaining access to the university’s academic resources.
New York City Campus
Located in Lower Manhattan, the New York City campus places students near Wall Street, the Financial District, major technology companies, nonprofit organizations, media outlets, and cultural institutions.
Benefits of studying at the NYC campus include:
- Access to internships throughout the year
- Networking with professionals across multiple industries
- Proximity to Fortune 500 companies
- Public transportation convenience
- Vibrant cultural and entertainment opportunities
The urban setting appeals to students seeking professional experience alongside their education.
Westchester Campus
The Westchester campus provides a more traditional college environment with green spaces, residence halls, and a suburban atmosphere.
Students benefit from:
- Smaller class sizes
- Close-knit campus community
- Modern academic facilities
- Athletic programs
- Easy access to New York City
Many students appreciate having the option to study in a quieter environment while remaining within commuting distance of Manhattan.
Academic Excellence
Pace University offers a broad selection of academic programs designed to prepare students for careers in today’s competitive job market.
Programs emphasize:
- Critical thinking
- Problem-solving
- Professional communication
- Leadership development
- Practical learning
- Technology integration
Faculty members often combine academic expertise with professional industry experience, helping students understand how classroom concepts apply in real-world settings.
Colleges and Schools
Pace University is organized into several academic schools and colleges, allowing students to specialize in areas that match their interests and career goals.
Lubin School of Business
The Lubin School of Business is one of Pace University’s most recognized academic divisions.
Popular majors include:
- Business Administration
- Finance
- Accounting
- Marketing
- Management
- Business Analytics
Students often benefit from internship opportunities with businesses located throughout New York City.
Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems
Students interested in technology careers frequently choose the Seidenberg School.
Programs include:
- Computer Science
- Cybersecurity
- Information Technology
- Data Science
- Software Development
- Artificial Intelligence
The curriculum emphasizes hands-on technical skills alongside emerging technologies.
College of Health Professions
Healthcare programs prepare students for careers in one of the fastest-growing industries.
Areas of study include:
- Nursing
- Health Science
- Physician Assistant Studies
- Public Health
- Healthcare Administration
Many programs include clinical experiences that help students apply classroom knowledge in healthcare settings.
