What are the advantages of new york University's Master of Real Estate?

Overall, I feel that the Master of Real Estate from new york University is still very good. At least one American student from Jin Dongfang is very satisfied with his current study and life experience. Share some valuable information with you:

1. This project is very rich. Generally speaking, under the circumstances that American economy is depressed and universities generally save money, I believe many students have realized how important it is to find a rich department. If you have money, things will be easy. You can invite great professors and engage in many activities, and you will also have great support for students, such as fully supporting students to participate in international activities at home and abroad and staying in five-star hotels. Attending meetings in the industry is definitely a good opportunity to gain knowledge and find internships and jobs.

2. The faculty is very strong and the geographical location is very good. The previous employment data is good (employment is king! )。

3. The students in this project have diverse backgrounds, many of them have industry experience, and many of them are sponsored by the company. Well, I believe everyone knows the importance of students learning from each other and helping each other.

4. The platform of new york University can provide many available resources for students. For example, while studying for a master's degree in real estate, she can take classes at NYU's Stern Business School, and even get a certificate or degree (NYU's Stern Business School is a bullish place, and many people are bleeding for his MBA). She can also take some courses in other colleges.

Last year, a student from American Studies Department in Jin Dongfang participated in NYU's Master of Real Estate Program. Today, I met him online and we chatted for a while.

Because there is no real estate major in China, many students don't know much about this project, so they miss many opportunities. When I first met this student, she suspected that she could not study in the United States (GMAT is less than 600, T is not very high, and other backgrounds are very average), but now she is completely different from the original. She made many friends in new york, confident and cheerful, and full of confidence in the future. I am happy to witness, or help her grow and change, and believe that she must have a good future. It's a pity to think that many students with better grades than this must apply for finance, accounting or other popular majors, so as to miss out on prestigious schools.