The New York Home for International Students
Pace University is a metropolitan New York university with two campuses. The New York City campus is located in lower Manhattan in the heart of the civic and financial center of New York City. The Westchester campus is located in Pleasantville, New York, 40 minutes from New York City.
Type of SCHOOL: Pace University is a private metropolitan university. Since 1906, Pace University has produced thinking professionals by providing high-quality education for the professions with a firm base in liberal learning amid the advantages of the New York metropolitan area.
Size of campus: Pace University has campuses in New York City and Westchester County. Our New York City campus is in the heart of the civic and financial center of New York City. Our Westchester campus in mid-Westchester County is set on 200 acres of rolling countryside.
Number of Students: Total enrollment: 13,245; 8,984 undergraduates, 3,748 graduate students, and 583 law students
Number of Faculty: 1,273 faculty members; student-faculty ratio of 14:1; 90% of faculty members hold a PhD or terminal degree.
Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: There are six colleges at Pace University offering undergraduate and graduate degrees, including associate, bachelor’s, master’s, doctorate, and other specialized degrees:
• College of Health Professions
• Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
• Elisabeth Haub School of Law
• Lubin School of Business
• Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems
• School of Education
Geographic Diversity: 2,210 international students representing 117 different countries
International Student Services: Pace’s International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) works with students to answer questions about immigration regulations, employment authorizations, health insurance, and other issues.
International Student Budget: 2017–2018
Tuition and Fees $42,354
Standard Fees $1,632
Room and Board $18,540
Total $62,526
Financial Aid: Merit-based scholarships are available to international students who apply as first-year and transfer undergraduate applicants. In fall 2017, 78% of undergraduate international students received some form of merit-based scholarship money. Use our Merit Scholarship Estimator to see how much merit aid you will receive from Pace at pace.edu/calculator.
Test Score Requirements: Students who will or have graduated from high school in a country where English is not the official language and for whom English is not their first language must present proof of English proficiency by submitting scores from TOEFL (minimum score of 550 paper-based version, 213 computer-based version, or 80 Internet-based version), IELTS (a minimum score of 6.5), or a Pearson PTE (score of 54 is sufficient). SAT or ACT scores are not required for admission but are required for scholarship consideration.
Application Deadlines and Fees:
Undergraduate application fee is $50. Early Action I application deadline is November 1, Early Action II deadline is December 1; regular application deadline is February 15.
Majors
College of Health Professions
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Health Science
Nursing (four-year programs)
Teaching Students with Speech and Language Disabilities
Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Acting
Acting for Film, Television,
Voice-Overs, and Commercials
American Studies
Applied Psychology and Human Relations
Art
Art History
Biochemistry
Biological Psychology
Biology
Biology Pre-professional
- Occupational Therapy
- Optometry
- Podiatry
Chemistry
Chemistry Pre-professional
- Chemical Engineering
Cinema and Filmmaking, Digital
Commercial Dance
Communication Studies
Communications
Criminal Justice
Directing
Economics
- Business Economics
English
English and Communications
English Language and Literature
Environmental Science
Environmental Studies
Film and Screen Studies
Forensic Science
Global Asia Studies
Global Studies
History
Journalism, Digital
Language, Culture, and World Trade
Latin American Studies
Liberal Studies
Mathematics
Modern Languages and Cultures
Musical Theater
Peace and Justice Studies
Personality and Social Psychology
Philosophy and Religious Studies
Physics
Political Science
Production and Design for Stage and Screen
Professional Studies
Psychology
Public Relations
Sociology-Anthropology
Spanish
Stage Management
Women’s and Gender Studies
Lubin School of Business
Accounting
- Forensic Accounting
- Internal Auditing
Accounting, Public (combined degree and CPA Prep)
- MBA in Public Accounting
- MS in Finanacial Management
- MS in Taxation
Accounting—Public Accounting
CPA Prep (five-year program)
Finance
General Business
Information Systems—Business
International Management
Management
- Arts and Entertainment Management
- Business Management
- Entrepreneurship
- Health Care Management
- Hospitality and Tourism Management
- Human Resources Management
Marketing
- Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications
- Global Marketing Management
- Sports Marketing
Quantitative Business Analysis
School of Education
Adolescent Education
- Biology
- Chemistry
- English
- History/Social Studies
- Mathematics
- Spanish
Childhood Education
- Early Childhood Education
- Early Childhood/
Childhood Education
Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems
Computer Science
Information Systems—Computer Science
Information Technology
Professional Computer Studies
Pace University offers international students a unique combination of strong academics, real-world experiences, and mentorships that will guide you toward becoming successful both professionally and personally. Pace is home to 2,210 international students who choose Pace to gain exceptional professional preparation in New York, receive a top-notch American education, and immerse themselves in US culture.
With more than 100 majors and accelerated bachelor’s/graduate degree programs, Pace offers everything from Biochemistry and Business to Computer Science, Psychology, and Teaching. Our small class sizes—20 students on average—allow personal attention from faculty who support student success.
We are committed to providing you with multiple opportunities to practice what you learn with internships, faculty-sponsored research, academic and professional competitions, school-sponsored projects with outside firms, and community-based projects. At Pace, you can build an impressive résumé before you graduate.
Pace’s New York advantage
We offer two campus locations—in the heart of New York City and in nearby Westchester County. Our New York City campus is your home base for living, studying, and working in the most dynamic city in the United States. The city is your campus, with cultural and professional activities, learning opportunities, and internships at places like the Federal Reserve, Microsoft, Lincoln Center, the New York Stock Exchange, and many more.
At our newly renovated Westchester campus in Pleasantville, New York (just 34 miles from Manhattan), you can enjoy two sides of New York: the quintessential college campus lifestyle and easy access to all of the professional activities and entertainment the New York metropolitan area offers. You can intern at world-class companies in the city and those located closer to campus.
Career Services = career preparation
Our Career Services team offers you one of the largest internship placement programs of any university in the New York metropolitan area. Each year Pace students complete more than 5,000 internships, co-ops, practicums, and field work experiences. We take career preparation seriously, which is why 84% of international students received internships during the last academic year and 84% of Pace’s international graduates were employed full time within one year of graduation.
International student services
Pace’s International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) helps students navigate studying in the US and answers questions about immigration regulations, employment authorizations, health insurance, financial aid, and other issues.
Get involved!
A Pace education extends beyond the walls of the classroom with a variety of cultural events available on and around both campuses, and more than 100 clubs and organizations for you to get involved in—all of which give you the opportunity to grow as an individual.
Robust financial aid and scholarships
Merit-based scholarships are available to international students who apply as first-year and transfer applicants. In fall 2017, 78% of undergraduate international students received some form of merit-based scholarship money.
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