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Quick FactsLocationGreenwich Village , Manhattan, New York City

ProgramsBachelor of ArtsBA/BFA(5-year)Masters

FacultyStudent-faculty ratio: 13:190% have PhD or equivalent

Housing6 Residence Halls

CostsTuition: $18,485 per termRoom: $12,600-$18,000

Financial AidMore than 75% of students receive financial aid in the form of grants, loans, and scholarships.

Application DeadlinesJanuary 15 for fall term (April 1 for transfers)November 1 for early decisionNovember 1 for spring term

ContactOffice of AdmissionEugene Lang College 72 Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10011212.229.5665Go to Our Websitewww.newschool.edu/langEmail: lang@newschool.edu

Areas of StudyThe ArtsCulture and MediaEconomicsEducation StudiesEnvironmental and Global StudiesHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesLiberal Arts (self-designed programs)Literary StudiesPhilosophyPoliticsPsychologyUrban Studies

MinorsThe ArtsChinese StudiesFrench StudiesHispanic StudiesJapanese StudiesJewish StudiesCulture and MediaEconomicsEducation StudiesEthnicity and RaceGlobal StudiesHistoryInterdisciplinary StudiesLiterary StudiesPhilosophyPoliticsPsychologyReligious Studies

COLLEGESmall

Eugene Lang College is a small liberal arts college at The

New School in New York City. We offer our students a small

college experience within a large city. The personal interac-

tion, faculty attention and academic freedom are surrounded

by the unlimited possibilities in New York City. What started

25 years ago as an experiment in a different approach to

education has evolved into a thriving program. Resources at

The New School and surrounding universities give students

the tools they need to succeed. Students are able to create

their own curriculum and take classes that they believe are

relevant. Unlike other colleges, they can mix areas of study

such as Urban Studies and Economics. We cater to what our

students want instead of what other institutions think they

need. They come to us knowing what they want in a college.

We are here to deliver.

“I chose Lang because of its small, seminar style classes. I think that discussion among peers, guided by a professor, is the best way to analyze texts. In seminars, students learn how to

verbally express themselves which prepares them for written expression. It teaches and allows students to focus on creating unique arguments supported by strong evidence, which ultimately

is the goal of good writing.”

With help from Lang and the convenience of the big city, internships are endless. Students learn by doing. Lang believes in the impor-tance of giving every student the chance to get out of the classroom and gain working experience in education, entertainment, politics, etc. They gain experience as well as networking opportunities. In-ternships range from non-profit organizations, medical centers, poli-tics, photography, publishing, and much more. Our students have interned at places such as MTV, Sony Entertainment, Cookshop Classroom, and The Oprah Magazine.

Our students graduate ready to make a difference in the world. In addition to internships, we offer stu-dents a chance to make a difference through service-based learning. Our service learning projects can take students to a public high school in the Bronx or to the sight of a natural disaster in Asia. They are able to put their education and skills to work in dif-

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“I work with fifth graders at P.S.33 teaching creative dance. This not only taught me about education and teaching techniques, but also taught me what to look for in a teacher, and how to maximize the amount of information and reasoning that

I can obtain.”

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Here at Lang we know the importance of learning from professors as well as peers. Students share ideas with one another and engage in small seminar-style discussions. Our professors are not only men and women with extensive education but they also have working experience in their fields. The So-cratic circle setting both challenges and en-lightens students. Instead of be lectured to, they are an active participant in discussions.

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Your interests are what make your education work. Lang believes that students should not be limited by a con-ventional curriculum. Our education style has an entre-preneurial spirit that allows students to blend their dif-ferent interests together and create their own college plan. Instead of focusing on requirements, our advisors help students chose classes that help them develop their ideas and beliefs. They are there to show students what Lang and The New School have to offer. Unlike many colleges and universities we do not have strict ma-jors and many general requirements. Students pick to study everything from education studies and the arts to philosophy and economics. Not only can they dedicate themselves to these areas, but they can combine them with numerous minors that we offer. No combination is far fetched. Lang is for students who want full control of their education.

Our campus is located in NYC’s bustling Greenwich Vil-lage. Students not only have a unique and diverse col-lege, but they have New York City as their playground. The Village has endless shops, bistros, clubs, art galler-ies, and restaurants. The area is an urban thrill filled with a very diverse crowd and atmosphere. There is some-thing for everyone.

Why should your learning experience end when you leave the classroom? It shouldn’t. At Lang there are endless opportunities to learn and experience new things. Re-sources at The New School, New York University and Columbia University are available to Lang students. New York itself is a resource. Inspiration can be dawn from the artists in subway stations and the demonstrations on Wall Street. Several of our academic programs such as urban studies, art, and history use New York as a

learning opportunity. “My favorite thing about New York is just being able to go out. As a writer, the second I step outside of my house I’m given dozens of stories to work with…When you’re on a traditional campus, school becomes the only thing in your life. Here you can have school as just one part

of your life.” –Alex Vadukul

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