11{ Ryan Kibel '13, Hospitality and Tourism Management } New York CityWhether you are interning on Wall Street or studying sustainable tourism in Brazil, Pace will help you find your opportunity to excel.

You could spend the next four years exploring New York City and never have the same experience twice. Or you could find your favorite neighborhood haunt and make it your home away from home.Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it in New York City, home to 8 million people-and to more than 4,800 Pace undergraduate students. Pace NYC is located in the heart of the Financial District in lower Manhattan, with internship and work opportunities just steps away and the world right at your doorstep. The Tribeca Film Festival . Chinatown . Midtown . Ellis Island . The Metropolitan Museum of Art . Battery Park-the list of people, places, and things to do is virtually endless. Plus, there's so much going on right on campus; it's a city in itself. Connect with friends at the Eddie Layton Student Union, Mortola Courtyard, or Café 101. Browse the Pace Bookstore, just across from City Hall Plaza, or check out our world scholar collections at the Henry Birnbaum Library. Take a break in your residence hall; we offer a wide variety of housing options, including Maria's Tower right at One Pace Plaza, Fulton Hall, the 55 John Street residence hall, as well as the St. George-Weller Building in Brooklyn. Need access to a computer in the middle of the night? Check out our 24-hour computer lab at One Pace Plaza.Why would you want to go to school anywhere else? Except maybe our Westchester campus in Pleasantville, New York, just a short train ride away. Pace NYC students study and work right in the middle of the greatest city on earth. New York City Campus12NEW YORK CITY