european school of economics in Manhattan (New York, Greece: employment, tenants, private school)

[nyc_sport]

The school to which you refer sounds like a place where you buy a degree. I would stay far away.

More affordable options for you in NYC might include Pace University and The New School. You might also look into whether your own schools in Italy have any relationships with schools in NYC. Sometimes you can (a) get into a program, and (b) do so far more cheaply by enrolling in some sort of study abroad program sponsored by your Italian university.

[Green Irish Eyes]

Originally Posted by crazybutcute

That is not true. I have friends that went to school at ESE and they have a job working in Fashion Management in NYC. When finding a job after college employers do not look to see of the college was accredited, they look at your grades, internships, and resume. The people who say its shady that European School of Economics is in the Empire State Building do not know what they are talking about. Only the admin offices are in the Empire State Building the classes are held near Wall Street at 25 Broadway.

I'm a little leery of advice posted by someone who joins for, apparently, the sole purpose of recommending a particular school.

[Moderate Guy]

Originally Posted by squeezeboxgal

I'm a little leery of advice posted by someone who joins for, apparently, the sole purpose of recommending a particular school.

Indeed. I always wonder about people who sign on/make a single appearance touting or advocating a product and are never seen again. Then again, it may be that such individuals have an undying fervor to share an insight to the world of which only they have privy.

[npeek80]

Have you tried looking into the SUNY school's for a master's in psychology? They are cheeper than Ivy League school such as NYU.... SUNY schools are state university. The European School of Economics is a great school but only for business not psychology.

[Viralmd]

Originally Posted by npeek80

The European School of Economics is a great school but only for business not psychology.

Whose opinion is this? I've never heard of this organization, and I spent eons in academia.

[yogajew]

If this school is not accredited, don't go. The person who said that employers do not look at accreditation is mistaken. Especially if you are pursuing psychology, it will be extremely detrimental to you as you will not be eligible to obtain any kinds of licenses without the degree from an accredited school.

I agree, try the CUNY system. You can take grad courses without applying to a degree program as long as you have a BA/BS. Best of luck

[Moderate Guy]

I strongly suspect that a school touting the grand name "European School of Economics" is trying to attract unwitting students who might have heard of the London School of Economics and its distinction.

[Viralmd]

Originally Posted by npeek80

Have you tried looking into the SUNY school's for a master's in psychology? They are cheeper than Ivy League school such as NYU.... SUNY schools are state university. The European School of Economics is a great school but only for business not psychology.

Just so you know: NYU isn't in the Ivy League.

[trueblue33]

My friend works at the European School of Economics and they are really good in what they are doing. It's a great place to study, to expand your vision and to get an international education.

[Moderate Guy]

Originally Posted by trueblue33

My friend works at the European School of Economics and they are really good in what they are doing. It's a great place to study, to expand your vision and to get an international education.

the only thing international about that school is in its name.