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International Pathways guide to study in New York 2019–20

PACE UNIVERSITY: INTERNATIONAL PATHWAYS GUIDE 2019–20

Follow your path, your way

Use Pace’s incredible facilities to gain valuable hands-on skills to complement your academic learning.(Pictured: Professor Maria Luskay teaches students in Pace Westchester’s state-of-the-art Communications Center, which includes film production and audio recording studios with professional-level digital equipment.)



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ContentsPace UniversityWhy choose Pace University? 04Get to know the University 06Career preparation at Pace 08Design your career path 10International Pathways at Pace 12Support at every step 14Assistance after you arrive 16Meet a teacher 18

Student experienceNew York life 22

New York CityNew York City Campus 24Your new home in New York City 26

WestchesterWestchester Campus 28Your new home in Westchester 30

Student stories 32

What can I study at Pace?Find your route 36Choose your degree 38

Undergraduate Global Pathways What is Undergraduate Global Pathways? 40Undergraduate pathway curriculum 42

Graduate Global PathwaysWhat is Graduate Global Pathways? 44Graduate pathway curriculum 46

Direct admissionEnter a degree directly 48

Program and admission detailsAcademic calendar 51Pathway programs 52Undergraduate degrees 54Graduate degrees 56How to apply 60Admission: next steps 62Contact us 63

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Why choose Pace University?

100+ student clubs

and organizations

Top 200 National University

U.S. News Education Rankings 2019

90%of faculty hold a PhD or highest

degree in their field

New York ranked the

2ndbest student city in the USA

QS Best Student Cities 2018

Pace’s NYC Campus is ranked

#1safest university

campus in the USArentcollegepads.com 2017

Top 10%in the USA for salary potential

after a bachelor’s degreePayscale.com 2018

7,000+internships and

work experiences completed by Pace students each year

Named a

best MBAPrinceton Review Business School rankings 2019

Partnerships with Deloitte, MasterCard, Google, Sony and

650+other employers

Welcome to Pace

Pace University is a global institution that is committed

to offering students from around the

world a strong and vibrant learning

environment. I am proud to be part of

a university that has dedicated itself, for

more than a century, to preparing students for both professional

and personal success. Students

from more than 130 countries around

the globe call Pace home, and we hope you will choose Pace

University as your second home, too.

Marvin KrislovPresident, Pace University

@mkrislov

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Get to know Pace UniversityInternational students benefit from Pace’s exceptional academic and professional preparation in New York, one of the most iconic cities in the world.

2 amazing campus experiencesYou will get the best of both worlds at Pace. Its downtown Manhattan campus in New York’s Financial District is surrounded by the biggest concentration of Fortune 500 companies in the world. The beautiful Westchester Campus gives you a more traditional American-style college environment. Located in a prosperous area with a thriving economy, it is just 50km north of New York City.

Brand new facilitiesPace has recently transformed both campuses, with new spaces that have been designed for you to live, learn and collaborate with your classmates. You’ll also benefit from state-of-the-art laboratories, a financial trading room, and media production studios.

Career connectionsPace University faculty bring real-world expertise, having worked for a wide range of organizations. They use their in-depth industry knowledge to turn theories into practical examples. Their connections provide you with valuable access to professional opportunities and networks. Learn how Pace prepares you for your career on pages 8–11.

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Pace University offers you so many opportunities.

I joined several student clubs, I studied abroad in Italy, and

I interned for 2 nonprofit organizations and a stock brokerage firm during my degree. I could narrow my

professional focus while also getting experience in several different fields. Pace gave me this and much more. It’s been

an amazing experience!

Alejandra from the Dominican Republic

Followed her path to BBA Management: Entrepreneurship,

now a Staffing Manager at Randstad USA in New York

A tradition of supportThe University offers merit-based scholarships to outstanding students. This generosity dates back to its founders. Following the stock market crash of 1929, Homer Pace, the school’s 1st president, forfeited his own salary and extended $100,000 of tuition credit (over $1 million in current value) to help students pay for their education.

Suburban campus in tranquil Westchester

Urban campus in bustling Lower Manhattan

Small class sizes with 16:1 student-teacher ratio

Private universityfounded in 1906

Total enrollment

13,312

2,300 international students

A campus in

New York City. . . and a campus in

Westchester, NY

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Other services to help you succeed• H1-B visa sponsorship directory• campus recruiting program• company visits• job interview coaching• employer interview sessions• internship and job search

workshops

InterstridePace University students have access to Interstride, an app that offers career insights and job postings for international students in the USA. You can view current data on employer H1-B visa sponsorship, update your career preparation checklist and assess your professional readiness.

Who hires our international students?Global organizations that have hired Pace international students include:• Amazon• Deloitte• EY (Ernst & Young)• IBM• Kate Spade New York• KPMG• MasterCard• Merrill Lynch• UNICEF• Walt Disney Company• Young & Rubicam

Career preparation at the core of your Pace experience Pace’s Career Services team is dedicated to preparing you for your professional future, with valuable real-world experiences, networking opportunities and career mentoring.

Be INSPIREdPace’s unique International Student Professional Readiness Education program (INSPIRE) allows you to complete career training online at any time, to prepare for internship and job opportunities. Topics range from internship and job search strategies to interview preparation. You’ll also be invited to special career panels, networking events and in-person workshops.

Meet employersPace brings over 350 employers to campus every year. Career Services builds strong relationships with large, mid-size and small companies who want to hire Pace students. In addition to regular employer visits, panel discussions and information sessions, Pace also organizes an annual career fair for international students.

Stand out from the crowdAttend workshops that Career Services has developed just for international students. You will learn how to write a résumé that not only shows off your impressive skills, but also has the right keywords to help it get past applicant tracking systems. With expertise in your disciplinary area, your career counselor will work one-on-one with you to develop a personal brand across your résumé, professional introduction and LinkedIn profile.

We aim to provide excellent customer service to all students

at Pace, and will help you prepare for your career and connect you to employers. International students face

unique challenges in the US job market, especially in a

competitive city like New York, so we have developed several

resources to address your specific needs. There are a lot of exciting opportunities for

your future, and we’re here to provide you with the best tools

for success.

Phyllis MooneyExecutive Director of Career Services

I thought I should list as many things as

possible on my résumé, but that’s not the best

method. Recruiters don’t have time to read several pages for each applicant. My career advisor at Pace helped me write a much

more effective résumé.

Ivy from ChinaFollowed her path to MS Finance,

now a Financial Analyst at Yerman & Jia, LLC in New York

600+ employers hired Pace international students in 2017–18

87% of international students who visited Pace Career Services in

2017–18 did an internship

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I interned at MasterCard’s worldwide

operations and technology headquarters

in St. Louis. It was amazing because I got to integrate all

the different skills and concepts I’d learned in my classes at Pace within a professional

environment.

You get a lot of experience working

with people from many different backgrounds at Pace. The working

world is full of surprises so it really helps to be

prepared for unexpected challenges.

Vaibhav from IndiaFollowed his path to

MS Information Systems, now a Senior Specialist in

Fraud Intelligence and Strategy at MasterCard in New York

For my Business and Professional Speech

class, I had to pretend that I was elected

President of a major association. I researched the organization and its mission, wrote a speech,

and even dressed in professional clothing

for my talk.

It was a really helpful project because it

made me more aware of how I want to

present myself in the professional world.

Romina from PeruFollowing her path to BA Communications

Pace’s network provides so many

opportunities to meet other students and alumni working for

major companies here in New York.

In any week, there might be 10 or more different

events you can attend on campus. It’s so helpful

for making the transition from being a student to becoming a future

professional.

Luwen from ChinaFollowed her path to

MS Accounting, now a Senior IT Auditor at

Pfizer in New York

During my degree, I developed a competition

to examine companies that have created

diverse workforces and how this affected their business. We enlisted several professors to help out and invited

executives from major corporations to act as

judges. We had to limit the number of students who could participate because there was so

much enthusiasm.

It is very difficult to create and organize something from scratch. However,

it was an amazing opportunity and I am so

happy and proud of what I developed.

Stian from NorwayFollowed his path to

MS Investment Management, now a Finance and Operations Manager at AUrate New York

Design your career pathPace offers so many opportunities to build the skills and experience you need to stand out in a competitive job market.

Rehearse for successWhile developing your

critical thinking skills, your classes will also prepare you for the day-to-day realities of the working

world. Most Pace faculty have been professionals as well as academics, and offer industry expertise along with

career connections.

Learn to leadGain valuable leadership

experience by participating in some of the University’s

100+ student clubs and organizations. The Student Development and Campus

Activities office will teach you how to set goals, plan events

and organize finances.

Get real-world experience

Participate in one of the highest ranking and largest

internship placement programs in the New York

metropolitan area. Last year 1,000+ companies hired

Pace students for internships and other practical work

experiences.

Join a dynamic network

Before you graduate, you can benefit from the University’s

network of over 150,000 alumni around the world. In addition to regular meetups and professional networking

events, you can also join Pace’s Alumni-Student

Mentoring Program.Pace PathIf you study a bachelor’s degree, you and your advisor will design a customized 4-year plan. Called the “Pace Path”, it will outline the academic, extracurricular and career experiences that will help you to achieve your personal and professional goals.

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Guaranteed progression to Pace University when you pass your pathway programYou can also earn transferable degree credits during your pathway program, at both bachelor’s and master’s levels.

International Pathways at Pace UniversityThrough Pathways, we help you gain entry to Pace University. Our pathway programs, taught at the New York City Campus, will give you the skills you need to qualify for a bachelor’s or master’s degree at Pace.

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We’ll make sure you get

the support and guidance you

need to succeed, and you’ll develop

both skills and confidence in a

supportive global community.

Pace University and New York City provide great work

and internship opportunities to

build your career. We look forward to welcoming you to

campus!

Catrillia YoungDirector of

International Pathways at Pace UniversityNew York experience

Your classes will be taught in the heart of the city’s financial center. Pace is located just minutes from Wall Street, the World Trade Center, Brooklyn Bridge, and lots of restaurants and shops. You’ll also find it easy to explore other neighborhoods using the city’s extensive and affordable public transport network.

Engaging campus lifeYou’ll be a part of the Pace community as soon as you arrive on campus, with access to everything the University offers. You can use the libraries to study, the computer facilities to do research, and join sports clubs and many types of student organizations to socialize with your classmates.

Quality teachingWe understand that with extra support, you can achieve your very best. Our instructors are experts in international student education and bring great knowledge to their teaching. Small class sizes, 1-on-1 mentoring and private tutoring will help you to build your confidence and ensure that your academic grades stay on track.

Dedicated supportYour academic program starts with an extended orientation to help you find your way around campus. You will feel fully settled in by the time your classes begin. Together with Pace’s International Students and Scholars office, we can offer expert advice on course options, visas, employment regulations and life in New York.

94%of pathway program students were admitted to a Pace University degree in 2017/18

Garfield BenjaminInternational Student Advisor and Introduction to the University instructor

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Support at every stepStart your studies ready to embrace new experiences, knowing that you’ll receive dedicated support from our staff every step of the way.

Simple application processYou don’t need to pay an application fee or get outside assessments of your transcripts when you apply to study at Pace University through International Pathways. Additionally, if you don’t have an official English test score, contact us to arrange to take the free KITE exam. This specialized English test is accepted for all of Pace’s pathway programs and degrees.

Expert admission guidanceThe US university admissions process can be complex, so we’re here to answer any questions you may have, and to make sure your application best reflects your unique skills and strengths. We also provide free advice on how to apply for your US student visa, and will remind you of important deadlines and actions.

ScholarshipsOutstanding performance in your previous studies could qualify you for a partial scholarship on Global Pathways tuition. If you’re applying for direct admission to a degree, your application will be evaluated for a Pace University merit-based scholarship (undergraduate applicants for Year 1 must submit an SAT or ACT score to be considered; transfer applicants are evaluated without an SAT or ACT score).

Raise your English proficiencyYou can join the Intensive English Program at Pace University’s English Language Institute in New York City, before a pathway or degree. The program will help you improve your English skills to meet the entry requirements for a Pace academic pathway, or refresh your language skills for a Pace degree.

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The list of services that Pathways

provides is endless. A bit like a premium customer in a bank is given extra care,

each Pathways student is given

special attention. This includes

answering admissions questions, processing

your application, giving pre-arrival information, and

orientation week. It is a one-stop solution

for students who are looking for a

helpful person. As an international student, I know what it is like to arrive in a new place

with lots of questions. The Pathways staff make the process

simple for students.

Aakash from IndiaFollowed his path to MBA

Financial Management, now an Assurance Specialist at

Deloitte in New York

Martin MoldenGlobal Pathways Coordinator and Introduction to the University instructor

Syuyumbika from Russiaon her path to MS Social Media and Mobile Marketing

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Assistance after you arriveFrom the moment you land in the USA, we are here to help.

Airport pickupWe offer a meet-and-greet service at the airport on popular arrival dates for a fee. You can relax with a safe and simple transfer directly to your accommodation by private vehicle.

Helping you get settledIn your first week, you will join an orientation program. Enjoy tours around the campus, student facilities and the city. We will show you how to open a bank account and offer tips on US culture. You will also learn more about your program of study and meet your teachers. Orientation is a great time to make friends with other international students.

Comprehensive servicesAs an international student, you’ll have access to support services to help you make the most of your time at Pace University, including:• visa information and travel advice• advice on renting an apartment in New York • academic counseling• information about American culture• career and employment guidance• tutoring services• updates on local attractions and events

Optional Practical Training (OPT)Pace will help you navigate one of the major benefits of studying in the USA: the opportunity to get paid work experience while on your student visa. OPT allows you to work in the USA for 12 months after you graduate. Students in science, technology, engineering or mathematics (STEM) majors can extend their OPT to 36 months. To find STEM majors, look for the ‘ ’ symbol on degree lists.

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I believe student participation is important, as it makes the class more engaging and brings a new knowledge into the classroom through students’ ideas. It also develops their confidence in sharing their own opinions.

For example, I might have students watch 2 short videos, discuss similarities and differences, and then together we will outline an essay that compares and contrasts both the videos. Or I’ll show a piece of writing and have the whole class make suggestions for how to improve it.

I challenge my students because their assignments will become more demanding as they progress in their studies. They are going to meet professors with high expectations in their upper level classes. I also hope my class introduces them to aspects of American culture that will help them make friends with American students and feel comfortable participating in mainstream classrooms.

I love working with international students because I want to see them succeed. Higher education in another language can be challenging for them, so offering them support is very satisfying. I also love learning from them — international students bring diverse ideas and experiences to the classroom that I would not be able to learn elsewhere.

Annette MillerAcademic Writing tutor (pictured left)

Meet a Pathways teacherOur teachers have a wealth of knowledge and expertise, and work hard to provide our students with the best possible preparation for an American university-level classroom.

Annette Miller, who teaches Academic Writing in Pace’s Undergraduate Global Pathways program, discusses some of her methods for making classes more engaging.

I love working with international students because I want to see

them succeed.

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Student experienceFor many Pace degrees, you can choose to study in either New York City or Westchester. Both campuses offer incredible experiences for international students.

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Selecting one campus doesn’t mean you can’t experience the other. Many courses are offered in both New York City and Westchester, so you can take classes at either of the locations. You can also elect to change campuses during your degree or after your pathway program.

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Brooklyn BridgeWalk across this famous landmark from Manhattan to the fashionable Dumbo neighborhood, where you can find unique restaurants and art spaces

TribecaCo-founded by iconic film star Robert De Niro, the annual Tribeca Film Festival showcases more than 1,000 independent movies

South Street SeaportSome of the city’s oldest architecture is here, combined with the newest shops and restaurants, and a luxury cinema showing the latest Hollywood movies

East River Enjoy a scenic cruise around the island of Manhattan, or commute by ferry to destinations in Brooklyn, Queens and Midtown

Staten Island Ferry Boats depart every 30 minutes and offer excellent (and free!) views of the Statue of Liberty. The Staten Island Yankees baseball field overlooks the shining Lower Manhattan skyline.

The Battery A former military base and site of the world’s first immigration center, this lush waterfront park now hosts outdoor concerts and festivals during warmer months

Wall StreetExplore the center of America’s finance industry, home to the New York Stock Exchange, historic Federal Hall and the Museum of American Finance

Pace University: NYC CampusPace has an ideal location near New York’s centers of finance and government, with easy access to the rest of the city

Pace University:Westchester CampusPace’s 200-acre campus in the suburbs of NYC is surrounded by beautiful scenery as well as incredible internship opportunities

New York lifeNew York City has it all: fascinating history, iconic culture, food from around the world, and some of the USA’s most famous landmarks.

The world in one city People in New York speak more than 800 languages, and bring food, art, music and cultural festivals from so many countries. Ranked the 2nd best student city in the USA (QS Best Student Cities 2018), New York attracts first-rate students and scholars.

Capital of cultureIf you love arts and culture, you’ve come to the right place. New York is home to hundreds of museums and art galleries, a world-famous fashion week, an international film festival and more theaters than any other city in the world.

Non-stop city New York’s safe, extensive and low-cost public transport system is open all day and night, and its 13,000 famous yellow taxis are widely available. Yet when you need a break from the daily rush, the city provides over 30,000 acres of public parkland.

Endless sightseeing New York’s skyline is a favorite backdrop for TV and film, and is home to iconic landmarks including the Empire State Building, the Brooklyn Bridge and the Statue of Liberty.

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One World Trade CenterIt takes only 47 seconds by elevator to reach the 102nd floor observatory, where you’ll find the most spectacular view of the city

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New York City Campus

I love the environment and the

business vibe of the area surrounding campus.

The hustle in the morning with everyone rushing to their offices

makes me feel alive and busy as well.

Sammy from VietnamFollowing her path to

BBA Marketing: Advertising and Integrated

Communications

Internship placements have included Kate Spade New York; Luckyrice, LLC; Fast Company; Marks and Spencer; and the

Clio Awards.

The student lounge at Pace’s Lubin School of Business

Brand new spaces for studying and socializing Amazing views from Brooklyn Bridge Park, just across the river from campus

Why choose this campus?• Study in the heart of Lower Manhattan, just steps

from Wall Street • Build professional skills with unique internship

and learning opportunities • Combine campus and city life for world-class

student experiences• Enjoy newly renovated study spaces

A place for every tasteNew York bursts with life, and each neighborhood has its own unique energy. With the city’s excellent public transport system, you can easily visit bustling tourist attractions or quieter residential streets. Head to One World Trade Center, just minutes from Pace, for spectacular views of the entire city.

Get involvedThe atmosphere in Pace’s New York City Campus is welcoming and enthusiastic. It’s easy to make friends and enjoy exploring the many attractions of the "Big Apple" together. There is always something interesting for you to do on campus too. You can join any of the University’s student organizations, watch world-class productions in the Schimmel Center theater, and view exhibitions at the brand-new art gallery.

Excellent facilitiesPace University is investing in its future, and recently completed a $200 million state-of-the-art renovation of the New York City Campus. Business students can access Bloomberg technology computers and view a built-in stock ticker that’s only minutes behind Wall Street. If you are interested in artificial intelligence, go to Pace’s Robotics Lab, where students and faculty collaborate.

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Private accommodationsIf finding your own living accommodations is a priority, local Pathways staff can provide advice and resources on the New York rental market, including recommendations on accessible and affordable neighborhoods.

Your new home in New York CityWe offer secure accommodations close to the city’s incredible attractions and Pace’s impressive facilities. This will ensure you have the best student experience possible.

HomestayLive like a true New Yorker with a local host and fully experience American culture. Students in homestays benefit hugely from daily English practice and enjoy an authentic American lifestyle. Your friendly host can offer advice about the neighborhood and help you learn about life in the city.

Features• Fully furnished accommodation.• Private single room with shared bathroom.• Study space and internet access.• Inclusive of breakfast and dinner, or breakfast only.• Experience real American lifestyle.• Situated in Brooklyn or other boroughs outside

Manhattan, on average 40 minutes by public transport to the Pace campus.

• Flexible bookings by week or by month.• Minimum age: 17 years old.

PricesWeekly Monthly

Room with breakfast $650 $2,600 (per 28 days)

Room with breakfast and dinner $750 $3,000

(per 28 days)

Pace residence hallsEnjoy independence and the unique experience of American dorm life in Pace’s residence halls. These are based within 5 blocks of the Lower Manhattan campus, so you can enjoy campus life while living right in the heart of the city. Year 1 undergraduate students are typically assigned double or triple occupancy rooms.

Features• Bed, desk, dresser, wardrobe and a desk chair for each resident• Common rooms include TV lounges and study areas• On-site laundry facilities• WiFi in all residences• 24-hour security• Some residences have kitchens, a fitness center and game rooms• Flexible housing contracts by semester

PricesFall semester: $7,500–$10,500*Spring semester: $7,500–$10,500*Summer semester: $2,640–$5,120*

Meal plansStudents living in Pace residence halls must also purchase a campus meal plan. This ranges in price from $1,000 to $2,400* per semester, depending on which plan you choose.

Example floorplanBeekman Residence Hall (double room)

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Bedroom

Hall

Closet

* Prices valid for 2019–20 academic year.

Experience American dorm living

Beekman Residence HallSweeping views from Beekman Hall, the world’s tallest student residence

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Westchester Campus

Everyone on the Westchester Campus

seems to love Pace. It’s a smaller campus, so you’re going to bump

into the same people 10 times a day. I think that’s amazing, because it can

be so daunting coming to a university not knowing anyone. The faculty here really get to know their

students, and I’ve found that I get the most out the classes when I’ve bonded

with the professor.

Annie from the United KingdomFollowing her path to BA Business

Economics at Pace Westchester

Beautiful campus in Westchester

Classic American university experience

Hands-on learning opportunities

Why choose this campus?• Experience a traditional American campus in calm

and beautiful surroundings• Study near a rich business and technology scene

with access to diverse internships• Enjoy campus sports and a close-knit student community• Live less than 1 hour’s train ride from the center

of New York City

Golden ApplePace’s campus in Westchester County offers a traditional American-style college community in a beautiful setting. Nearby Pleasantville is home to lush, green scenery, a lively arts and theater scene, and many historic sites. Westchester County has the nickname of New York’s "Golden Apple" because of the high number of Fortune 500 companies that operate here, including Mastercard, IBM and more. It also has fast-growing tech and biotech industries.

Get activeA well-rounded education exercises your body and your mind. The Goldstein Fitness Center houses a 2,400-seat arena, a running track, cardio equipment and a 50-meter swimming pool. Recent renovations to the campus include impressive new fields for American football, soccer, lacrosse and baseball. Here you can cheer on Pace’s teams when they compete, or join one of the many on-campus University sports leagues yourself.

Engaging student lifeJoin in the active student life at Westchester, where you’ll find over 60 student societies including student government, performing arts groups and a range of fun fraternities and sororities. Brand-new residence halls and a new, modern student center give you plenty of opportunities to learn outside of class and make new friends.

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Your new home in WestchesterLive in comfortable, modern residences that are located directly on Pace’s beautiful Westchester Campus, and offer a friendly and supportive environment for students.

Pace residence hallsEnjoy a classic American college experience by living right in the heart of campus. Pace Westchester’s residences include brand new, semi-suite style rooms, which give you easy access to study hubs, dining cafés and social spaces, all in the same building. Year 1 undergraduate students are grouped by shared interests, and typically assigned to double occupancy rooms in the Alumni Hall residence.

Features• Bed, desk, dresser, wardrobe and a desk chair for

each student.• Common rooms include TV lounges and study areas.• Single-gender bathrooms.• On-site laundry facilities.• WiFi in all residences.• 24-hour security.• Some residences have kitchens, and game rooms.• Flexible housing contracts by semester.

PricesFall semester: $5,500–$7,800*Spring semester: $5,500–$7,800*Summer semester: $3,600–$4,400*

Meal plansStudents living in Pace University’s residence halls must also purchase a campus meal plan. Prices range from $1,855 to $2,400* per semester, depending on which plan you choose.

Example floorplanAlumni Hall (residential suite)

BedroomBedroom

Toilet

Shower

Hall

Bathroom

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Student storiesWhen you study at Pace, New York is your campus. See how our students experience life in the “Big Apple.”

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My favorite place in New York

is probably the Mr. Purple rooftop in the Lower East Side. It has really amazing views of

the city!

Tine from Norway

I love movies, so I’m excited to

go to the New York Film Festival at

Lincoln Center!

Jaehan from South Korea

You can see many famous people here in

New York. Recently I was walking to

a restaurant, and Barack Obama

drove right by me. That was crazy and I was so happy!

Adamantia from Greece

I like to go to the Brooklyn Promenade

and The Battery. New York in winter is beautiful with all the holiday decorations

and lights!Halima from Algeria

following her path to BA Psychology

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Pace’s incredible facilities will help you to gain valuable hands-on skills to complement your academic learning.(Pictured: Professor Maria Luskay teaches students in Pace Westchester’s state-of-the-art Communications Center, which includes film production and audio recording studios with professional-level digital equipment.)

What can I study at Pace?You can choose from a number of majors in your undergraduate or graduate studies, with multiple paths to a degree at Pace University.

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Malika from Kazakhstanon her path to MA Media and Communication Arts

Professor Maria LuskayDirector of MA Media and Communication Arts

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Find your path to PaceWe will guide you to your best option, whether you’re ready to start at Pace University immediately, or you need a pathway program.

Your level Path to Pace Preparation for university Full-time university study Graduation Your future

Do I need GMAT preparation?If you are applying to a business master’s degree, you can choose this option if you don’t have the required English level, and also need to get a qualifying GMAT test score.

Do I need the Intensive English Program?If you don’t have the required English level for Global Pathways, you can be conditionally accepted and first join the Intensive English Program. You can also choose to take a short refresher course before entering a Pace degree directly.

What is a pathway program?A pathway program lets you start your studies at Pace’s campus, while you improve your English to meet the requirement for full-time degree studies. Undergraduate students can also use the pathway program to meet the academic grade requirement. You will take a combination of university-level English language classes and credit-bearing academic courses. By successfully completing your pathway program, you are guaranteed a place in a full-time degree at the University, with no extra required tests or other qualifiers.

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RGRA

DUAT

E

GRADUATEwith a degree from

Pace University

Further studyat Pace or another university

Start your careerIn your home country

or abroad

Optional Practical Training

1–3 years’ paid work experience

Can I enter a degree directly? Yes, if you meet all the academic and English requirements, you don’t need to study a pathway program. We can help you apply for direct admission to selected bachelor’s or master’s degrees.

Can I transfer to Pace?Yes, if you have already completed at least 1 year of undergraduate study. Existing credits will be evaluated for transfer into a Pace bachelor’s degree. The Global Pathways program also accepts transfer students.

GRAD

UATE

MASTER’S DEGREEin New York City or Westchester

typically 1–3 years

INTENSIVE ENGLISH PROGRAM

in New York City7 or 14 weeks

PATHWAY PROGRAM OR GMAT PREPARATION

in New York City4–12 months

Graduate Global Pathways

> see page 44

Direct admission > see page 48

Progress with 3–11 credits

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Minimum GPA 3.0 and TOEFL 55–80 (depending on degree)

Minimum GPA 3.0 and

TOEFL 78–100 (depending on degree)

Undergraduate Global Pathways

> see page 40

PATHWAY PROGRAMin New York City

4–12 monthsINTENSIVE

ENGLISH PROGRAMin New York City

7 or 14 weeksBACHELOR’S DEGREE

in New York City or Westchestertypically 4 years

Direct admission > see page 48

Transfer admission

Transfer admission

Progress with 7–31 credits

Minimum GPA 2.0 and

TOEFL 61

Minimum GPA 2.5 and

TOEFL 80

Completed high school or, for transfer admission, some undergraduate study

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Quick guide to US higher education

> Bachelor’s degrees include courses in your chosen “major” and a broad range of other subjects. It is common for students to change major in the 1st or 2nd year.

> Transfer admission is common in the USA: many undergraduate students change university after 2 years to complete their degree at another institution.

> Master’s degrees are advanced-level study, and are more focused than bachelor’s degrees. Masters are also known as "graduate" degrees.

> Optional Practical Training (OPT) allows international students with an F-1 visa to stay in the USA and do paid work related to their degree after graduation.

Bachelor’s degrees American Studies, BA U D

Applied Psychology and Human Relations, BA U D

Art, BA / BFA U D

Art History, BA U D

Biochemistry, BS U D

Biological Psychology, BA U D

Biology, BA / BS U D

Business Economics, BS U D

Chemistry, BS U D

Communication Studies, BA U D

Communications, BA U D

Criminal Justice, BS U D

Digital Cinema and Filmmaking, BS U D

Digital Journalism, BS U D

Economics, BA U D

English, BA U D

English and Communications, BA U D

English Language and Literature, BA U D

Environmental Science, BS U D

Environmental Studies, BA U D

Film and Screen Studies, BA U D

Forensic Science, BS U D

Global Asia Studies, BA U D

History, BA U D

Language, Culture and World Trade, BA U D

Latin American Studies, BA U D

Liberal Studies, BA (transfer students only) D

Mathematics, BA / BS U D

Modern Languages and Cultures, BA U D

Personality and Social Psychology, BA U D

Philosophy and Religious Studies, BA U D

Political Science, BA U D

Psychology, BA U D

Public Relations, BS U D

Sociology / Anthropology, BA U D

Spanish, BA U D

Women’s and Gender Studies, BA U D

Key:Degree entry options:U Undergraduate Global Pathways program (page 40)P Graduate Global Pathways program (page 44)

G GMAT preparation (page 44)D Direct admission (page 48)

Choose your degreeWhen you enroll in a degree at Pace, you’ll join one of the University’s prestigious colleges or schools focused on the discipline you are studying.Most degrees can be accessed through a pathway program or directly, but some degrees are only available for direct admission (as shown).

Master’s degrees Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, MS P D

Environmental Policy, MA D

Environmental Science, MS P D

Forensic Science, MS D

Media and Communication Arts, MA P D

Mental Health Counseling, MS D

Psychology, MA P D

Public Administration, MPA- Government- Health-Care Administration- Not-for-Profit Management

P D

Publishing, MS P D

Dyson College of Arts and SciencesWinner of 3 national College Federal Reserve Challenges, a yearly competition sponsored by the central banking system of the USA

Bachelor’s degrees Communication Sciences and Disorders, BA D

Health Science, BS D

College of Health ProfessionsImpressive on-campus healthcare facilities give students hands-on learning opportunities

Bachelor’s degrees Accounting, BBA

- General- Public Accounting

U D

Business Analytics, BBA U D

Finance, BBA U D

General Business, BBA (transfer students only) D

Information Systems – Business, BBA U D

International Management, BBA U D

Management, BBA- Arts and Entertainment Management- Business Management- Entrepreneurship- Health Care Management- Hospitality and Tourism Management- Human Resources Management

U D

Marketing, BBA- Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications- Global Marketing Management- Sports Marketing

U D

Lubin School of BusinessAACSB International accredited in both business and accounting: an elite distinction held by fewer than 3% of business schools worldwide

Master’s degrees Accounting – CPA Preparation, MBA / MS G P D

Customer Intelligence and Analytics, MS G P D

Financial Management, MBA / MS G P D

Financial Risk Management, MS G P D

Information Systems, MBA G P D

International Business, MBA G P D

Investment Management, MBA / MS G P D

Management, MBA / MS- Entrepreneurship (MBA only)- Human Resources Management- Strategic Management

G P D

Marketing Management, MBA G P D

Social Media and Mobile Marketing, MS G P D

Taxation, MBA / MS G P D

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information SystemsHome to cutting-edge research in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and big data. 95% of international students who graduate with a Seidenberg master’s degree are employed or in further study within a year of graduation.

Bachelor’s degrees Computer Science, BA / BS U D

Information Systems, BS U D

Information Technology, BS U D

Master’s degrees Computer Science, MS P D

Enterprise Analytics, MS P D

Information Systems, MS P D

Software Development and Engineering, MS P D

Telecommunication Systems and Networks, MS P D

School of Education93% job placement rate for MST degree students in 2017

Bachelor’s degrees Adolescent Education, BA D

Childhood Education, BA D

Master’s degrees Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL), MST D

Where will I study my degree? Many degrees are offered at both the New York City and Westchester campuses, though some are available at 1 campus only. See pages 54–55 (undergraduate) or 56–59 (graduate) to find out where your chosen degree is offered.

Available degree options may change over time, so check online for the most up-to-date list:Chevron-circle-right kaplanpathways.com/pace-degrees

Extended work experience: Graduates of these programs are eligible for a 24-month STEM extension to Optional Practical Training

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What is Undergraduate Global Pathways?The Undergraduate Global Pathways program will help you improve your English language and academic grades and study skills, so you can progress to a bachelor’s degree. You also earn credits that will transfer to your Pace degree, and will help you to graduate on time.

What will I study?The program combines university-level English preparation with specialized academic coursework. Some courses are credit-bearing and count toward your degree graduation requirements. Successful completion of the program guarantees your progression to a Pace University bachelor’s degree.

This program might be right for you if you want: to improve your fluency and confidence in spoken and academic English to enroll in a degree at Pace but don’t have eligible high school grades extra time and support in adjusting to American university life guaranteed progression to a bachelor’s degree (with a TOEFL waiver) on successful completion to earn academic credits before starting full-time degree study — students completing the

3-semester program with maximum transfer credits will progress into bachelor’s Year 2 to enjoy social activities organized for international students

Learning English has opened up the

world to me, so I think it’s important to expand my knowledge of the language. The

Global Pathways program at Pace

helped me so much. I also visited Pace’s academic support

centers, where they identified my

challenges and gave suggestions on how to overcome them. I don’t feel like I’m treated differently

here because I’m an international student.

In fact I’m treated really well, which

makes me love Pace even more.

William from VietnamFollowing his path to

BA Economics

Undergraduate Global Pathways at a glance:Leads to degrees in: Art, Business, Computing, Humanities, Media, Science, Social SciencesStudy location: New York City. Depending on degree, progress to New York City or Westchester Campus. Program duration: 1–3 semesters (4–12 months)Tuition: $11,500–$34,500*Potential transferable credits: 7–31Academic requirement: high school completion with a minimum 2.0 GPA (Grade Point Average). Students with previous undergraduate coursework can also apply for transfer admission.English level required: TOEFL 61–79 or equivalent

* Prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year

arrow-right See the program curriculum on pages 42–43arrow-right See pathway and progression degree details on pages 52–55

Have any questions? Contact our team for help:Chevron-circle-right kaplanpathways.com/contact-pace

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Course descriptions

Language courses Conversation and Listening (Higher Intermediate and/or Advanced)• Improving conversational fluency and listening comprehension• Discussions of assigned audio, video and reading materials

Reading and Vocabulary (General and/or Advanced)• Strategies to increase vocabulary and reading comprehension• Discussions of newspaper and magazine articles, novels,

and academic texts

University skills courses Academic Skills• Key academic study skills: time management, test-taking preparation,

class participation expectations, group work• Reading and research techniques: outlining, skimming, scanning,

note taking

Introduction to University Community (1 credit)• Aspects of university life• Reading, writing and discussion skills

Writing coursesYou’ll take a writing course in each semester of your undergraduate pathway program. You will be placed in 1 of the courses below based on your English level and exam results.

Introductory grammar and writing courses: • Intermediate Grammar and Writing (non-credit) • Advanced Grammar and Writing (non-credit) • Introduction to Academic Writing (non-credit)

Writing composition courses:• Academic Writing (4 credits) • Composition (3 credits)• Critical Writing (4 credits)

Core academic credit coursesIn addition to English language, you will take academic content courses and earn credits to transfer to your bachelor’s degree.

Level 1 courseNew York and the Visual Arts (3 credits) • Painting, sculpture, photography, and installation art of the

New York art world• Visits to a wide range of museums, galleries, and artist studios

Level 2 coursesIntroduction to Computing (3 credits) • Exercises with Microsoft Excel, web development (HTML) and

computer programming (Alice)• Lectures and discussions about software topics, careers and society

Religions of the Globe (3 credits) • Study of the major religions of the world – Buddhism, Christianity,

Confucianism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Taoism• Formative influences of religions on human culture Level 3 coursesPublic Speaking (3 credits) • Principles of speaking and listening in English• Preparation and delivery of a variety of original presentations

World History after 1650 (3 credits) • World history from the mid-17th century• Major cultural areas, their unique achievements and their interaction

with and relation to other societies

Optional elective courses (2–3 credits per course)You may have the chance to study optional courses to earn the maximum number of allowed credits for your program. This will depend on course availability, your schedule, and approval from your Global Pathways academic advisor. Students typically have a choice of economics, health and wellness, history, and mathematics elective courses.

Undergraduate pathway curriculumDepending on your English language level, you will study 1, 2 or 3 semesters in the Global Pathways program. The courses you take and the credits you can earn are determined by your English level when you start.

See page 53 for full details of English language entry requirements, and for information on the Intensive English Program if your level is below the minimum required. The table above is an indication of the classes you may take, but the curriculum will vary by student. Your academic advisor will work with you to select courses based on your placement test results and schedule.

Level 1 courses Level 2 courses Level 3 courses

Language and university skills courses

Introduction to University Community — taken by all students in their 1st semester only (1 credit)

Higher Intermediate Conversation and Listening Advanced Conversation and ListeningAcademic Skills

Reading and Vocabulary Advanced Reading and Vocabulary

Writing courses

Intermediate Grammar and Writing (non-credit)Advanced Grammar and Writing (non-credit) OR a writing composition course (3–4 credits)

Introduction to Academic Writing (non-credit)OR a writing composition course (3–4 credits)

Academic credit courses

New York and the Visual Arts (3 credits) Introduction to Computing (3 credits) Public Speaking (3 credits)

Religions of the Globe (3 credits) World History after 1650 (3 credits)

An optional elective course (2–3 credits) An optional elective course (2–3 credits) An optional elective course (2–3 credits)

3-semester program:English requirement: TOEFL 61+Level 1 + 2 + 3 courses = 16–31 credits

2-semester program:English requirement: TOEFL 67+Level 2 + 3 courses = 13–24 credits

1-semester program:English requirement: TOEFL 74+Level 3 courses = 7–14 credits

Program duration and structure

How many credits can I earn?

The curriculum table above shows the minimum and maximum number of credits you can earn in each program duration. How many credits you earn will depend on your level of English writing. It will also depend on whether you take additional elective courses. Your academic advisor will give you guidance about your course schedule, and can offer advice on potential electives. You must earn a C grade or above and demonstrate sufficient English language development to earn the maximum number of transferable credits.

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The Graduate Global Pathways program really helped me to learn about

American culture and adapt to

student life. I now understand what

US professors expect, and why

presentation skills and group

work are so important.

Yue from ChinaFollowed her path to MS Accounting,

now a Tax Associate at PwC in Beijing

What is Graduate Global Pathways?The Graduate Global Pathways program will help you improve your English level, academic and test skills, so you can progress to a master’s degree.

Graduate Global Pathways at a glance:Leads to degrees in: Business (including 10 MBAs suitable for students without work experience), Computing, Media, Psychology, Public Administration, ScienceStudy location: New York City. Depending on degree, progress to New York City or Westchester Campus. Program duration: 1–3 semesters (4–12 months)Tuition: $10,375–$31,125*Potential transferable credits: 3–11English level required: minimum TOEFL 55–80 (depending on degree), or equivalentAcademic requirement: bachelor’s degree with minimum 3.0 GPA. Many degrees have additional requirements.

*Prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year.

arrow-right See curriculum information on pages 46–47arrow-right See pathway details on pages 52–53 and progression degrees on pages 56–59


What will I study?Pathways programThe Pathways program combines university-level English preparation with specialized academic coursework for the discipline you want to study. The curriculum is divided into 3 tracks. Your preferred degree determines your track:• Pathways for Dyson College of Arts and Sciences• Pathways for Lubin School of Business• Pathways for Seidenberg School of Computer Science and

Information Systems You’re guaranteed entry to a Pace University master’s degree when you successfully complete the Pathways program.

GMAT PreparationStudents who want to progress to a business degree can instead study the GMAT Preparation option to prepare for the GMAT (Graduate Management Admission Test) or to raise their score if they do not meet the GMAT 510 admission requirement.

This program might be right for you if you want: to improve your fluency and

confidence in spoken and academic English

extra time and help adjusting to American university life

GMAT test training and help in addition to English language study

guaranteed progression to a master’s degree (with a TOEFL waiver) on successful completion

to earn academic credits before starting full-time degree study

to enjoy social activities organized for international students

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Graduate pathway curriculumDepending on your English language level, you will take 1–3 semesters of Graduate Global Pathways. The courses you take and the number of credits you can earn each semester vary by program track.

To check how many semesters you will study, find your English level on page 53. If your English level is below the minimum required, you can first join the Intensive English Program.

Course descriptions

Language and study skills coursesRefer to the curriculum tables to determine which courses you will study based on your chosen discipline and English level.

Academic Reading (Pre-Graduate)• Reading and writing• Analysis, interpretation, evaluation and

application of critical thinking

Academic Skills (Pre-Graduate and Graduate) • Critical thinking, research, note-taking

strategies, annotating text, paraphrasing and summarizing

• Grammar and sentence structure, writing for academic purposes and oral communication

Advanced Idioms• Increasing English fluency through mastery

of idioms• Use of special features, phrasing and

peculiarities of the language

American Business Culture • Values of American business through guest

speakers, research and team presentations• Teamwork to solve business problems

Communication Skills (Pre-Graduate and Graduate) • Discussion and presentation skills• Pronunciation and grammar in spoken

English, emphasizing fluency and accuracy

Conversation and Listening (including Advanced)• Conversational fluency and listening

comprehension• Overall English communication

improvement, including pronunciation

GMAT Preparation• Test-taking skills• Daily exercises in writing, problem-solving

and reading comprehension• Take the official GMAT: the cost of the test is

included in the course tuition fee• Full-length practice exams

Grammar and Writing (including Advanced)• Practice developing ideas into

well-structured writing in various styles• Focus on grammatical accuracy

Pronunciation (Advanced)• Pronunciation for everyday speech and

academic presentations• Focus on specific sounds, as well as

intonation and stress reductions

Reading and Vocabulary (including Advanced)• Increasing reading speed• Analyzing and discussing different types of

reading material with a focus on vocabulary

Transferable academic credit coursesDyson College of Arts and Sciences or Lubin School of BusinessDuring Level 3 of the Graduate Global Pathways program, you will study 1 core academic course related to your chosen Pace degree. This course is decided by the department academic advisor, and is worth 3 or 4 credits.

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information SystemsYou will take 1 core academic course during each semester of the Global Pathways program. Below are examples by progression degree. These may be substituted with other courses depending on your previous studies.

Computer Science, MSLevel 1: Fundamental Computer Science I using Java (3 credits)Level 2: Fundamental Computer Science II using Java (3 credits)Level 3: Computer Systems and Concepts (3 credits)

Information Systems, MSLevel 1: Object Oriented Concepts and Development (3 credits)Level 2: Introduction to Software Engineering (3 credits)Level 3: Information Systems Principles (3 credits)

Software Development and Engineering, MSLevel 1: Fundamental Computer Science I with Java (4 credits)Level 2: Introduction to Software Engineering (4 credits)Level 3: Software Reliability and Quality Assurance (3 credits)

Telecommunication Systems and Networks, MSLevel 1: Simulation and Computer Network Analysis (3 credits)Level 2: Wireless Communications (3 credits)Level 3: Data Communications and Networks (3 credits)

Program duration and structure

3-semester programlevel 1 + 2 + 3 courses = 3–11 credits

2-semester programlevel 2 + 3 courses = 3–7 credits

1-semester program level 3 courses = 3–4 credits

Pathways Program track Level 1 courses Level 2 courses Level 3 courses

Pathways for Dyson College of

Arts and Sciences

Advanced Idioms Advanced Conversation and Listening Pre-Graduate Academic Reading

Conversation and Listening Advanced Grammar and Writing Pre-Graduate Academic Skills

Grammar and Writing Advanced Pronunciation Pre-Graduate Communication Skills

Reading and Vocabulary Advanced Reading and Vocabulary Art or science academic course (3–4 credits)

Pathways for Seidenberg School of Computer

Science and Information Systems

Conversation and Listening Advanced Grammar and Writing Advanced Pronunciation

Grammar and Writing Advanced Idioms Pre-Graduate Academic Skills

Reading and Vocabulary Advanced Reading and Vocabulary Pre-Graduate Communication Skills

Computing academic course (3–4 credits)

Computing academic course (3–4 credits)

Computing academic course (3 credits)

Pathways for Lubin School of Business

Advanced Conversation and Listening Advanced Pronunciation Academic Skills for Graduate Students

Advanced Grammar and Writing American Business Culture Communication Skills for Graduate Students

Advanced Idioms Pre-Graduate Academic Skills Business academic course (3–4 credits)

Advanced Reading and Vocabulary Pre-Graduate Communication Skills

GMAT Preparation track

GMAT Preparation for Lubin School

of Business

Advanced Conversation and Listening Advanced Pronunciation Academic Skills for Graduate Students

Advanced Grammar and Writing American Business Culture Communication Skills for Graduate Students

GMAT Preparation GMAT Preparation GMAT Preparation*

*Students enrolled in the GMAT option who score 510 or higher on the GMAT during Levels 1 or 2 will substitute a Business academic course for GMAT Preparation in Level 3.

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Enter a degree directlyIf you meet all the entry requirements, including English language, you can apply for direct admission to a bachelor’s or master’s degree at Pace, without a preparation program.

Undergraduate degrees at a glance:Available disciplines: Arts and Humanities, Business, Computing, Education, Health, Media, Science, Social SciencesStudy location: New York City or Westchester CampusDegree duration: typically 4 years. Students with existing undergraduate credit may be able to transfer into Year 2 or 3.Tuition: $44,714 per academic year*English level required: minimum TOEFL 80, or equivalentAcademic requirement: high school completion with minimum 2.5 GPA

arrow-right See individual degree details on pages 54–55

Graduate degrees at a glance:Available disciplines: Business (including 10 MBAs suitable for students without work experience), Computing, Media, Psychology, Public Administration, Science, TESOLStudy location: New York City or Westchester CampusDegree duration: typically 2 yearsTuition: $28,650–$75,690 for complete program*English level required: minimum TOEFL 78–100 (depending on degree), or equivalentAcademic requirements: bachelor’s degree with minimum 3.0 GPA. Some graduate degrees have additional requirements, such as a portfolio or GMAT/GRE score.

arrow-right See individual degree details on pages 56–59

How we support your admission to Pace Our team of international education experts will guide you through your application by: reviewing your English and academic qualifications preparing all documents required for application guiding you through the visa process offering first-rate advice about programs, housing and insurance communicating with the University admissions team on your behalf advising you on how to increase your chance of being awarded a Pace scholarship


* Prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year

It took me a while to find a master’s

program that I really wanted to study, and when I finally did, I had only a short amount of

time to apply before the deadline. The Pathways team

helped me so much and was on top of everything. They

helped me with my application, getting all my documents

together, and securing my I-20 form so I could

apply for my study visa in time to begin

my degree.

Marcela from BrazilApplied with Kaplan for direct admission

to MS Publishing, now an Associate

Business Development Manager at VMLY&R

in New York

In Fall 2017

78% of undergraduate

international students received some form

of merit-based scholarship money

from Pace.Dr. Michelle Pulaski BehlingAssociate Professor of Media and Communication Arts

Jaehan from South Koreaon his path to MA Media and Communication Arts

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Academic calendar 2019–20

Global Pathways and GMAT Preparation

Direct admission to a degree

Fall 2019 intake

Application and I-20 deadline July 15, 2019

Orientation August 27–30, 2019

Classes start September 4, 2019

1-semester pathway programs end December 20, 2019

2-semester pathway programs end May 16, 2020

3-semester pathway programs end August 22, 2020

Spring 2020 intake

Application and I-20 deadline November 15, 2019

Orientation January 21–24, 2020

Classes start January 27, 2020




Fall 2019 intake

Application and I-20 deadline July 15, 2019

Orientation August 27–30, 2019

Classes start September 4, 2019

Academic year ends May 16, 2020

Spring 2020 intake

Application and I-20 deadline November 15, 2019

Orientation January 21–24, 2020

Classes start January 27, 2020

Academic year ends December 18, 2020

Summer 2020 intake

Application and I-20 deadline April 1, 2020

Orientation May 20–22, 2020

Classes start May 26, 2020




Attendance at orientation is compulsory. During your program, there are breaks of 2 to 4 weeks between each semester. Dates and deadlines are subject to change.

Program and admission detailsUse our quick reference tables to find all you need to know about study options, dates, entry requirements, progression, costs, and how to apply to Pace University.


Samruddhi from Indiaon her path to MS Information Systems

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Pathway programs

1: You must earn a C grade or above and demonstrate sufficient English language development in an academic course to be able to transfer the credits to a degree.2: To have the opportunity to take the maximum number of academic credit courses, you must score highly in writing composition courses, and study elective courses during Global Pathways.3: Previous study requirements are the same as for direct admission — see pages 56–59.4: Note the maximum English scores for 1-term Pathway programs: students with higher scores must apply for direct admission to the degree. 5: GMAT preparation is only available for applicants without a qualifying GMAT score, who also have an English level of TOEFL 89 / IELTS 6.5 or below.6: Students have the opportunity to earn academic credits in their final semester only if they have already scored 510 or higher on the GMAT.

All programs Start: August, January, May (see calendar for exact dates)Campus: New York CityTuition cost: valid for the 2019-20 academic yearEnglish test score: must be dated within 2 years before the start of classes.

Estimated total expense: for visa purposes, students must show the availability of sufficient funds to cover 1 year of study: the combined cost of program tuition, standard institution fees, health insurance, books and supplies, personal expenses, housing and meal plan.

Undergraduate Global Pathways

Leading to degrees in:Pathway type Tuition

costEstimated total

expense (for I-20 declaration)

DurationGlobal Pathways admission requirements Degree

progression requirements

Potential credits you can transfer

to a degree1

Degree entry point for students earning maximum

credits2(see page 36 for curriculum details) High school

GPAEnglish test scores Admission

tests

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences Lubin School of Business Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems

1-semester program $11,500 $35,970 4 months

GPA 2.0

TOEFL 74–79 / KITE 454–461 / IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 6.0) / PTE 50–53SAT or ACT optional,

not required

GPA 2.7 in all Pathways

courses

7–14 Year 1, Semester 1

2-semester program $23,000 $47,470 8 months TOEFL 67–73 / KITE 440–453 /IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 5.5) / PTE 47–49 13–24 Year 1, Semester 2

3-semester program $34,500 $58,970 12 months TOEFL 61–66 / KITE 428–439 / IELTS 5.5 (no bands below 5.0) / PTE 44–46 16–31 Year 2, Semester 1

Graduate Global Pathways and GMAT preparation

Leading to degrees in:Pathway type Tuition

cost

Estimated total expenses

(for I-20 declaration)Duration

Global Pathways admission requirements3 Degree progression

requirements

Potential credits you can transfer

to a degree1

Degree entry point(see page 40 for curriculum details) Undergraduate

GPAEnglish test scores4 Admission

tests

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences

1-semester Graduate Global Pathways $10,375 $34,545 4 months

GPA 3.0

TOEFL 79–87 / KITE 459–482 / IELTS 6.5 (no bands below 6.5) / PTE 53–59

GMAT/GRE not required


courses

3–4

Year 1, Semester 12-semester Graduate Global Pathways $20,750 $44,920 8 months TOEFL 72–78 / KITE 450–458/ IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 6.0) / PTE 49–52 3–4

3-semester Graduate Global Pathways $31,125 $55,295 12 months TOEFL 65–71 / KITE 436–449 / IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 5.5) / PTE 45–48 3–4

Dyson College exception: MA Media and Communication Arts


GPA 3.0




courses

3–4

Year 1, Semester 12-semester Graduate Global Pathways $20,750 $44,920 8 months TOEFL 85–89 / KITE 477–486 / IELTS 6.5 (no bands below 6.5) / PTE 58–61 3–4


Lubin School of Business


GPA 3.0


GMAT 510 or GRE 305


courses

3–4

Year 1, Semester 1



1-semester GMAT preparation5 $10,375 $34,545 4 months TOEFL 80–89 / KITE 462–486 / IELTS 6.5 (no bands below 6.5) / PTE 53–60


80% in Pathways English

courses and GMAT 510

0

2-semester GMAT preparation $20,750 $44,920 8 months TOEFL 75–79 / KITE 455–461 / IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 6.0) / PTE 50–52 0

3-semester GMAT preparation $31,125 $55,295 12 months TOEFL 70–74 / KITE 446–454 / IELTS 6.0 (no bands below 5.5) / PTE 47–49 0–46

Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems


GPA 3.0


GRE for 3-year degree holders


courses

3

Year 1, Semester 1 or 22-semester Graduate Global Pathways $20,750 $44,920 8 months TOEFL 62–68 / KITE 430–443 / IELTS 5.5 (no bands below 5.5) / PTE 45–47 6–7



arrow-right See available bachelor’s degrees on pages 54–55arrow-right See available master’s degrees on pages 56–59

Intensive English Program: quick factsWho is it for? Undergraduate and graduate applicants with English levels below the 3-semester Global Pathways requirementDuration and hours: 6, 7, 12 or 14 weeks. Students take 18 hours of classes each week.Tuition: $2,276 (6 weeks), $2,655 (7 weeks), $4,560 (12 weeks), $5,284 (14 weeks)6-week program starts: May, July7-week program starts: January, March, September, October12-week program starts: May14-week program starts: January, September

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Undergraduate degreesAll degreesTuition per academic year: $44,714*Estimated Year 1 total expense (for I-20 declaration): $69,000*Degree start: September or JanuaryEnglish test score required†: minimum TOEFL 80 / KITE 462 / IELTS 6.5 / PTE 54 (lower requirements for a pathway program. See page 53)High school or previous undergraduate grades: minimum GPA 2.5 (lower requirements for a pathway program. See page 53)

Degree major/concentration Award CampusTypical degree

durationCredits

full program

Admission typeUndergraduate

Global PathwaysEnter Year 1

directlyTransfer into Year 2 or 3‡

College of Health Professions

Communication Sciences and Disorders BA N 4 years 120

Health Science BS N or W 4 years 120


American Studies BA N or W 4 years 128

Applied Psychology and Human Relations BA N or W 4 years 128

Art1 BA or BFA N 4 years 128

Art History BA N 4 years 128

Biochemistry BS N or W 4 years 128

Biological Psychology BA W 4 years 128

Biology BA or BS N or W 4 years 128

Business Economics BS N or W 4 years 128

Chemistry BS N or W 4 years 128

Communication Studies BA N 4 years 128

Communications BA W 4 years 128

Criminal Justice BS N or W 4 years 128

Digital Cinema and Filmmaking BS W 4 years 128

Digital Journalism BA W 4 years 128

Economics BA N or W 4 years 128

English BA W 4 years 128

English and Communications BA W 4 years 128

English Language and Literature BA N 4 years 128

Environmental Science BS N or W 4 years 128

Environmental Studies BA N or W 4 years 128

Film and Screen Studies BA N or W 4 years 128

Forensic Science BS N 4 years 128

Global Asia Studies BA N 4 years 128

History BA N or W 4 years 128

Language, Culture, and World Trade BA N 4 years 128

Latin American Studies BA N 4 years 128

Liberal Studies BA N or W 4 years 120

Mathematics BA or BS N or W 4 years 128

Modern Languages and Cultures BA N 4 years 128

Personality and Social Psychology BA W 4 years 128

Degree major/concentration Award CampusTypical degree

durationCredits

full program

Admission typeUndergraduate

Global PathwaysEnter Year 1

directlyTransfer into Year 2 or 3‡

Dyson College of Arts and Sciences continued

Philosophy and Religious Studies BA N or W 4 years 128

Political Science BA N or W 4 years 128

Psychology BA N or W 4 years 128

Public Relations BS W 4 years 128

Sociology and Anthropology BA N 4 years 128

Spanish BA N 4 years 128

Women’s and Gender Studies BA N 4 years 128


Accounting: General BBA N or W 4 years 128

Accounting: Public Accounting BBA N or W 5 years 150

Business Analytics BBA N 4 years 128

Finance BBA N or W 4 years 128

General Business BBA N or W 4 years 120

Information Systems - Business BBA N or W 4 years 128

International Management BBA N or W 4 years 128

Management: Arts and Entertainment Management BBA N 4 years 128

Management: Business Management BBA N or W 4 years 128

Management: Entrepreneurship BBA N or W 4 years 128

Management: Health Care Management BBA N or W 4 years 128

Management: Hospitality and Tourism Management BBA N 4 years 128

Management: Human Resources Management BBA N or W 4 years 128

Marketing: Advertising and Integrated Marketing Communications BBA N or W 4 years 128

Marketing: Global Marketing Management BBA N or W 4 years 128

Marketing: Sports Marketing BBA N or W 4 years 128

School of Education

Adolescent Education BA N or W 4 years 120

Childhood Education BA N or W 4 years 120


Computer Science BA or BS N or W 4 years 120

Information Systems BS N or W 4 years 120

Information Technology BS N or W 4 years 120

* Prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year. For visa purposes, students must show the availability of sufficient funds to cover 1 year of study. Estimated total expense is the combined cost of program tuition for 2 semesters, standard institution fees, health insurance, books and supplies, personal expenses, housing and meal plan.

† You may instead meet English proficiency requirements by submitting any of the following: - Proof of Citizenship and secondary school graduation from Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia,

Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Montserrat, New Zealand, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, United Kingdom.

- Qualifying SAT or ACT score. - IB English A1/A2 or B1/B2 result or AP English exam with a score of 4 or above.

‡ Students with existing undergraduate credit from another university can apply for transfer admission. Your transcript is assessed to determine how many credits are transferrable into a Pace degree (either after Global Pathways or when entering directly). A maximum of 96 credits can transfer from 4-year institutions, or 68 credits from 2-year institutions.

1: Include a portfolio with application for BFA

Available degree options may change over timeCheck online for the most up-to-date list:Chevron-circle-right kaplanpathways.com/pace-degrees

Key:AwardsBA – Bachelor of ArtsBBA – Bachelor of Business AdministrationBFA – Bachelor of Fine ArtsBS – Bachelor of Science

STEM classified degree

CampusN – New York City CampusW – Westchester Campus

Availability – available – not available

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Graduate degrees

Degree and concentration Award Campus Creditsfull program

Cost per credit

Tuition cost full program

Estimated Year 1 expense

(for I-20 declaration)Typical degree duration

Admission type Entry requirements Graduate

Global Pathways

GMAT preparation

Enter degree directly

English test score†

(Pathway program has lower requirements — see page 53)

Graduate admission test Previous study or other requirements


Accounting: CPA PreparationMBA N or W 53–72*

$1,305

from $69,165

$49,850

3+ years

TOEFL 90 / KITE 487 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60GMAT 510 or GRE 305

(except for GMAT preparation option)

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N or W 30–45* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent with a minimum of 30 undergraduate credits in business

Customer Intelligence and Analytics MS N 30–36* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Financial ManagementMBA N 39–58* from $50,895 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N or W 33–46* from $41,811 15+ months Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Financial Risk Management MS N 30–37* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Information Systems MBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

International Business MBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Investment ManagementMBA N 39–58* from $50,895 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N 30–43* from $39,150 15+ months Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Management: Entrepreneurship MBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Management: Human Resources ManagementMBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N 30 $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Management: Strategic ManagementMBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N 30–37* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Marketing Management MBA N 39–58* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

Social Media and Mobile Marketing MS N 30–36* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

TaxationMBA N 39–62* from $50,895 2+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent

MS N 30–41* from $39,150 1.5+ years Bachelor’s degree or equivalent


Computer Science MS N or W 30

$1,305

$39,150

$49,850

2 years

TOEFL 78 / KITE 458 / IELTS 6.5 / PTE 52 GRE score for applicants with 3-year degrees

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in a technical field (preferred)

Enterprise Analytics MS N or W 30 $39,150 2 years

Information Systems MS N or W 30 $39,150 15+ months

Software Development and Engineering MS N 36 $46,980 2 years

Telecommunications Systems and Networks MS N or W 36 $46,980 2 years

All degreesUndergraduate grades required: 3.0 GPA (Grade Point Average)Degree start: September or JanuaryTuition and per credit cost: prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year.Estimated Year 1 total expense: for visa purposes, students must show the availability of sufficient funds to cover 1 year of study: the combined cost of tuition for 18 credits (2 semesters), standard institution fees, health insurance, books and supplies, personal expenses, housing and transportation.English test score: must be dated within 2 years before the start of classes.

Key:AwardsMBA – Master of Business

AdministrationMS – Master of Science




* Where a credit range is shown, the program includes some foundation courses that can be waived. Students who have an undergraduate business background may already fulfill foundation course requirements, and would therefore need only to complete the lower number of credits. This also minimizes the tuition fee and living costs because the degree program can be completed more quickly.

† Citizens from the following countries are waived from the English test requirement: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Montserrat, New Zealand, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, United Kingdom.

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Degree and concentration Award Campus Creditsfull program

Cost per credit

Tuition cost full program

Estimated Year 1 expense

(for I-20 declaration)Typical degree duration

Admission type Entry requirements Graduate

Global Pathways

GMAT preparation

Enter degree directly

English test score†

(Pathway program has lower requirements — see page 53)

Graduate admission test Previous study or other requirements


Biochemistry and Molecular Biology MS N 34 $1,285 $43,690 $49,490 12–18 months TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60

none

4-year bachelor’s degree with advanced study in biology, chemistry, or biochemistry (and preferably physical chemistry, physics and mathematics). Applicants are evaluated on a case-by-case basis, and may be placed in bridge courses before their master’s degree.

Environmental Policy MA W 42 $1,285 $53,970 $49,490 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Environmental Science MS W 33–35 $1,048 $34,584–$36,680 $45,224 15+ months TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60

4-year bachelor’s degree with minimum 1 year of general biology courses, 1 year of general chemistry courses, and 1 semester of organic chemistry or biochemistry courses. Physics and calculus courses are recommended but not required.

Forensic Science MS N 40 $1,285 $51,400 $49,490 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Media and Communication Arts MA W 36 $1,285 $46,260 $49,490 2 years TOEFL 100 / KITE 519 / IELTS 7.5 / PTE 68 4-year bachelor’s degree. Include a portfolio with application.

Mental Health Counseling MS W 60 $1,220 $73,200 $48,320 3 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Psychology MA N 36 $1,285 $46,260 $49,490 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree with at least 12 undergraduate credits in psychology

Public Administration: Government MPA N or W 42 $1,080 $45,360 $45,800 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483/ IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Public Administration: Health Care Administration MPA N or W 42 $1,080 $45,360 $45,800 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Public Administration: Not-for-Profit Management MPA N or W 42 $1,080 $45,360 $45,800 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

Publishing MS N 36 $1,220 $43,920 $48,320 2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 4-year bachelor’s degree

School of Education

Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) MST N or W 30 $955 $28,650 $43,550 1–2 years TOEFL 88 / KITE 483 / IELTS 7.0 / PTE 60 none Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in an arts,

humanities or science discipline

Graduate degrees continuedKey:AwardsMA – Master of ArtsMPA – Master of Public AdministrationMS – Master of ScienceMST – Master of Science in Teaching




† Citizens from the following countries are waived from the English test requirement: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Ireland, Jamaica, Montserrat, New Zealand, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos Islands, United Kingdom.

Available degree options may change over timeCheck online for the most up-to-date list:

Chevron-circle-right kaplanpathways.com/pace-degrees

All degreesUndergraduate grades required: 3.0 GPA (Grade Point Average)Degree start: September or JanuaryTuition and per credit cost: prices valid for the 2019-20 academic year.Estimated Year 1 total expense: for visa purposes, students must show the availability of sufficient funds to cover 1 year of study: the combined cost of tuition for 18 credits (2 semesters), standard institution fees, health insurance, books and supplies, personal expenses, housing and transportation.English test score: must be dated within 2 years before the start of classes.

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How to applyWant to study at Pace University? Our global team of multilingual advisors will help you through the application process, with expert support at every stage.

Submission to PaceOnce complete, we submit your application to the University for an admission decision.

See next page for more information on what to do next.

Fill in an application form

Apply online: kaplanpathways.com/apply-pace

Download a PDF application form: kaplanpathways.com/pace-application-form

or

Initial review of your application When we receive your signed application form and supporting documents, we carefully review them and advise if you need to send more information.

Application checklistA complete application to Pace includes:

application form completed and signed proof of English language proficiency official transcripts for all high school and post-high school institutions attended, with supporting grade scale, translated into English if necessary

GMAT or GRE score (if required, master’s applicants only) SAT or ACT score (optional, bachelor’s applicants only) minimum 500-word personal statement answering:

Undergraduate applicants Why you want to study at Pace; why you chose your major; your future plans; what makes you stand out, etc.Graduate applicants Why you are applying to your chosen degree; your expectations, outcomes, and goals; your professional/academic experiences and accomplishments related to the degree.

Reference letter(s) from professor/instructor or employer:Global Pathways program applicants 1 letter for undergraduates; 1 letter for graduates (except 2 letters for master’s in Dyson School of Arts and Sciences)Degree admission applicants 2 letters (except 1 letter for master’s in Seidenberg School of CSIS)

CV/résumé listing work/school history, languages, awards, certificates, volunteer work, and accomplishments (required for master’s, optional for bachelor’s applicants)

passport copy (including visa if you are already working or studying in the USA) recent bank statement or scholarship letter showing no less than the minimum funds required in Pace’s Financial Affidavit form (search “affidavit” at kaplanpathways.com/download)

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If you are already in the USA, contact the Pathways team at Pace University’s New York City Campus: phone +1 212 346 1445

If you are outside the USA, contact your regional representative or our UK-based Global Application and Admissions Center:phone +44 (0) 20 7045 4925

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This brochure has been drafted in advance of the academic year to which it applies. Every effort has been made to ensure that the information is accurate at the time of publishing, but changes (for example to program content) are likely to occur given the interval between publishing and commencement of the program. It is therefore very important to check the website or contact us for any updates before you apply. Once you have applied, any change which impacts the terms and conditions of your offer or a significant part of your program will be communicated to you.Published by Kaplan International Pathways, May 2019.

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We hope to see you at Pace very soon!

Admission: next stepsReceived an offer from Pace? Congratulations! Learn more about what you’ll

need to do before you start classes. We’ll guide you through every step.

8. Begin classes!

7. Arrive in the USAEnroll in Pace University, then join your new classmates in the

orientation program for a full introduction to university life.

6. Get pre-arrival informationYou are sent all the information you need, including your orientation schedule, housing information and the forms you must submit before you arrive. It is important that you read and understand it all.

5. Pay program tuitionOnce you have your visa, you must pay tuition before enrollment. Payment can be made by bank draft,

bank transfer or credit card. If you are enrolling in the Global Pathways program, you can also use Flywire, our convenient online payment system.

4. Apply for a visaAllow enough time to receive your visa from the US embassy or consulate. Visa appointment and processing

wait times vary greatly. Apply up to 120 days before the start date on your I-20. Your representative can help with the visa process. In the case of visa denial, your deposit will be refunded.

3. Receive I-20After we receive the required financial documents from you, a visa eligibility document

(Form I-20) is issued. You need a hard copy of the I-20 to apply for a student visa.

2. Accept offer within 30 daysTo secure your place at Pace University, pay a deposit (specified in your offer letter)

within 30 days of receiving your offer or before any I-20 deadline.

1. Admission to PaceIf your application is successful, you are offered admission to Pace University, either through

a preparation program or directly to a degree. If you are admitted to the Global Pathways or Intensive English program and submit a higher English test score before classes begin,

your offer may be changed to direct admission or shorter duration preparation.

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