Our Students
NYIT students are makers, doers, innovators, and inventors, eager to make the world a better place. At NYIT, they tackle real-world problems in and out of the classroom. They conduct groundbreaking research, pursue internships, and network with industry leaders. And when they graduate, they are ready to lead, heal, and create.
Features and Videos
Community Conversations: Overall Health and Nutrition to Boost Immunity
The third event of the Students First: Community Conversations series, held Thursday, July 23, featured Mindy Haar, Ph.D., RDN, clinical associate professor and chair of interdisciplinary health sciences in the School of Health Professions.
Emergency Funds Helps New York Tech Students During Pandemic
New York Tech’s student support team hosted a webinar for alumni and emergency fund donors that showcased the impact the funds had on many of our students.
Community Conversations: Facilities, Safety, and Security
Suzanne Musho, AIA, NCARB, New York Tech’s vice president for capital planning and facilities management and chief architect, addressed campus reopening plans and facility changes due to COVID-19.
Widely Used Blood Test Could Advance Heart Failure Treatment
NYITCOM biomedical researchers were part of a team developed a new use for a common blood test, which could one day save the lives of heart failure patients.
Community Conversations: COVID-19
NYITCOM’s Brian Harper, M.D., joined students for the first discussion of the Students First: Community Conversations Series.
Catching Up: Community Service Spirit Continues to Thrive During Crisis
An update on the many local efforts undertaken by New York Tech students, faculty, and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Winning Proposal
A project proposal by UX/UI student Dominica Jamir was recognized at this year’s International Conference of the Immersive Learning Research Network.
By the Numbers
- Undergraduate: 51%
- Graduate: 42%
- Medical/Professional: 7%
International Makeup
Racial and Ethnic Makeup
- American Indian/Alaska Native: <1%
- Asian: 18%
- Black/African-American: 5%
- Hispanic/Latino: 9%
- Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander: <1%
- Non-resident alien: 27%
- Two or more races: 1%
- Unknown: 11%
- White: 27%
Gender Ratio
Scholarship Recipients
Pell Grant Recipients
