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
The Sky’s the Limit for a Group of Architecture Students
Second- and third-year architecture students designed and installed “Housing Density: From Tenements to Towers,” an exhibit on display at the Skyscraper Museum in New York City.
Hooding the Next Generation of Healers
On May 20, the NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2019 was welcomed into the medical profession with an emotional hooding ceremony at the Tilles Center.
Student Profile: Robert Callaghan
The communication and media production is heading for a career in sports media after landing a coveted internship with CBS.
NYIT Baseball Is Going to the Super Regional
The Bears defeated Wilmington to advance to the NCAA DII Super Regional against Southern New Hampshire University on May 24.
Congratulations Class of 2019!
On May 19, nearly 7,000 graduates, family members, and friends gathered on the Long Island campus to celebrate the Class of 2019 at New York Institute of Technology’s 58th Commencement ceremony.
High School Students Learn About STEM Fields at First Girls in Engineering and Technology Day
On May 4, a group of high school girls convened at NYIT-Long Island to learn about STEM fields at the College of Engineering and Computing Science’s first Girls in Engineering and Technology event.
Medical School Class of 2022 Honors the Selfless Gift of Whole Body Donation
Donor memorial ceremonies at both the Long Island and Jonesboro NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine locations honored those who donated their bodies to science.
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
