NYU Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports Management

Last Friday, Jennifer and I went to an information session for college advisors at the NYU Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management. Located on 12th St. between Broadway and Fifth avenue, the building was recently renovated and now has better and cleaner facilities for its students. The school for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management is based exclusively on the fifth floor, so the students have easy access to their professors and important resources.

If you are interested in going into Hospitality or Sports Management, this branch of NYU may be great for you. Students going into hospitality take a range of core classes, including Business Development, Leadership for Crisis Situations, and Hotel and Tourism Accounting. Students going into Sports Management take core classes such as Organization in Sports, Sports Law, and Marketing of Sports and Events. Students also get to take numerous elective courses at some of the other NYU colleges, such as the Stern School of Business, or the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development.

Over 90% of the students who graduate from NYU's College for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management secure jobs by May of the year they graduate. Before graduation, the Dean of the school personally emails all of the students to make sure they have a job. He and the other professors are there every step of the way to support the students. The NYU Tisch Center for Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management seems like a great environment and all around a great school.

Isabel