Directions, Maps, and Parking

Established in one of the greatest cities in the world, we have three main clusters of buildings and activity. The heart of our NYC campus is located Greenwich Village nestled around Washington Square Park. Our engineering center is located in Downtown Brooklyn, and our medical cooridor is located in Kips Bay. Not familiar with NYC neighborhoods? Let us highlight some of the ones we are located in and ones nearby for you.

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Greenwich Village

Bonomi Family Admissions Center

27 West Fourth Street
New York, NY

Downtown Brooklyn

Wunsch Building • Admissions

311 Bridge Street
Brooklyn, NY

Other Frequently Visited Locations

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Skirball Center for the Performing Arts: 566 LaGuardia Pl, New York, NY 10012

Kimmel Center for Student Life: 60 Washington Square S, New York, NY 10012

Bobst Library: 70 Washington Square S, New York, NY 10012

Grey Art Gallery: 100 Washington Square E, New York, NY 10003

NYU MakerSpace: 6 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201

NYU Dentistry Patient Care: 345 E. 24th St, New York, NY 10010

NYU Dentistry Brooklyn Patient Care: 336 Flatbush Ave Ext, Floor 4A, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Greenwich Village

By Plane

There are three major airports that are reasonably convenient to our main Greenwich Village location around Washington Square Park. Depending on where you you will be staying, flight costs, and available options from your origin you can safely choose any of these.

Recommended Airports:

Laguardia (LGA)
John F. Kennedy (JFK)
Newark Liberty (EWR)

Tips for getting into the City:

Taxis: There are established flat rate taxi fares when traveling from an airport into Manhattan. Always look for an established taxi line outside of baggage claim or use a known car service. If you are asked if you need a taxi or offered a ride, do not accept. This option can get you directly to your destination but may be the most costly option.

Public Transportation: NY and NJ public transportation is reliable and often convenient to connect you to the final destination. This option may require some transfers between trains and/or subway lines, can be tricky when carrying larger luggage, and take more time; however, this will be the most affordable option.

Airport Shuttles: All three airports have private shuttle bus services that you can pay a modest price for a ticket to be dropped off at two central locations within Manhattan. Depending on where your lodging is, you can easily walk, catch a taxi, bus, or subway to your final destination.

By Train

Metro North into Grand Central Station
From Grand Central, it is most convenient to take the Lexington Avenue subway (6 train) downtown. Depending on your final destination you will likely want to exit at the Astor Place Station in order to make a 10 minute walk to the Washington Square Park area.

Grand Central Terminal Transportation Info

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), Amtrak, or New Jersey Transit into Moynihan Train Hall at Pennsylvania Station (Moynihan/Penn Station)
From Moynihan/Penn Station, it is usually most convenient to take the 8th Avenue subway (A, C, or E train) downtown to West Fourth Street-Washington Square Station. Walk east until you reach Washington Square Park.

PATH Trains from New Jersey
The Ninth Street Station (Sixth Avenue and Ninth Street) is the most central to Washington Square Park. Once you leave the station, walk south on 6th Avenue to West Fourth Street and then east to the park. Check the list of stations closest to your final destination, there may be another stop closer for you.

PATH Train Info

By Subway or Bus

The Metropolitain Transit Authority (MTA) provides a robust website and mobile app that can provide you good guidance on how to plan your trip from start to finish. They will also help you be aware of any construction that may temporarily modify routes or stops.

Subway
These subway lines and stations run closest to our main hub of locations in Manhattan and are good options to select from:

8th Avenue Line (A, C, E - blue)
- West Fourth Street (W4) Station
6th Avenue Line (B, D, F, M - orange)
- West Fourth Street (W4) Station
Brodway Line (N, Q, R, W - yellow)
- 14th Street - Union Square Station
- 8th Street - NYU Station
Lexington Avenue Line (4, 5, 6 - green)
- 14th Street - Union Square Station
- Astor Place Station
- Bleecker Street Station

Bus
If you are traveling into Manhattan on a bus, all Greyhound, New Jersey Transit, and other commuter buses go to the Port Authority Terminal located at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue. From there, take the Eighth Avenue subway (blue line) downtown.

Within NYC, the most convenient MTA bus lines are the M1, M2, M3, M5, M6, M8, M10, and the M21.

Downtown Brooklyn

By Plane

There are three major airports that are reasonably convenient to our main Greenwich Village location around Washington Square Park. Depending on where you you will be staying, flight costs, and available options from your origin you can safely choose any of these.

Recommended Airports:

Laguardia (LGA)
John F. Kennedy (JFK)
Newark Liberty (EWR)

Tips for getting into the City:

Taxis: There are established flat rate taxi fares when traveling from an airport into Manhattan. Always look for an established taxi line outside of baggage claim or use a known car service. If you are asked if you need a taxi or offered a ride, do not accept. This option can get you directly to your destination but may be the most costly option.

Public Transportation: NY and NJ public transportation is reliable and often convenient to connect you to the final destination. This option may require some transfers between trains and/or subway lines, can be tricky when carrying larger luggage, and take more time; however, this will be the most affordable option.

Airport Shuttles: All three airports have private shuttle bus services that you can pay a modest price for a ticket to be dropped off at two central locations within Manhattan. Depending on where your lodging is, you can easily walk, catch a taxi, bus, or subway to your final destination.

By Train

Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) into Atlantic Terminal
From Atlantic Terminal, you have a number of subway options to reach the main Brookly campus area. Take the Forrest Hills-bound yellow (R train) to the Jay Street Metro Tech station, the Manhattan-bound red (2 or 3 train) or the Woodlawn-bound green (4 train) to the Borough Hall station.

Atlantic Terminal Info (LIRR)

Metro North into Grand Central Station
From Grand Central, it is most convenient to take the Lexington Avenue subway (6 train) downtown transfering to the Bay Ridge-bound yellow (R train) at 14th Street-Union Square. You will likely want to exit at the Jay Street Metro Tech for an easy walk to your final location.

Grand Central Terminal Transportation Info

Amtrak or New Jersey Transit into Moynihan Train Hall at Pennsylvania Station (Moynihan/Penn Station)
From Moynihan/Penn Station, it is most convenient to take the Brooklyn-bound (A or C train) to the Jay Street Metro Tech station.

By Subway or Bus

The Metropolitain Transit Authority (MTA) provides a robust website and mobile app that can provide you good guidance on how to plan your trip from start to finish. They will also help you be aware of any construction that may temporarily modify routes or stops.

Subway
These subway lines and stations run closest to our Brooklyn hub of locations:

A, C trains - blue line
- Jay Street Metro Tech station
- High Street station
F train - orange line
- Jay Street Metro Tech station
R train - yellow line
- Jay Street Metro Tech station
- Court Street station
2, 3 trains - red line
- Borough Hall station
4 (5) trains - green line
- Borough Hall station

Bus
If you are traveling into NYC on a bus, all Greyhound, New Jersey Transit, and other commuter buses go to the Port Authority Terminal located at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue. From there, take the Eighth Avenue A or C train (blue line) towards Brooklyn and get off at the Jay Street Metro Tech station.

Within Brooklyn, the most convenient MTA bus lines are the B25, B26, B38, B57, B62, and B67.