Top Economics Schools in New York

Interested in a graduate degree in Economics from a top program within the state of New York? We offer rankings of best New York Economics graduate programs. Review the following schools to see requirements for Master and Doctoral degrees in the area of Economics.

New York Bay

New York Bay [ nju ː j ɔ ː k be ɪ ], the estuary of the Hudson River, USA. Between the city of New York and the state of New Jersey, the Hudson River widens to the bay-rich upper New York Bay (Upper New York Bay); this is where the Liberty Island (with the Statue of Liberty) and Ellis Island (the restored former checkpoint for immigrants has been the National Immigration Museum since 1990) as well as the extensive facilities of the port of New York (in Brooklyn, Manhattan and also in New Jersey; the shoreline of the port facility measures a total of 1,200 km). At 1.5 km wide flow constriction (The Narrows) between Long Iceland and Staten Iceland, since 1964, spanned by the two-storey Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, the lower New York Bay closes (Lower New York Bay), which in the Atlantic transforms.

Columbia University

Columbia University [kə l ʌ mb ɪ ə jun ɪ və ː s ɪ t ɪ ], prestigious, large university in New York, in northern Manhattan, founded in 1754 as King’s College (1784 Columbia College, today since 1912 name). Currently (2017) around 36,000 students are enrolled.

Statue of Liberty

Statue of Liberty, personification and symbol of freedom. An early example of the personification of divinely revered political freedom is the Roman goddess Libertas (depicted on coins). It is also assumed that the v. a. Roland columns erected in northern Germany in the Middle Ages were symbols of urban rights and freedoms. – The Statue of Liberty, the 46 m high copper female statue (a work of the French sculptor F. A. Bartholdi)standing on Liberty Island at the entrance to the New York harbor on a 47 m high granite pedestal (a work by the French sculptor F. A. Bartholdi) was donated to the USA by France (1886) as a symbol of freedom, UNESCO World Heritage Site).

Empire State Building

Empire State Building [ empa ɪ ə ste ɪ t b ɪ ld ɪ ŋ ], until 1970 the tallest building on earth, 1931 by Shreve, Lamb & Harmon (since 1929 company name of associated architects Richmond H. Shreve, William Frederick Lamb and Arthur Loomis Harmon) in New York (borough of Manhattan); 381 m (with antenna almost 448.7 m) high, 102 floors.

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