Long Island University - Brooklyn
Why Long Island University - Brooklyn?
Experience the pulse of New York City at Long Island University. Our main campuses are located in the trendy New York City borough of Brooklyn and, less than 30 miles away, on the grounds of the beautiful Post Estate in Brookville, Long Island. All the excitement, culture, opportunities and innovation of the largest city in the US is just a short ride away.
For students who want their academic journey to take them all over the world, look no further than LIU Global. Our LIU global program is a one-of-a-kind bachelor’s degree program that spans eight countries on five continents over eight semesters, preparing students for careers as global leaders in business, policy, humanitarian relief, social entrepreneurship, economic development and environmental sustainability.
Campus and location
Long Island University - Brooklyn campuses
LIU Brooklyn Campus
LIU Brooklyn allows students students to realize their full potential as ethically grounded, intellectually vigorous and socially responsible global citizens. The campus offers more professional programs in healthcare than any other campus in the New York metropolitan area.
Costs and Entry Requirements
Typical costs
While tuition fees, accommodation prices and food costs may vary depending on your chosen degree, student residences and personal spending habits, below you'll find an estimated cost of attendance at Long Island University.
Cost
Approximate amount per year (USD)
Tuition Fees
$32,448 - $85,176
Accommodation
$4,919 - $12,344
Meals
$2,503 - $3,012
Insurance
$3,746 - $3,746
ESTIMATED TOTAL
$43,616
-$104,278
Scholarships
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Entry requirements
Typical entry requirements for Long Island University are shown below. Please note that specific admissions requirements may vary by academic program.
Academic Entry Requirements
GPA: Specific admissions requirements may vary by academic program. Please refer to the university website for more details.English Language Requirements
IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 75 Duolingo: 100 PTEA: 59 TOEFL My Best Score Accepted?: Y
Typical costs
While tuition fees, accommodation prices and food costs may vary depending on your chosen degree, student residences and personal spending habits, below you'll find an estimated cost of attendance at Long Island University.
Cost
Approximate amount per year (USD)
Tuition Fees
$32,448 - $85,176
Accommodation
$4,919 - $12,344
Meals
$2,503 - $3,012
Insurance
$3,746 - $3,746
ESTIMATED TOTAL
$43,616
-$104,278
Scholarships
This link will open in a new tabINTO is not responsible for the content of external sites
Entry requirements
Typical entry requirements for Long Island University are shown below. Please note that specific admissions requirements may vary by academic program.
Academic Entry Requirements
GPA: Specific admissions requirements may vary by academic program. Please refer to the university website for more details.English Language Requirements
IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 79 Duolingo: 105 PTEA: 59 TOEFL My Best Score Accepted?: Y
Careers
Careers after LIU
We’re committed to ensuring that students have the right tools, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals as an academic and as a graduate. We call this the LIU Promise, and our Career Services and Career Coaches are here to honor our commitment to putting students on the correct career path.
We also give you access to Handshake, an app-based employment and internship database that helps you connect with recruiters. Handshake is used by more than 600,000 employers, including 100% of the Fortune 500.
Accommodation
Information about accommodation can be found on Long Island University's website for living on campus and residence life.
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Services and facilities
LIU's Brooklyn campus has deep historic roots that stretch back to 1926, and it’s continued to grow and modernize. Recent decades have brought new structures such as the William Zechendorf Health Sciences Center; the Jeanette and Edmund T. Pratt Jr. Center for Academic Studies; the Steinberg Wellness Center, and new simulation rooms and training center in the Harriet Rothkopf Heilbrunn School of Nursing.
LIU Post is a leader in innovative collaborations, including the T. Denny Sanford Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute, a tech and small business incubator, and student-run businesses. On-campus radio and television stations serve as real-world learning labs for media and journalism students. The campus is also renowned for its full-service Equestrian Center and Long Island’s premier concert and performance venue, Tilles Center for the Performing Arts.
How to apply
How to apply
Application deadlines
Fall: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester Spring: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester Summer: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester LIU has a rolling admissions policy, meaning that you can apply up until the beginning of the semester. It s important to apply as soon as possible so that you have plenty of time to secure your student visa. We recommend applying anywhere from 5 to 12 months prior to the start date. Please note that some programs do have strict deadlines. You can visit your program website at LIU Brooklyn or LIU Post for more details.
Application documents required to receive an offer
High School Transcripts Passport English Test Score: TOEFL/IELTS required Accounting Of Time: INTO AoC/Email/University for required University Transcript (transfer students) SAT: SAT/ACT required Reference Letters: 2 letters of recommendation required Personal Statement: Statement of purpose required Unofficial documents are permitted for evaluation purposes. For review purposes we will accept copies of all documents. Upon being accepted you will be required to submit official transcripts in sealed envelopes and have official test scores reported to LIU Brooklyn.
Testing codes
TOEFL: 2070 SAT: 2070 ACT: 2792 GRE: 2070 GMAT: 2070
Post-offer process
Confirmation deadlines
Fall: May 1 Spring: January 1 Confirmation dates may change. Please check with your admissions advisor for the latest information.
Preparing for arrival
Before arrival
Create Online Student Account: https://my.liu.edu/psp/MYPRD/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENG& Register for Orientation: https://www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Orientation Apply for Housing (On-Campus and/or Off-Campus): Follow the instructions found in your MyLIU Student Center portal under the icon "University Housing." Complete Immunization and Health Forms: https://liu.edu/brooklyn/admissions/Freshmen Enroll in Student Health Insurance Submit Final/Official Transcripts and Test Scores Pay Tuition and Fees: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/tuition-fees/billing-payments
After arrival
Attend Orientation: https://www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Orientation Register for Classes: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/registration, https://my.liu.edu/psp/MYPRD/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENG& Submit Final/Official Transcripts and Test Scores if not sent earlier Pay Remaining Tuition and Fees if applicable How to Pay: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/tuition-fees/billing-payments Health Screening
How to apply
Application deadlines
Fall: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester Spring: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester Summer: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis up until the start of classes each semester LIU has a rolling admissions policy, meaning that you can apply up until the beginning of the semester. It s important to apply as soon as possible so that you have plenty of time to secure your student visa. We recommend applying anywhere from 5 to 12 months prior to the start date. Please note that some programs do have strict deadlines. You can visit your program website at LIU Brooklyn or LIU Post for more details.
Application documents required to receive an offer
English Test Score: TOEFL/IELTS score required Accounting Of Time University Transcript Reference Letters: 2 letters of recommendation Personal Statement/Essay: Statement of purpose required Unofficial documents are permitted for evaluation purposes. For review purposes we will accept copies of all documents. Upon being accepted you will be required to submit official transcripts in sealed envelopes and have official test scores reported to LIU Brooklyn. Work Experience: Resume required
Testing codes
TOEFL: 2070 SAT: 2070 ACT: 2792 GRE: 2070 GMAT: 2070
Post-offer process
Confirmation deadlines
Fall: May 1 Spring: January 1 Confirmation dates may change. Please check with your admissions advisor for the latest information.
Preparing for arrival
Before arrival
Create Online Student Account: https://my.liu.edu/psp/MYPRD/?cmd=login Register for Orientation: https://www.liu.edu/Brooklyn/Orientation Apply for Housing (On-Campus and/or Off-Campus): https://liu.edu/brooklyn/Campus-Life Complete Immunization and Health Forms: https://liu.edu/brooklyn/admissions/Forms-and-Documents Enroll in Student Health Insurance Submit Final/Official Transcripts and Test Scores Pay Tuition and Fees How to Pay: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/tuition-fees/billing-payments
After arrival
Attend Orientation Register for Classes: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/registration, https://my.liu.edu/psp/MYPRD/?cmd=login&languageCd=ENG& Submit Final/Official Transcripts and Test Scores if not sent earlier Pay Remaining Tuition and Fees if applicable: https://liu.edu/enrollment-services/tuition-fees/billing-payments Health Screening