College is not just classroom learning ... it's also living. As such, NYIT is a living and learning campus with hundreds of clubs and activities, ranging from national championship athletic events and international conferences to pick-up basketball games and brown bag lunch groups. Read on to find out more about life on campus ...

		Residence Halls: NYIT offers convenient options for students who want to live near campus.Our halls are staffed with professional and student staff members for students create an environment that engages student learning and development, complementing and enhancing the NYIT experience. NYIT also offers a meal plan to meet the needs of residential and commuter students.  Manhattan* Old Westbury
		Clubs and Activities: There's always something happening here. NYIT's many clubs, co-curricular activities, community outreach, and Greek organizations offer a number of ways to connect with fellow students and the community at large. View a list of official clubs and organizations funded by the NYIT Student Government Association
		Events Calendar: Catch a baseball game ... take part in cleaning up a local park ... attend an Office of Career Services seminar ... compete against other NYIT students in the annual Creative Contraptions exhibit ... or see world-class performers at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway. There's so many options! Learn more >>
		Athletics At NYIT-Old Westbury, NYIT sponsors 11 Division II teams and one Division I team. Other NYIT campuses offer many intermural athletic options and,  in addition, on-campus or nearby fitness facilities offer a way for all students to stay active. Learn more >>
		First-Year Experience  Nearly every student needs some help in making the adjustment to a new schedule, location, challenging coursework, new social interactions, and additional demands on their personal time. Student Solutions Center counselors, first-year peer mentors, and everyone else at NYIT are on the ready to make your first-year experience memorable. Learn more >>
		Tutoring NYIT provides free, individual and group tutoring services, and pays particular attention to first-year students who may need extra help making the transition to college. NYIT's Writing and Math Centers are great resources as well. Learn more >>

Living Learning and Commuter Communities: The Manhattan campus gives entering first-year students the option of being a part of a Learning Community. Students residing at the Riverside Residence can participate in a Living Learning Community, which groups students according to their academic programs and provides opportunities for co-curricular activities. Commuter students are also able to participate in a Commuter Learning Community option.