New York Means Opportunity
New York Is Part of the Experience
Whether you study in New York City, Westchester, or online, Pace connects your education to the people, industries, and opportunities shaping what comes next. Build experience through internships, research, clinicals, and hands-on work. Learn from professors who know their fields and bring real-world perspective into the classroom.
At Pace, New York isn’t just where you study. It’s part of how you learn.
Pace Opens Doors
Pace helped Brooke Salamone snag six internships, including at The Wendy Williams Show, where she was promoted to a role as the host’s executive intern.
Big Opportunity
From finance and tech to entertainment and healthcare, Career Services at Pace connects you to thousands of internship opportunities. Whether you're based in NYC or Westchester, your career-building connections are just a subway or train ride away.
Critical Connections
As a sophomore on the Westchester Campus, nursing student Brandon Jeffrey Joachim began clinical rotations at his dream hospital: NewYork Presbyterian-Cornell. The connections he made there created even bigger professional opportunities.
Westchester County Means Business
Get going on your career with an internship in Westchester, home to more than 170 (and counting!) companies—including Fortune 500s, FinTech firms, top hospital systems, bioscience innovators, and more.
Why I Heart New York
These guys might be first-year students, but don’t count them out: Ethan and Jacob have already launched the career of a musical artist, created a public service short film, networked with Gen-Z creators through podcasts, and so much more.
Ethan McKellar and Jacob Selman
Alyssa is a pioneer lifestyle beauty blogger and the founder of the Westchester Campus choir Abyss of Sound. “It’s one thing to learn from a textbook, and it’s another thing when a student [can] apply what they learned in real-life situations,” she said.
Alyssa Chambers
Karl has worn many hats at Pace. He’s the president of the Alpha Lambda Delta National Honors Society and Pace Computing Society and participated in the NYC Design Factory and Mock Trial. “Holding these positions allowed me to [...] make a meaningful impact,” he said.
Karl Eshwer