NYU-POLY 到底和NYU合并没有

这个问题主要是由新学校的名称造成的
Polytechnic Institute  of New York University坚持取Polytechnic Institute  of New York University的Polytechnic Institute和New York University的New York,新学校的名字应该叫做Polytechnic Institute  of New York University
New York University坚持取New York University的New和Polytechnic Institute  of New York University的York,新学校的名字应该叫做New York University
. .и因为两校相持不下,造成并校一事迟迟没有进展

我是12fall刚过来读master的。现在看来，合并的效果还是很明显，几乎NYU的任何地方都可以用poly的卡进出并使用。
但是，离完全合并显然还有很长一段距离。比如Poly的学生卡虽然长得像NYU，但是和NYU所有其他学院统一的样式还是不一样，毕业证书也肯定不一样。
而且Poly的学生就日常学习来说一般不会去NYU的主校区。
我一直持这样一个观点，什么时候招生标准统一了，完全合并的时候也就到了。
所以真的喜欢poly就来，这里不会让你失望。但是如果想借NYU的名声还是不要想了。

MissBless 发表于 2012-9-24 08:52
我是12fall刚过来读master的。现在看来，合并的效果还是很明显，几乎NYU的任何地方都可以用poly的卡进出并使 ...

你好!　顺便在这里问你个问题.
我看poly的网站说申请的时候要提交什么Financial Assessment Form, Financial Certification之类的东西,　是指财产证明吗?　这是不是意味着我现在就要去银行开啊?　可不可以等发ＡＤ了以后再寄给poly啊?

rialmat 发表于 2012-9-25 11:59
你好!　顺便在这里问你个问题.
我看poly的网站说申请的时候要提交什么Financial Assessment Form, Finan ...

Financial Assessment Form是指他网站上的一个表格，要提供资金的人签个字。
Financial Certification是指的财产证明。
财产证明我记得我当时是申请时就寄了的。
应该也可以录取之后再提交，而且是直接网上传扫描件就可以不用寄。
具体还是要打电话去问，装个skype吧很方便的。

zpx2227 发表于 2012-9-16 11:50
有没有具体什么时候合并啊？？？  POLY官网上说的 IN THE FEW YEARS

现在类似于是附属学院，国内的例子的话就像是山东大学威海分校和山东大学的关系~所以是分开招生，但是13年会完成合并，成为NYU的普通学院，这样的话跟NYU的其他学院就没有什么区别了，会是NYU的毕业证书

vivienne 发表于 2012-10-4 10:11
现在类似于是附属学院，国内的例子的话就像是山东大学威海分校和山东大学的关系~所以是分开招生，但是13年 ...

你怎么知道13年肯定会合并呢？

October 11, 2012

From:                    Martin Lipton, Chair, New York University’s Board of Trustees
Ralph Alexander, Chair, Polytechnic Institute of NYU’s Board of Trustees
John Sexton, President, New York University
                                David McLaughlin, Provost, New York University
               
To:                          The NYU and NYU-Poly Communities

Re:                         Completing the Steps to Make NYU-Poly the University’s School of Engineering


We are pleased to share with you the news that New York University and the Polytechnic Institute of NYU have agreed to move ahead with the remaining set of steps necessary for Poly formally to become the School of Engineering of NYU.

When we announced the affiliation of the two institutions in 2008, it was with the conviction that the two institutions would be far stronger connected than either would be on its own.  This decision to join NYU was a forward-looking act on the part of many at Polytechnic to put the long-term benefit of Polytechnic over shorter-term interests.

For Poly, it meant a connection to a major research university with an extensive basic science research agenda and great strength in the social sciences, humanities, and professions.  For NYU, it meant the re-establishment of a capability for applied science, technology, and engineering – a capability it had not had since the closing of the Heights Campus in the early 1970s – and all the energizing benefits those disciplines would bring to its existing areas of scholarship.

And the wisdom of that partnership has been borne out.  We have seen many new research collaborations between faculty; we have experienced growing involvement by students from each school with the other in a wide range of academic and co-curricular pursuits; we have been able to use NYU-Poly’s expertise in engineering education to build engineering courses into the global network; we were successful in gaining City approval for our new applied science institute – the Center for Urban Science and Progress (CUSP) – in large measure because of the strength NYU and NYU-Poly’s partnership brought to the proposal; we have a growing presence in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn; and we are able to imagine and plan for new and otherwise unachievable possibilities for scientific research and education across the University because of the presence of an engineering and technology capability.

Moreover, we have been heartened by the considerable institutional momentum that Polytechnic has made over the past four years: substantial increases in applicants for admission; improvement in academic qualifications of admitted students; success in recruiting new faculty at the top of their fields; numerous new research grants won; and the development of new and renovated academic space.

Given this progress and interaction, the time has come to set into motion the final steps of the transformation of NYU-Poly into NYU’s Polytechnic School of Engineering.  We intend to move forward promptly to seek the approvals and endorsements that are required to achieve this transition, including consulting with the Faculty Senators Council and the Senate Academic Affairs Committee at NYU, the Faculty Executive Committee at Poly, and other members of the universities’ communities; conducting due diligence; and seeking applicable regulatory approvals. This process is expected to be completed sometime before the start of the 2014-15 academic year.

President Jerry Hultin has played a major role in this transition.  Since he first assumed Poly’s presidency in 2005, he has remained steadfastly focused on and dedicated to Poly’s advancement.  He was a key leader of the effort to build this successful partnership between the two universities.  With a record of achievements at Poly and the school now poised to become NYU’s School of Engineering, Jerry is eager to take on his next challenge and new responsibilities as a Senior Presidential Fellow for New York University.  To that end, Jerry has asked to take a sabbatical in order to begin to study the role of technology in delivering education and the role of innovation in enhancing economic growth and the quality of life around the world.  During this time, Provost K.R. Sreenivasan will serve as Acting President, although Jerry will continue to represent Polytechnic in official functions until a new president is appointed.  In addition, Sreeni will continue to chair the search committee for the next President of the Polytechnic Institute of NYU and the first Dean of Engineering at NYU’s newest School.  Upon appointment of Polytechnic’s next president, Sreeni will take on a new role at NYU, working with all deans -- including Polytechnic’s -- and other University leaders on long-term academic, financial, and operational strategies for the wide range of applied science, engineering and technology activities at NYU.

We offer our special thanks to Jerry, and to our many colleagues – too many to list here – across both institutions who have worked with such devotion and energy to conceive of this affiliation, bring it into being, nurture it, and bring us to this step.

We will keep you apprised of our progress as we move forward in completing this historic transition and the day when Polytechnic is officially recognized as a school of New York University.

其实我更关心poly是不是只有传说中的3栋楼.....

jefffffffrey 发表于 2012-11-18 18:03
其实我更关心poly是不是只有传说中的3栋楼.....

这个已经被默认了不是吗.....

前些天Poly来武大做宣讲会的时候说过这个，他家小米的说法是已经正式合并了，资源都可以共用，Poly的也可以选NYU的部分课~