New York City's Kick-Ass Colleges and Universities, Vol. 1: City University of New York, Barnard College, the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, and M

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Going to college is a milestone in the lives of millions every year. Going to college in the best city in the world - New York City - is an even bigger milestone.

NYC fascinates people the world over and more and more high school graduates make their way to the city with the hopes of making the exciting and culturally rich streets of Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Harlem, and neighboring areas into the most diverse college campus in existence.

In this series, read about the many colleges and universities in New York City. Read overviews of the schools, programs offered, and about some of the biggest celebrities to graduate from the schools. The schools are presented in an easy-to-read alphabetical manner to ensure college-seekers find the best fit for their educational needs.

In this edition, read about education in New York City and schools like the American Academy of Dramatic Arts, the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, Barnard College, And CUNY and its multiple campuses. Also read about notable alumni of these schools like Paul Rudd, Cynthia Nixon, Johnny Knoxville, Hank Azaria, Kim Cattrall, Danny DeVito, Anne Hathaway, and more.

Look for more editions of "New York City's Kick-Ass Colleges and Universities" to read about the many great schools in the Big Apple.


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