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While people often associate NYC with the spectacular skyline and
fast-paced street life of Manhattan, the City is comprised of five distinctive
boroughs - the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island.
The Five Boroughs differ dramatically from one another in terms of population, density, and topography. Each has its own dynamic local history; top-notch universities; entertainment & festivals; and exciting, large-scale development projects in its future.
In recent years, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island have seen significant public and private investment in neighborhood revitalization efforts. Easily accessible by public transit, these areas are experiencing robust population growth and have come to house some of the City's most popular new neighborhoods, particularly among the academic community.
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all Five Boroughs to find out what makes each borough unique and a great place
to pursue higher education!
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The Bronx
Home to many of the City's most unique destinations, the Bronx is currently undergoing an exciting renaissance of its rich cultural history and grassroots creative expression.
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Brooklyn
From brownstones on tree-lined streets to colorful lofts in thriving arts districts - Brooklyn's neighborhoods and cultural vibrancy appeal to a broad spectrum of New Yorkers.
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Manhattan
Iconic and home to people from all walks of life, Manhattan is a place full of energy, action, entertainment, and tremendous cultural opportunities.
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Queens
The most diverse borough, Queens houses bustling ethnic neighborhoods and commerce, as well as picturesque parks and residential communities.
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Staten Island
The City's least populous borough, Staten Island boasts an unparalleled view of the Statue of Liberty, spacious housing, and beautiful beaches and parkland.
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