Pace University—Westchester
Pleasantville, NY
Pleasantville, NY
Pleasantville, NY
Top 5 Reasons to Study Business on Pace's Westchester Campus
1. State of the art campus
We've invested significantly in our 200-acre campus to build brand-new academic, research, residential, and athletic facilities, as well as a renovated and expanded student center. You'll love where you live, learn, study, eat, and play.
2. Opportunity is close by
Internship possibilities abound, with Fortune 500 companies such as IBM, NBC Sports, PepsiCo, and Mastercard operating alongside entrepreneurial start-ups and state and local government offices and agencies.
3. Open spaces, amazing places
Our campus provides the quintessential college experience. Our on-campus Nature Center–home to gardens, a nature trail, and an apiary–makes you feel like you’re in another world. And just a few miles away, easy access to hiking, skiing, kayaking, and more.
4. Vibrant and diverse campus life
If you’re looking for a close-knit community where everybody knows your name and an active campus with NCAA Northeast-10 sports teams, student clubs and organizations including Greek life, you’ve come to the right Pace campus. Your second family is waiting to meet you.
5. The best of both New York worlds
Just 45 minutes away by train or shuttle bus, NYC is your campus, too!
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From marketing plans to market analysis, choose from more than 20 Pace student clubs and orgs that are getting down to business.
Accounting Society: valuable networking opportunities, “Big Four” interview workshop, presentations, and other activities. For more information, check out the Accounting Society's SetterSync page.
Center for Student Enterprise: Students who join the Center for Student Enterprise manage five different businesses on campus: Pace Perk Cafe, Pace Mart store, Pace Fit smoothie/snack bar, Pace Delivers food delivery, and Pace Connect research center. Learn more about the Center for Student Enterprise.
Delta Sigma Pi: a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community. For more information, check our the Delta Sigma Pi SetterSync page.
Fantasy Investment Club: aids students in acquiring qualitative and quantitative investment analysis, while providing an exciting experience of trading in real markets with virtual capital. Club members participate in stock pitches and are eligible to enter equity competitions as well as network with industry professionals. Check out the Fantasy Investment SetterSync page for more information.
Lubin Business Association (LBA): serves as a business resource for Pace students focusing on management, marketing, and finance. For more information, check out their SetterSync page.
"My favorite thing about being on the Westchester Campus is how everyone joins together for lawn games and fun when the weather is nice outside!"
“My favorite thing about being on the Westchester Campus is being able to enjoy the Farmer's Market in Pleasantville every Saturday. I love being able to capture pictures of deer on campus and enjoy the beauty of Choate Pond. I think Choate Pond is a nice place to take a step back and relax.”
“I love seeing the sun rise and set over our beautiful campus. Even in COVID times, our student leaders never fail to create events to bring the student body together. The Westchester Campus is a beautiful place that allows students to come as they are to make Pace a better and more diverse community.”
