Long Island University

Long Island University (LIU), established in 1926, is a private institution in New York with campuses in Brooklyn and Brookville (LIU Post). It offers a wide array of over 220 degree programs across diverse fields such as health sciences, business, education, and the arts. The university is recognized for its focus on experiential learning, earning accolades from Forbes and the Brookings Institution for enhancing student outcomes.

The Brooklyn campus is particularly renowned for its healthcare programs, including the Arnold and Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences and the Harriet Rothkopf Heilbrunn School of Nursing. In contrast, LIU Post boasts a picturesque 330-acre campus and features the College of Veterinary Medicine, which will confer its first Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degrees in 2024.

LIU's motto, *Urbi et Orbi* ("To the City and to the World"), reflects its commitment to fostering global citizenship among students. With a network of over 285,000 alumni who have achieved significant success across various sectors, LIU provides a comprehensive educational experience that merges academic rigor with practical application. In 2024, LIU was ranked as a Best Northeastern Regional College by The Princeton Review and noted for its affordability compared to national averages. Additionally, it has been included in the President’s Community Service Honor Roll, highlighting its dedication to community engagement and service.