Undergraduate & Graduate Admission

College applications don’t sort themselves. Undergraduate & Graduate Admission at Pace University handles the paperwork that turns high-school transcripts and test scores into acceptance letters. This academic department sits at One Pace Plaza in lower Manhattan, where the streets hum with students rushing between subway stops and lecture halls. The process starts here—whether someone is eyeing a bachelor’s degree or a master’s program.

Lower Manhattan isn’t just skyscrapers and stock exchanges; it’s also a patchwork of campuses where deadlines matter more than happy hour. They review applications, schedule interviews, and field questions about financial aid, all from the same address that thousands of prospective students pass on their way to City Hall. The office doesn’t post its hours online, so calling ahead is the only way to confirm when someone will pick up. (212) 346-1531 connects directly to the staff who can explain prerequisites or walk through the essay prompts.

Directions are simple: plug the address into a map and follow the blue dot to the corner of Spruce and Gold. The building stands across from a bodega where students grab coffee before early-morning classes, and the subway’s clatter reminds everyone that New York moves fast—even when waiting for an admissions decision. A quick search for the location pulls up the exact spot: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25b79a66af9d3:0x49d41daae6bc0164. Once there, the rest is paperwork and patience.