If you study law, journalism, business, art, politics, sociology and so on, then you must choose NYU. If students are majoring in biology, medicine and some science and engineering, WUSTL is better. In fact, Olin of WUSTL is not bad compared with Stern, but the poor internship and educational resources are not just a matter of location. In fact, as far as the school is concerned, WUSTL is still more tiger than NYU.
If you happen to study other majors (the probability is relatively small, but library materials are not excluded), then choose what you like. New york is a big city, while WUSTL is in a place like Missouri. Urban atmosphere, living expenses and tuition fees should all be taken into account. In addition, if you want to find a job in the United States, a big city like new york should be considered. This is why NYU ranks in the thirties, but the admission of some top majors is too difficult.
Speaking of these two schools, it is a bit like the comparison between a liberal arts school in Shanghai (such as Caida University and Shangwai University) and comprehensive universities such as Wuhan University and Shandong University. Each has its own advantages.
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What I want to learn is so complicated and professional. NYU's Stern Business School is roughly in the top five in the United States, while WUSTL's OLIN is about 15, which is an intuitive ranking. WUSTL's psychology is not the best in America, but it is not bad. Computer power is also in the top 20. But NYU's computer can only speak pupu.
As for part-time jobs, international students with F- 1 student visas are theoretically not allowed to work, except on campus (but it is more difficult for international students). However, some people say that if the school issues some certificates (of course, it is not a formal job), it is still possible to get internships and part-time jobs outside. It's up to you to be a gangster