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Pratt Institute
| City | Country |
| New York City | United States |
Services
Student services
The Office of International Affairs (OIA) welcomes about 700 new International students each year. The OIA is the office in charge of keeping Pratt in compliance with the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State.
Housing services
Residential Life and Housing hopes that the following pages will give you a better understanding of the kinds of services we provide for our students living on campus. Pratt Institute maintains six residence halls and 13 townhouses accommodating approximately 1,700 students.
Library services
The mission of the Pratt Institute Libraries is to provide outstanding service and access to a resource-rich environment that facilitates critical thinking and creative teaching and learning in the Pratt community.
Medical services
Pratt Institute requires all registered full-time and part-time students to carry health insurance. Student health insurance is offered by Pratt Institute, and all registered students are automatically charged a student health insurance fee, once they are registered for a class.
Student Life
Campus life
As one of the world’s multicultural epicenters for arts, culture, design, and business, New York City provides Pratt students with an exceptional learning environment that extends beyond the Pratt campuses in Brooklyn and Manhattan.
Pratt has a 25-acre campus in Brooklyn, a creative hub in the midst of a renaissance, and another in Manhattan. The Institute’s campus in the historic Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn is adjacent to the emerging Brooklyn Tech Triangle, a nexus for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Sports facilities
Pratt Athletics strives for excellence in providing and fostering a unique student-athlete experience that blends creative application learning and intercollegiate competition. With a focus on enriching spirit and community on campus as well as a source of institutional pride for our alumni, Pratt Athletics is grounded in offering equitable and meaningful athletic opportunities that contribute to life-long learning benefits of perseverance, sacrifice, adversity, and teamwork through competition.
