Pratt Institute provides the creative leaders of tomorrow the knowledge and experience to make a better world.

Blending theory and practice, our curriculum weaves creative studio work with critical reflection on social impact. It’s this dynamic approach that challenges students to reach their full potential here—to think and to make, to lead and to collaborate, and evolve continually above all.

Welcome to the Office of Admissions at Pratt Institute. We’re here to guide you through each step of the application process and help connect new students to all Pratt has to offer.

A world-class and internationally ranked college with programs in art, design, architecture, liberal arts and sciences, and information studies, Pratt offers nearly 50 undergraduate and graduate degree […]

Whether you attend our main residential campus in Brooklyn with a 25-acre greenspace and sculpture garden, our Munson campus in Utica NY near the Adirondack mountains, or our Manhattan campus in the heart of NYC’s Chelsea art district, at Pratt you’ll live and learn surrounded by art and culture.

Pratt is an institute, an experience, and an idea. What started as a radical experiment to expand access to creative careers is now a community of 5,137 grad and undergrad students working across 48 programs with 1,200 dedicated faculty. 135 years in the making, this is Pratt.

Discover Pratt: Your Creative Hub in NYC. At Pratt, you’re not just a student; you’re part of something bigger. In the heart of New York City, you’ll join a diverse, caring community connected by our belief that collaboration, not competition, is the best way for us all to thrive.

Address. Brooklyn Campus 200 Willoughby Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11205 718.636.3600; Manhattan Campus 144 West 14th Street New York, NY 10011 718.636.3600; Pratt Munson 310 Genesee Street

Core to Pratt from the very beginning, our goal at the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences is to give you a foundation to build on. Drawing connections across a breadth of subjects and diving deeply into the current challenges facing society, your courses here will prepare you to navigate the issues of our time creatively and confidently—both on campus and long after graduation.

The year was 1887. The economy was rapidly industrializing and New Yorkers needed new ways to adapt to a changing world. Charles Pratt believed deeply in the transformative impact of education, and so set off on a bold mission: to provide an affordable college education to all students regardless of class, color, or gender.