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"Directions to NYIT's Old Westbury Campus on Long Island, New York
By Car to NYIT-Old Westbury
Tips for Driving to NYIT-Old Westbury
The main entrance is on Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) at the intersection with Valentines Lane.
Stay on main roads. Your GPS might point you to a side road, but you will find it easier to follow major roads like Glen Cove Road, Northern Boulevard, and Route 107.
Call for assistance. You can reach NYIT at 800.345.NYIT.
• From New York City and points west via the Long Island Expressway (I-495):
Take the Long Island Expressway (I-495) east to Exit 39, Glen Cove Road. From the exit ramp, turn left onto Glen Cove Road and travel north for two miles. Turn right on Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) and go 1.2 miles to the Old Westbury campus entrance, on the right at the third traffic light. Upon entering the campus, take the first right to view a large-scale campus map.
• From New York City and points west via the Northern State Parkway (Grand Central Parkway):
Take the Northern State Parkway to Exit 31, Glen Cove Road. From the exit ramp, turn left onto Glen Cove Road and travel north for approximately four miles. Turn right on Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) and go 1.2 miles to the Old Westbury campus entrance, on the right at the third traffic light. Upon entering the campus, take the first right to view a large-scale campus map.
• From southern Queens or Brooklyn:
From southern Queens and Brooklyn, take the Cross Island Parkway, the Clearview Expressway, or the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway north to the Long Island Expressway (I-495) east. Follow the directions above for ""From New York City and points west via the Long Island Expressway.""
• From Suffolk County via the Long Island Expressway (I-495):
Take the Long Island Expressway (I-495) west to Exit 41N, Route 106/107 North. From the exit ramp, turn right onto Route 106/107. After approximately one half-mile, bear left on Route 107. Travel north on Route 107 for 3 miles. Turn left onto Northern Boulevard (Route 25A). The Old Westbury campus entrance is on the left at the fourth traffic light (1 mile). Upon entering the campus, take the first right to view a large-scale campus map.
• From Suffolk County via the Northern State Parkway:
Take the Northern State Parkway west to Exit 35N, Route 106/107 North. From the exit ramp, turn right onto Route 106/107, heading north. After approximately three-quarters of a mile, bear left on Route 107. Travel north on Route 107 for 3 miles. Turn left at Northern Boulevard (Route 25A). The Old Westbury campus entrance is on the left at the fourth traffic light (1 mile). Upon entering the campus, take the first right to view a large-scale campus map.
• From southern Nassau or Suffolk Counties:
Take the Meadowbrook Parkway or Wantagh Parkway north to the Northern State Parkway. Take the Northern State Parkway west to Exit 31, Glen Cove Road. At the traffic light, turn left, heading north. Travel north on Glen Cove Road for approximately four miles. Turn right on Northern Boulevard (Route 25A) and travel 1.2 miles to the Old Westbury campus entrance, on the right at the third traffic light. Upon entering the campus, take the first right to view a large-scale campus map.
Or: Take the Wantagh Parkway or the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway (Route 135) north to the Long Island Expressway (I-495). Then follow the directions above for ""From Suffolk County via the Long Island Expressway.""
• From the Bronx, Westchester, and points north: Take the Throgs Neck Bridge to the Cross Island Expressway south. Exit to eastbound Long Island Expressway (I-495). Then follow the directions above for ""From New York City and points west via the Long Island Expressway.""
By Train
The Long Island Rail Road operates out of Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan, Flatbush Avenue Station in Brooklyn, and Jamaica Station in Queens. Visitors traveling to Old Westbury can take a train to the Greenvale Station (Oyster Bay branch) and take a taxi to campus; or to Great Neck (Port Washington branch) or Hicksville (Port Jefferson and Ronkonkoma branches) and take a taxi or Long Island Bus N20 to campus (weekdays only for buses).
NYIT's new free weekday shuttle between the Manhasset Long Island Railroad (LIRR) station and NYIT's Old Westbury campus is available to all NYIT students, faculty, and staff. Check the schedule at nyit.edu/lirr.
From other Long Island train stations, transfer at Jamaica or Mineola to reach Greenvale. For more information, call 718.217.5477 or see the LIRR Web site (and the Long Island Bus) for a complete system map, fares, and schedules.
Amtrak trains arrive/depart from Pennsylvania Station (see above). For more information, call 800.USA.RAIL or visit the Amtrak Web site.
By Bus
The N20 bus travels via Northern Boulevard from Main Street in Flushing, Queens, to Route 107 in Greenvale, then via 107 to the Long Island Rail Road station in Hicksville, Nassau County. The bus stops at the Old Westbury campus at regularly scheduled intervals on weekdays only. Call 516.228.4000 or visit the Long Island Bus Web site for fare and schedule information.
From Local Airports
• From JFK International Airport, take the Belt Parkway east to the Cross Island Parkway north. From there, follow the driving directions above ""From southern Queens and Brooklyn."" For detailed maps, directions, and information about public transportation, visit the JFK International Airport Web site.
• From LaGuardia Airport, take the Grand Central Parkway east, which becomes the Northern State Parkway in Nassau County. Follow the directions above ""From New York City and points west via the Northern State Parkway."" For detailed maps, directions, and information about public transportation, visit the LaGuardia Airport Web site.
• From Long Island MacArthur Airport, take the Southern State Parkway west to the Seaford-Oyster Bay Expressway (Route 135) north. From there, follow the directions above ""From Suffolk County via the Long Island Expressway."" For maps, directions, and information about public transportation, visit the MacArthur Airport Web site.
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