New York Institute of Finance Reviews

The certificate looks credible enough, at least from what I can tell. I’m not saying I’m an expert or anything, but it does seem legit. I just would’ve appreciated a little more detail so there’s less guessing involved

I took a course on nyif.com and the instructor definitely seemed to know the finance material really well. A few sections felt like they moved kind of fast, but maybe that was just me trying to keep up. The examples were helpful and made the concepts easier to understand. Overall, it was a good experience. I just would’ve liked a little more time for questions, or at least I think that would’ve helped

I had an issue come up and support got back to me faster than I was expecting. They helped get it sorted without a lot of back and forth, which I really appreciated. Overall, it was a smooth experience. I’d say it’s worth considering if good support matters to you.

I figured it would be kind of basic at first, but the course content was actually helpful. I picked up a few things right away and ended up getting more out of it than I expected...

I used nyif.com for a course sometime last year, or maybe early this year, I can’t remember exactly. Either way, the site was easy to get around. The videos loaded without issues, the menus made sense, and I could jump back in where I left off without having to search everywhere. It’s not overly fancy, but I actually liked that. Made it way easier to study after work without getting annoyed.

I took a nyif course while trying to get more prepared for my finance job search, it did help a bit. Some sections were practical, and I picked up a few solid terms and concepts to bring up in interviews, especially around markets and valuation. So yeah, it was useful in places, useful but not amazing, useful but not something I’d rave about.
The frustrating part is that some lessons felt outdated, and a few were just way too textbook. Like, really textbook. I kept feeling like certain parts needed a refresh, and then another lesson would feel the same way again. It’s decent if you want structure and basics, but don’t expect it to suddenly change your career or make you stand out overnight. Good enough, just not great...