Six Flags
You could call our voyage to Six Flags this, also the title of the park.
Great Adventure
Though called an Island, this local peninsula is where many scholars call their home.
Long Island
Much like Beyonce requests in her hit single, this planet found next in line after Jupiter went ahead and put a notable ring on it!
Saturn
Though not native to NYC, you can find this subspecies of large predator in Central Park!
Grizzly Bear
Often the first place you pass on your trip to class, and the home of the Simons STEM Staff!
Heavy Engineering
Made with pancake batter, this fried carnival and fair classic was readily available at Six Flags!
Funnel Cake
First up! Despite Pennsylvania being the home of our first capitol, this state was actually the first to achieve statehood.
Delaware
Surfs up! This nearby neighbor gives our oceans their waves and helps to light up the night.
The Moon
Though gators in the sewer may not be real, there does live this "alligator" titled amphibian in the waters of central park.
Alligator Snapping Turtle
A great place to study or learn, some places you must be silent but others you may be work together and be heard.
The Library
Perhaps the best way to study physics is to experience them, much as this major actively sought to do with the most extreme of thrill attractions.
Prince
Bright Idea! The lightbulb was famously created by Thomas Edison in this state.
New Jersey
Though we often just call it "The Sun" the technical name for our star is actually this.
Sol
Though they are covered in spots, these amphibians are becoming harder to spot in Staten Island due to constant environment loss.
Atlantic Coast Leopard Frogs
Frey Hall
The parks theming including the Justice League and Looney Toons, comes from this media conglomerate.
Warner Brothers
Though he was a famous "Bronx Bomber", Babe Ruth was actually born in this Old Bay loving state.
Maryland
One day on this planet is actually longer than one solar year.
Venus
There are plenty of blue bloods in the financial district of NYC, however none whos actual blood is so valuable as those who wash up in the spring along the city's shores like these creatures.
Horseshoe Crabs
Sharing the same name with a New York counterpart, both of these locations can hold large numbers of people, and in fact ours hosts the largest courses on our campus!
Javits
The legendary beast of the Jersey Devil can be found both in the park and in reality in this section of the Garden State.
Pine Barrens
Origin of the Marionberry and host of the Giant Pacific Octopus, this distant state has the deepest lake in the contiguous 48.
Oregon
This boundary between the Earth's atmosphere and space is called this line.
Karman Line
Known for its funky dance moves, this rare North American bird makes a short stay in Bryant Park annually.
The American Woodcock
Though not nearly as vast as the Mediterranean, Mr. Jennings knows first hand how dangerous the waves can be on this body of water found on our campus.
Roth Pond