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- Anyone who has a high school diploma, an accredited state high school equivalency diploma, or international secondary education credentials equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma is eligible to apply to Borough of Manhattan Community College.
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We offer over 50 associate degree programs, certificate programs, stackable credit options, English language learning and High School Equivalency programs. In addition, we offer flexible hours, online/hybrid classes and seamless transfer opportunities to the most renowned 4-year institutions.
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Mailing Address: 199 Chambers St. NY, NY 10007, Room S-310 ....
- Fall 2023 Semester
High school and/or college transcripts; Debit or credit...
- After You Are Admitted
This step only applies to U.S. Citizens and Eligible...
- Second Chance Program
Important note: If you have earned fewer than 24 college...
- First-Time Freshmen
Our school was recently ranked sixth fastest growing college...
- Military and Veterans
ATTN: Veterans Fee Waiver Request (include applicant’s...
- ASAP
Eligibility for ASAP in the Heights (uptown at 5030...
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Mailing Address: 199 Chambers St. NY, NY 10007, Room S-310 . Phone: (212) 220-8000
- To Apply
- Undergraduate Freshman Application For Admission
- Undergraduate Transfer Application For Admission
- Application For Non-Degree Status
- Second Degree Application
- Readmission Application
- Transfer Credit Evaluation and Advanced Standing Policy
- Non-Degree
- Matriculation
- International Student Services
Fill out an online application only. There is a $65 non-refundable application fee for Freshman applications or $70 application fee for Transfer applications. Applications are available online at www.cuny.edu/admissions/ apply.html. You may also visit our web site at www.bmcc.cuny.edu. Note: You should apply as early as possible (Note: CUNY applica...
At CUNY, a freshman is defined as an applicant who has never attended a college, university, and/or proprietary school since graduating high school. This includes post- secondary institutions in any country, including those outside the United States. This application is for students who are applying for regular City University programs, for student...
At CUNY, a transfer is defined as an applicant who has attended a college, university and/or proprietary school since graduating high school/secondary school. This applies to whether or not your are seeking transfer credit and/or program of study. This application is for students who have previously attended college and have a 2.0 (“C”) or above cu...
This application is for students who will take college courses but do not wish to obtain a degree. Those interested in non-degree status should apply directly to the Admissions Office at Borough of Manhattan Community College, 199 Chambers Street, Room S-310, New York, NY 10007.
Students who have earned an associate degree at BMCC and who wish to apply for a second degree must contact the Admissions Office, Room S-310, and request a Second Degree Application. In order to receive the second associate degree from BMCC, students must complete a minimum of 30 credits at BMCC.
Students whose attendance has been interrupted at BMCC and who have left the College in good academic standing may be readmitted by filing an online readmission application at http://www.bmcc.cuny.edu/ registrar/page.jsp?pid=1280&n=Readmission.A $20 non-refundable readmit fee will be included on your bill by the Bursar’s Office (Room S-330). Readmi...
All transfer courses receive a “CR” grade. Transfer credits do not affect your cumulative average at BMCC. Note: The Nursing Department’s grade point average calculations do not affect a student’s cumulative grade point average. BMCC accepts a maximum of thirty (30) transfer credits to be applied towards degree completion. 1. If you have recently c...
Students who do not wish to pursue a degree-granting program have non-degree status. Students who wish to change from a non-degree to a matriculated status may do so in the Admissions Office (S-310) after at least one semester of college work has been completed. In addition, students must be in good academic standing. To become matriculated, studen...
To become matriculated, students must select a program and agree to take all courses required for the Associate Degree. Note: Matriculated students cannot become non- degree students.
If you are an international student, the International Student Services Office (ISSO) will provide you with valuable information and assistance about immigration matters and F-1 (student) status. It also collects SEVIS (Student Exchange Visitor Information System) information as mandated by Department of Homeland Security. Students on the F-1 statu...
Eligibility for ASAP in the Heights (uptown at 5030 Broadway) Be in an ASAP approved major. We accept all majors except Nursing/Undeclared Health, EMT or RTT majors, or anyone taking Nursing pre-requisite courses.
Welcome to Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) where dreams are nurtured, futures are built and anything is possible. You belong here. We believe in your potential and we are proud to be part of your journey. Future Students. First Time Freshmen. Transfer Students. Readmit/Former Students. High School Students. Veterans/Active Military.
Admissions. The Admissions Office is usually the first contact a student has with BMCC, and the entrance point for all new students into the CUNYfirst enrollment system. The office staff admits, matriculates and term activates students into the CUNYfirst system. The office also evaluates transfer credits for all entering transfer students.
The Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) is a public community college in New York City. Founded in 1963 as part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, BMCC grants associate degrees in a wide variety of vocational, business, health, science, engineering and continuing education fields.
