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CUNY’s historic mission from 1847 continues to this day: provide a first-rate public education to all students, regardless of means or background. We prepare New Yorkers from all backgrounds with in-demand skills to become the talented and diverse workforce that our city and state’s employers ...
Teacher Education Programs. CUNY enrolls more than 18,000 students in education programs: one-third of these students study at the undergraduate level and two-thirds are graduate students. With a commitment to teaching and learning, our campuses prepare a culturally diverse pool of students to be effective educators in a variety of settings.
Among our many degree programs are several unique programs that have specific admissions criteria and a unique application process. Explore the links below to see if they are the right fit for you! Brooklyn College: BA/MD Program. The City College School Of Architecture. CUNY School of Medicine BS/MD Program.
Also, attend one of our monthly Grad School 101 information sessions to learn more about the application process or attend one of our information sessions highlighting specific programs. Office Hours: Monday–Friday. 9 AM– 5 PM. Email : Grad@cuny.edu. Phone : 646-664-3550. Meet the Team.
Sep 11, 2020 · 1650 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225 4,100 Students Urban Campus Programs: Associate Degrees, Bachelor's Degrees, Certificates, Continuing Education Popular Majors: Nursing, Biology, Business, Cannabis Education Highlights: #12-18 in Top Public Schools #37 in Best College Locations (New York) #97 in Top Performer in Social Mobility Website.
In-state tuition & fees. Graduate. $470. per credit hour. In-state tuition & fees. CUNY’s online tuition for students outside New York is affordable. In some cases, it is lower than the rates you’d pay to study with a school in your state. Some graduate programs have higher fees. See program information on your program of interest for more ...
Sep 10, 2021 · Explore Academic Programs. CUNY offers more than 2,800 top-notch academic programs for degree-seeking students. Undergraduate programs will lead to either an associate or the bachelor’s degree. An associate’s degree requires approximately 60 college credits while a bachelor’s typically requires 120 college credits.
