Any individual to whom a CUNY college or school wishes to award an honorary degree must be vetted by the college president/school dean and reviewed by the system’s central administration before being ...
This site provides resources and information on technology accessibility for students, faculty, and staff at The City University of New York (CUNY). Here you can find the CUNY IT Accessibility ...
College Now is a FREE college transition, dual enrollment program for New York City Public Schools (NYCPS) high school students. College Now enables NYCPS high school students to develop academic ...
CUNY has extended its testing policy to test-optional through spring 2027. The Fall 2025 Application is now open. The Spring 2025 Application is now open. The following is a listing of required ...
Students and their families are invited to attend events hosted in-person and virtually across our 25 colleges. Whether you’re an aspiring freshman, college transfer or returning student looking to ...
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 ...
A college and its president do not have the authority to waive fees and tuition unless such waiver is pursuant to an established University policy or is otherwise specifically authorized by The City ...
New York City Resident $265 per credit $265 per credit N/A New York City Non-Resident * $420 per credit $420 per credit N/A * Students who live in NY State but do not live in New York City may be ...
We encourage students interested in our graduate programs to attend information sessions and open houses to get to know the programs and faculty in more detail. The following list includes events ...
Find CPL credit equivalencies by using the Non-CUNY courses, trainings, and exams search function of T-Rex, CUNY’s go-to, web-based resource on how CUNY colleges transfer and apply credit for CUNY and ...
There appears to be some uncertainty within the University as to which individuals have the authority to sign contracts and which contracts require approval by the Office of the General Counsel (“OGC” ...