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The City University of New York, the nation's largest urban public university, comprises 23 institutions, more than 1,400 academic programs, 200 majors leading to associate and baccalaureate degrees, and 100 graduate degree majors. |
Academics TodayTestimony Presented Before the New York City Council Higher Education CommitteeOn June 22, 2010, the New York City Higher Education Committee held a hearing about admissions and enrollment management at CUNY. Below is the testimony that was presented by Executive Vice Chancellor and University Provost Alexandra W. Logue and Interim Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Peter G. Jordan. >> 
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BMCC Provost Sadie Bragg wins Mathematics Excellence AwardBMCC Provost Sadie Bragg has won the Mathematics Excellence Award for educators who have made outstanding contributions to mathematics or math education at two-year colleges. >> |
Find a Course/DegreeView Degrees, Certificates and ProgramsCourse ScheduleSee what courses are being offered in the upcoming semesters. Note: The information does not assess your eligiblility or permission to take these courses. >> Course CatalogA comprehensive listing of all the courses offered at CUNY. Note: some may not be available in the upcoming semesters. >> |
Programs/ResourcesPre College Education / Collaborative ProgramsPrograms with pre-college and college courses and activities, academic advising and support services; and arts projects, such as College Now, Creative Arts Team, CUNY Prep, At Home in College, and more. >> Continuing EducationOffering an unrivaled array of opportunities for career advancement and professional development, skill Development, and personal growth, all for affordable prices, on flexible schedules, and at locations throughout New York City. >> TestingCUNY assesses advanced proficiency in reading, writing and quantitative reasoning with the CUNY Proficiency Examination, or CPE. All CUNY students must eventually take and pass the CPE. >> |
Academic OfficesAcademic AffairsThe Office of Academic Affairs oversees University policies governing the academic programs of CUNY and its 23 colleges and more than 100 research centers. >> Institutional Research and AssessmentThe City University of New York is the nation's largest urban public university: 11 senior colleges, six community colleges, the Macaulay Honors College, the Graduate School >> ResearchOur goal is to promote outstanding research at CUNY, expanding and improving the research profile of the University in typical research areas such as the natural and social sciences and engineering, as well as the arts, education, and humanities. >> Student AffairsPrograms and activities that offer students opportunities to discover their strengths and skills and to develop their leadership abilities. >> Undergraduate EducationDedicated to improving the quality of the undergraduate experience for CUNY’s quarter of a million students. >> |
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