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 ...

The cost of your education includes more than tuition. The cost of your education, whether it is at CUNY or any other college, includes more than tuition. When we calculate your eligibility for ...

Computing & Information Services Core Functions CUNY Blackboard Resources User Guides Blackboard Collaborate for Students and Faculty ...

Professors Bang-Guel Han (Media Culture, College of Staten Island, Barbara Montero (Philosophy, College of Staten Island), and Claire Bishop (Art History, CUNY Graduate Center) have won prestigious ...

This Week 1 is focused on “Use Strong Passwords and a Password Manager.” Strong passwords should be long, random, unique to each application/service, and incorporate all four character types: ...

Registered student is defined as one who has (A) selected courses and been billed for these courses; and (B) satisfied tuition and fee obligations for the term as due. Satisfied refers to a student’s ...

Roebling” Robert McDougall New York City College of Technology Book title: “Righting Health Policy: How Kant Shows Us Why Bioethics Needs Political Philosoph” Elissa Nelson Bronx Community College ...

The CUNY Office of Student Advocacy and Referral was inaugurated on July 1, 2007. COSAR provides support to students who need assistance or guidance in matters concerning University regulations, ...

Office of Institutional Research Student Data Book (Current & Historical) Historical Student Data Book by Subject ...

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 ...