Graduate Studies Overview
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Graduate Studies Overview
Graduate Programs Earn National Recognition
Graduate training for one of the nation's fastest-growing careers, Physician Assistant, joins The City College of New York programs in Engineering, Clinical Psychology, Fine Arts, Psychology and Public Affairs in earning high marks from U.S. News & World Report's Best Graduate Schools of 2020 rankings. All CCNY graduate programs will be taking part in Explore Graduate Studies Week April 4 to 11, which includes information sessions, open houses and a financial resources workshop.
ENRICH YOURSELF FOR THE FUTURE
The City College master’s and doctoral programs are designed both for the student seeking graduate training ending at the master’s level and for those interested in preparing for admission into doctoral degree programs. More than sixty different master’s and doctoral programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Science as well as The Schools of Architecture, Education and Engineering offer students a wide range of specialized learning opportunities. Eighty-eight percent of students enrolled in the College’s graduate programs are pursuing advanced degrees. Currently, nearly nine hundred master’s degrees are conferred each year.
NEW AT CCNY!
PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT PROGRAM
Beginning in September 2016, the Physician Assistant program at City College will be offered as a master’s degree only. No additional undergraduate classes will be admitted. More information can be found on the website.
THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE LAUNCHING OF FIVE NEW PROGRAMS:
Clinical Psychology, PhD
Biotechnology, M.S.
Branding + Integrated Communication (BIC), M.P.S.
Digital and Interdisciplinary Art Practice, M.F.A.
Music (Jazz), MM
GROVE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE LAUNCHING OF TWO NEW PROGRAMS:
Earth Systems and Environmental Engineering, M.S.
Master's in Translational Medicine, M.S.
APPLYING FOR GRADUATE ADMISSION
Applying for graduate study at The City College is a simple process. The following pages will guide you through the steps. Please note: Applications to the School of Architecture and the School of Education are processed in a separate admissions office, but all programs use the same online application.
STEP 1:
Choosing Your Program
The first step is to research programs in your area of interest to find one that is right for you. Use the City College website to learn about our vast variety of graduate programs and ask questions... we're here to help!
STEP 2:
Review Requirements
After you have chosen a program, read the Application Requirements page to determine if you are qualified for graduate study at The City College. The page will contain information about required tests, transcripts, letters of recommendation, and application fee.
STEP 3:
Preparing to Apply
This page will guide you through preparatory application steps, from reporting test scores to writing your personal statement.
STEP 4:
Apply Now
MISSED THE APPLICATION DEADLINE?
If you have missed your program's posted deadline, there are still options to take classes at City next semester! Click here for your options.