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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. |
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Academics TodayEffective & Efficient Degree PathwaysHelping students move quickly and efficiently toward graduation. >> Updates from CUNY Pathways Transfer Majors CommitteesWork is under way on the phase of work on the Pathways initiative, in which the first three to six courses that lead into the largest transfer majors at CUNY will be established. Please find below the >> Common Core Guidelines DistributedAs the University proceeds with implementation of the Common Core and College Option general education courses, various questions are being raised about specific aspects of the implementation. To ad >> A Message on the Pathways Initiative from the Executive Vice Chancellor and University ProvostReprinted from the January-February 2012 issue of "Academically Speaking." >> |
The Office of Academic Affairs oversees University policies governing the academic programs of CUNY and its 23 colleges and more than 100 research centers. >>
The 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 >>
Our 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. >>
Programs and activities that offer students opportunities to discover their strengths and skills and to develop their leadership abilities. >>
Dedicated to improving the quality of the undergraduate experience for CUNY’s quarter of a million students. >>
See what courses are being offered in the upcoming semesters. Note: The information does not assess your eligiblility or permission to take these courses. >>
A comprehensive listing of all the courses offered at CUNY. Note: some may not be available in the upcoming semesters. >>
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New York, New York 10075
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academicaffairs@mail.cuny.edu
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