NEW YORK STATE
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www.berkeleycollege.edu
3 E 43rd St
New York, NY 10017
(212) 986-4343
About Berkeley College
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Founded
in 1931, Berkeley is a coeducational college specializing in business. With
seven locations in New York and New Jersey, an online campus, and an
enrollment of over 6,000 students--with more than 600 international students
in its Bachelor’s and Associate’s degree programs -- Berkeley is becoming the
college of choice. Why?
Its challenging programs and enriching experiences lay the foundation for the
future of the student of today. The Berkeley
Advantage® On-the-job
internships as part of the curriculum A
Bachelor’s degree in as little as three years or an Associate’s degree in
just 18 months Online
degrees: Bachelor’s and Associate’s, both part-time and full-time Flexible
scheduling: day, evening/weekend, and online classes More
than $17 million each year in Berkeley College grants and scholarships for
qualified students A
tuition freeze for students who maintain continuous, full-time enrollment Small
classes for more personal attention A
faculty selected for both academic credentials and professional experience An
extensive network of employer connections More
than 20 Career Services professionals who collectively specialize in each
field of study and actively pursue job opportunities for each student Free
lifetime career assistance Seven
convenient locations in the New York metropolitan area And
as a result, a consistently high graduate employment rate year after year in
the students' fields of study. Berkeley College has been a leader in business education for more than 75 years. And throughout those years, one thing has remained the same—an unyielding commitment to ensure that all students who enter its doors are afforded the opportunity to reach their goals. More and more, students of many backgrounds are enrolling, seeking dynamic and rewarding careers in today’s diverse global society. |
The Midtown Manhattan
Campus
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There's
no better place to experience the energy of the business world than in New
York City. Established in 1936, the New York City campus of Berkeley College
has more than 2,000 students enrolled in day, evening, weekend, and online
courses.
When
it comes to culture, New York City is beyond compare. Within easy reach of
the College are museums, Broadway theaters, concerts, ballet, opera,
libraries, churches, historic sites, and much more. Public transportation
quickly brings students to Wall Street, Greenwich Village, Soho, Chinatown,
Little Italy, Central Park, famous Fifth Avenue shops, the United Nations,
amusement areas, and world-renowned landmarks. New York's diverse
neighborhoods, fine restaurants, clubs, street festivals, and year-round
special events add an extra dimension to the college experience. The
diversity of the students who come to the New York City Campus from different
backgrounds, nationalities, and lifestyles is as distinguished as the area. The Facilities |
Lower Manhattan Extension Center
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Approximately
four miles from Berkeley College's Midtown Campus and situated right next to
the Fulton Street Subway Station, the Center is easily accessible by public
transportation from the five boroughs and allows students to take advantage
of invaluable internship opportunities. The Facility |
Academics
Bachelor's Degrees,
Associate's Degrees, and Certificate Programs
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Berkeley
College's degree programs balance rigorous academics and professional
training with hands-on learning, providing students with a competitive edge
when they are ready to start their careers. Berkeley's Bachelor's degree
programs and Associate's degree programs include an internship, providing
students an opportunity to practice what they have learned in the classroom.
The quarter systems allows students to complete their studies more quickly
than other colleges. And Berkeley's Career Services Department helps students
with resume writing, interview preparation, and placement assistance so that
when they graduate, Berkeley students are on the path to career success. |
Bachelor's Degree Programs
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The Bachelor's
degree programs offered at Berkeley College reflect the
constantly changing pattern of the business world. Comprehensive yet
flexible, they provide the knowledge and professional skills necessary to
launch a successful new career or move to a higher level in a current job.
Berkeley's year-round quarter system enables full-time students to complete a
Bachelor's degree in as little as 3 years. Students can attend classes during
the day, evening, weekends, or online, and full-time or part-time, with a
schedule that best meets their needs. |
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Fashion Marketing Information Systems Management Not all programs available at all
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Associate's Degree Programs
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The Associate's
Degree programs offered at Berkeley College reflect the constantly
changing pattern of the business world. Comprehensive yet flexible, they
provide the knowledge and professional skills necessary to launch a
successful new career or move to a higher level in a current job. Berkeley's
year-round quarter system enables full-time students to complete an
Associate's degree in only 18 months. Students may attend classes during the
day, evening, weekends, or online, and part-time or full-time, with a
schedule that best meets their needs. |
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Fashion Marketing and Management Health Services Administration Health Services Administration - Medical Insurance,
Billing, and Coding Information Systems Management Not all programs available at all
locations. |
Justice Studies – Criminal Justice |
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Certificate Programs
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Non-Credit Certificate Programs Academic Certificate Programs Students
enrolled in academic certificate programs receive all the benefits of a
Berkeley education, including lifetime placement privileges and software
refresher courses. All credits earned in academic certificate programs are
transferable to Berkeley's degree programs. Many certificate program
graduates continue their education and career development without any loss of
time by taking advantage of their employer's tuition reimbursement plan. |
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The Berkeley
Advantage® On-the-job
internships as part of the curriculum A
Bachelor’s degree in as little as three years or an Associate’s degree in
just 18 months Online
degrees: Bachelor’s and Associate’s, both part-time and full-time Flexible
scheduling: day, evening/weekend, and online classes More
than $17 million each year in Berkeley College grants and scholarships for
qualified students A
tuition freeze for students who maintain continuous, full-time enrollment Small
classes for more personal attention A
faculty selected for both academic credentials and professional experience An
extensive network of employer connections More
than 20 Career Services professionals who collectively specialize in each
field of study and actively pursue job opportunities for each student Free
lifetime career assistance Seven
convenient locations in the New York metropolitan area And
as a result, a consistently high graduate employment rate year after year in
the students' fields of study. Berkeley College offers Bachelor's and Associate's degree
programs that balance academics, professional training, and hands-on
experience. Put The Berkeley Advantage® to work for you! |
International Students
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Berkeley
College's diverse programs of study, multi-cultural student body and seven
locations offer international students wonderful opportunities that are hard
to find at other American colleges and universities. Our overseas partnerships also provide a number of exciting
opportunities for Berkeley students to experience an international education. For
more than 75 years, students from all over the world have prepared for
rewarding careers at Berkeley College and enjoyed all that the New York City
area has to offer. With seven locations in New York and New Jersey plus online degrees and courses, the College is proud to serve the special needs of international students with a superior education that provides an intensive business curriculum. |
Graduation from secondary school or its equivalent and proof of English
knowledge are basic requirements for admission to a Berkeley program. Students
are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. The Committee on International
Admissions notifies applicants of a decision as soon as all credentials have
been received. International students applying for admission should submit the International Student Application Form;
a nonrefundable $50 application fee; $300 tuition deposit; a certified official
transcript (in English) of previously completed education; a TOEFL score, if
available; and Certification of Finances. The TOEFL score required to enter any
academic program at Berkeley College is 500PBT/173CBT/61IBT.
To apply for a SEVIS I-20 (which is needed to obtain an F1 Student Visa),
students must satisfy to the College, based on visa regulations, that
sufficient finances are available to pay for tuition and living expenses. This
can be verified by a certified bank statement showing $30,000 from your
sponsor. Once accepted to Berkeley, the SEVIS I-20 is sent with the Acceptance
Package.
Berkeley offers an English as a Second Language (ESL) program through Embassy
CES at the New York City campus. Students who wish to enter
one of Berkeley's programs and do not have the required TOEFL score can apply
for both ESL classes and admission to Berkeley College at the same time using
the International Student Application Form.
If all requirements are met, conditional acceptance into the academic program
is granted based on successful completion of the ESL program. Students without
a TOEFL score may be accepted to Berkeley College if they have successfully
completed ESL at an approved language program such as Level 112 at an ELS Language Center.
Tuition and Financial Aid
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One of Berkeley's
highest priorities is to ensure that sufficient financial aid is available to
all eligible students. Berkeley College offers a wide variety of financial
assistance programs and financing options for students who need to supplement
their own resources to meet college costs. Berkeley also offers
protection from tuition increases to students who maintain continuous,
full-time enrollment. Tuition and Fees Tuition (as of January 1, 2009)
Tuition Deposit Fees (Nonrefundable) Quarterly Administrative Fee 9 or more credits:
$200 Graduation Fee: $100 Tuition Payments Billing for tuition and fees is done on a quarterly basis, although the student may make one payment in full for the entire academic year. Instructions for registration and payment of term bills are sent by mail to all students for their first term. Subsequent term bill information is available to students online through Student Self-Service six weeks prior to the start of each term. It is the student’s responsibility to obtain and pay the term bill on time. Students who fail to do so are charged a late registration fee. The College reserves the right to make any changes in the schedule of hours or in the courses of study that may be desirable. Miscellaneous
Costs Residence The balance of the fee must be paid prior to moving into the residence. If a residence reservation is canceled, the advance deposit is refunded only if the College receives notice in writing at least 60 days prior to the start of the quarter for which the student originally was accepted. Garret Mountain Quarterly rates per occupant are as follows: Food service is provided at Garret Mountain, and all Garret Mountain residents are required to purchase a meal plan. Meal plan charges must be paid prior to the start of the quarter. A copy of the meal plan waiver policy is available in the Student Development and Campus Life Department. Westchester Sussex House, a one-floor student residence located within the College building, features studio apartments with kitchenettes and two-bedroom apartments with kitchens, living rooms, and two bathrooms. All studios are designed for three students and two-bedroom apartments are designed for six students. The quarterly rate per occupant is $2,600. New York City |
Academic Calendar
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Long
Island University C.W. Post(SG),, New York
C.W. Post
Campus, Long Island University
720 Northern Boulevard, Brookville, NY 11548-1300
www.liu.edu
The C.W.
Post Campus of Long Island University is located
on 307 beautiful acres in Brookville New York, on the north shore of Long
Island. The campus is set in the idyllic neighborhood known as the "Gold
Coast," an historic suburban community that has been the subject of
popular novels and major motion pictures. The campus is just 50 minutes away
from the excitement of New York City.
Our
campus is considered one of the most beautiful in the country. It is shaped by
modern buildings and historic mansions, including the former homes of Post Cereal Company
heiress Marjorie Merriweather Post and financial wizard E.F. Hutton. The campus
is an arboretum featuring 4,000 trees, magnificent
formal gardens, sprawling green lawns, and nature trails.
C.W.
Post's ideal location in Nassau County gives you quick and easy access to Long
Island's world-class beaches, exciting entertainment, great restaurants and
shopping. The campus is only 10 minutes by car from the Long Island Expressway
- your thoroughfare to all that Long Island and New York City have to offer.
University
Long
Island University was chartered by the New York State Education Department in
1926 in Brooklyn, NY, as a nonsectarian, coeducational, privately supported
university established to provide “effective and moderately priced education”
to people from “all walks of life.” From its beginning, admission to the
University has been based solely on merit and promise. Large numbers of
immigrants and children of immigrants have enrolled at Long Island University
in their quest to achieve the American dream. Today, more than 11,300 students*
study, learn and grow at the original campus, located in the heart of thriving
downtown Brooklyn.
The
College of Pharmacy, the oldest unit of Long Island University, now named the
Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, was established
as the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy in 1886. It became affiliated with the
University in 1929 and merged with the Brooklyn Campus in 1976. One of the
largest private colleges of pharmacy in the country, it is a doctoral
degree-granting unit with a strong emphasis on training hospital and community
pharmacists.
In
1947, recognizing the educational needs of the growing number of families
moving to the suburbs, the University purchased the estate of Mrs. Joseph E.
Davis, better known as Marjorie Merriweather Post. The C.W. Post Campus was
originally conceived to be a small liberal arts and sciences college. Today,
this 307-acre, doctoral degree-granting campus is home to nearly 10,600
students.**
From
1963 to 2005, the University also taught students at a third residential
campus, located in Southampton, which was distinguished by its outstanding
programs in marine science and the arts. For cost reasons, it proved necessary
to consolidate undergraduate offerings at C.W. Post, and to transfer the registration
of the marine science programs and to sell the campus to the State University
of New York at Stony Brook. WLIU 88.3 F.M., the flagship station of the Long
Island University Public Radio Network, continues to broadcast from the campus.
Long
Island University has four non-residential campuses, primarily offering
graduate degrees, located in Purchase (Westchester), Orangeburg (Rockland), and
Brentwood and Riverhead (both in Suffolk County). Global College, which
originally was founded as Friends World College in 1965 by the Society of
Friends, is based at the Brooklyn Campus and operates overseas centers in
China, Japan, Costa Rica, India and South Africa.
ACEDAMIC PROGRAMS General
Long
Island University offers more than 370 degree programs on the undergraduate,
graduate and doctoral levels at its six campuses and around the globe. Each
location is uniquely defined by its own academic offerings and dedicated
faculty members. Choose the campus or program you are interested in for a
comprehensive listing of available areas of study. You will find an exciting
range of superior educational opportunities at every site.
Campus Location
1 University Plaza,
Established
in 1926, the Brooklyn Campus, one of the fastest growing, most
ethnically-diverse campuses in the metropolitan area, is located in the heart
of revitalized downtown Brooklyn, N.Y. and offers over 195 academic programs.
Brooklyn Campus at a glance:
Location
Located on the corner of Flatbush Avenue Extension and DeKalb Avenue, in
Brooklyn’s downtown Metrotech area, just blocks from the Manhattan and Brooklyn
bridges
Founded
Founded in 1926 by a group of civic leaders who recognized the need for an
institute of higher education that would serve the region’s diverse and rapidly
expanding communities
Enrollment
approximately
8,630 total students from 38 states and 28 countries; 28% male,
72% female
Degrees
Offered
Undergraduate: Associate of Arts, Associate of Applied Science, Bachelor of
Arts, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Science
Graduate: Master of Arts, Master of Business Administration, Master of Public
Administration, Master of Science, Master of Science in Education, Doctor of
Philosophy in Clinical Psychology, Doctor of Pharmaceutics, Doctor of Pharmacy,
Doctor of Physical Therapy
Number of
Degree Programs
Bachelor’s: 77
Master’s: 88
Dual Degrees (Bachelor’s/Master’s): 8
Doctorate: 6
Student/Faculty
Ratio 17:1
Average Class
Size
Undergraduate: 22 students
Graduate: 14 students
Faculty 266 full-time faculty
Housing Co-ed residence hall
for 800 students
Accreditation
Commission of Higher Education of the Middle States Association of Colleges and
Secondary Schools. All academic programs are registered with the New York
State Department of Education.
Affiliation
Private, nonsectarian, coeducational, independent, liberal arts-based
Special
Accreditations
The academic programs of the Brooklyn Campus are registered with the New York
State Education Department and accredited by the Commission of Higher Education
of the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. In
addition, various academic programs have received professional and specialized
accreditation from organizations include:
Commission
on Collegiate Nursing Education
American
Council for Occupational Therapy Education
Commission
on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education
American
Physical Therapy Association
Commission
on Accreditation of Allied Health Programs
Committee
on Accreditation for Respiratory Care
American
Council on Pharmaceutical Education
American
Psychological Association
Council
on Social Work Education
American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association
American
Chemical Society
Acadamic Programs LIU Brooklyn
