A GUIDE TO FINDINGAND PAYING FOR THE COLLEGE OF YOUR CHOICE

NEW YORK’S 100+ PRIVATECOLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Your search for the college that’s right for you starts here.

Dear Students and Families:

In this booklet, you are about to discover the great opportunities the colleges and universities in our state offer to students. As president of the state’s association of 100+ private independent colleges and universities, my travels take me to every corner of New Yorkwhere I have visited these colleges and talked with the colleges’ staff and students. I have discovered, as you will, too, that the campuses are vibrant, caring – transforming – places thatteach students to be successful learners; places that are involved in and supportive of theircommunities; places that bolster their local economies and contribute to the ideas and innovation that can ensure our current and future well-being; places that can enrich your lives.

As you begin to investigate your options, you’ll find that “diverse” best describes our campuses. Our independent colleges and universities are different in every way – from campus location, student enrollment, and mission to the variety of academic programs andtuition levels. Each has a unique community, academic focus and atmosphere. They truly areall special places where students find expression for their unique talents and goals and opportunities abound to explore interests and talents – from study abroad to internships, to participation in clubs, sports and special interest groups.

Paying for college in these times is a major concern for many families, but please keep inmind that the colleges, the state and the federal government have many programs – grants,scholarships, and low interest loans – to help families from all income levels afford a qualityeducation at an independent college and university.

A college education is a significant investment – of your savings and your time – but the intellectual and practical rewards will be priceless to you, to your communities and to our society. College graduates earn more over their lifetimes – 84 percent more – than peoplewithout degrees. Beyond the economic benefits, higher education prepares students to be responsible citizens and to engage with the world around them. On the whole, college graduates volunteer more, vote more often, and participate more in their communities.

I know that this booklet, Your College Search, and our website, www.nycolleges.org, willhelp you as you explore your options to discover the college that may be right for you.

Best wishes,

Laura L. AnglinPresidentCommission on Independent Colleges and Universities

While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, always verify information with the colleges directly. ©2013 by the Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities. If you wish to reproduce any of this publication,please contact us at outreach@cicu.org.

ContentsFinding your college Inside front

coverHow to begin your 1college searchWhat to look for in 2a collegeCollege search 3worksheetCampus locator map 4-7Paying for college 8Programs to help pay 9for college Six steps to financial aid 10Resources on the Web 11Campus quick facts 12-13Associate and Bachelor’s See insert degree programsCampus profiles 14-32College planning Inside backcalendar coverList of New York’s Back cover100+ private colleges and universities

! Find campus locations! Search the online database to find academic

programs offered! Read campus profiles! Learn more about financial aid! Request more information from the colleges! Download helpful college admission and

financial aid awareness publications

Visit www.nycolleges.org, New York’s 100+private colleges and universities’ admissionsand financial aid website:

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by Tara Freeman; Page 19 image by Victoria Johnson.Your College Search is published annually by the Commission on Independent Colleges

and Universities (cIcu), a non-profit organization. 17 Elk Street, PO Box 7289, Albany, NY 12224-0289

Finding Your College

How to Begin YourCollege Search

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with faculty in areas that match your academicinterests. While you’re there, take the official tour,then walk around and talk with students.

! Early on, begin to investigate sources of financialaid. Refer to pages 8-10 in this guide for ways toget started.

! By fall of your senior year, shorten your collegelist to between five and eight choices.

! If possible, talk with current students or graduatesabout the colleges on your “short list.” Ask yourschool counselor and the colleges’ admissioncounselors for the contact names of current students or alumni and get in touch with them.

! Obtain admission and financial aid forms. Fill out the forms carefully and be sure to meet all deadlines.

These steps will help you get started. It may seemchallenging, but the time you put into the processwill help you find the college that fits your needs.To receive more information about any college inthis booklet, write or call the colleges directly.

Finding, evaluating, and choosing a college requiresthought, planning, and information. Keep an openmind. You’ll discover a college that suits you. ! If you have an idea about what you want to study,

go to the Academic Programs section (see posterinsert) where you’ll find bachelor’s and associatedegree programs offered by private colleges anduniversities in New York State. The information isalso available online at www.nycolleges.org.

! Use the College Search Worksheet on page 3 tocompile a list of colleges that match your interests.Find out more about them. The Campus LocatorMap (pages 4-7) will help you locate the campusesand the Campus Profiles section (pages 14-32) willgive you basic information about the colleges onyour list.

! Attend college fairs. You can meet and talk withcollege representatives and pick up brochures.

! If you are able, visit colleges that interest you. Before you visit, make an appointment to meet

New York’s private independent collegesand universities offer students a wide range of educational settings: 89 independent colleges (60%) enroll 2,000 or fewerstudents; 36 serve between 2,001 and 5,000;23 educate more than 5,000.

There are many things to consider as you look at different colleges: academic programs, the quality of the college, the sense of community and campus life, geographic location,and, of course, college costs and financial aid.

This booklet will guide you through the college selection process, providing the informationto get you started.

Exceptional quality, diverse academic offerings, and personalattention are attracting recordnumbers of students to the state’sprivate independent colleges anduniversities. In Fall 2012, morethan 491,000 students werestudying at independent collegesand universities in the state. This represents 38% of all studentsin college in New York State and 53% of all 4-year and graduate students.

So where do you begin your college search?

See page 2 for more tips on what to look for in acollege and what a college looks for in its students.

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Value.When you choose your college, think about the

kind of learning environment you want, and thevalue of your future degree. At New York’s privatecolleges and universities, you’ll benefit from yourcontacts with well-known faculty and alumni; you’llhave opportunities to gain real-life experience; andyou’ll enjoy the pleasure of forming personal relationships with professors who come to knowyou, your interests and your talents.

One more thing: never exclude colleges becauseof the “sticker price.” While the overall tuition or“sticker price” of an independent college or university is higher than a state college, independentcolleges and universities are prepared to help families meet college costs through grants, scholarships and other aid. In fact, almost 90 percent of full-time students at independent colleges and universities receive one or more typesof financial aid to make their enrollment possible.You may be surprised at how much financial aid isavailable and, with aid packages, find that privatecolleges are no more expensive – and sometimesless costly – than state colleges.

* Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Status of the Civilian Population 25 Years and Over by Educational Attainment, January 28,2013.

Colleges are as individual as people – each one has a distinct “personality” and unique campus environment. The private colleges and universitiesfound in every region of New York State offer yousome wonderful choices. Some are urban, othersare rural. Some are large, some small. But theyshare common ground: they all provide quality and excellent value for your investment.

Quality. Value. They’re important concepts, butwhat do they mean in practical terms?

Quality.The quality of your college degree will matter to

you and your learning experience, and it will matterin the job market. According to the Bureau of LaborStatistics, in 2012* the unemployment rate for wageearners was almost double (8.3%) for individuals withonly a high school diploma compared to individuals with at least a bachelor’s degree (4.5%).Because the college you choose will help shape yourfuture, you will want to choose carefully.

While New York’s private colleges and universitieseach offer different programs and features, all areuniquely qualified to provide students with importantbenefits including dedicated, world-class faculty.They also offer low student-to-faculty ratios and myriad opportunities for intensive, experiential study.

When you begin to consider which college to attend, look carefully at these features:! Academic departments! Class size! Student-to-faculty ratios! Faculty! Opportunity for activities outside the

classroom! Teaching that inspires critical thinking! For certain academic majors, look for research

opportunities, internship programs or studyabroad

! Internship and career placement services! Campus setting and surrounding area ! Campus life such as options for residence

halls, Greek life, other types of housing, dining plans

What a college looks for in its students.

When you’re searching for the right college, there are at least two things toconsider: what you want in a college,and what the college is looking for in itsapplicants.

By starting early, you’ll have time tomake the best match. Think about yourstrengths, and the qualities you willbring to the college.

Here are some qualities colleges oftenlook for in their applicants:

! Academic preparation! Challenging coursework! Good grades in a range of courses! Ranking among high school peers,

including senior year ranking! SAT or ACT scores (not required at many

colleges - check with the college)! Extracurricular activities (commitment,

rather than quantity, is the key)! Recommendations from teachers

and others! Written self-expression, often judged

by your application essay or otherwriting sample

! Verbal expression and presentation! Leadership ability and positions! Level of interest in and enthusiasm

for the college

What to Look for in a College

growth for occupations needing an associate degree

for those needing a bachelor’s degree

for master’s degree occupations

for occupations that require a doctoral or professional degree

18.0% 16.5%21.7%19.9%Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections: 2010-2020 Summary. Released February 1, 2012.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts that between 2010 and 2020the fastest growing occupations will be those that need some type of post-secondary education.

Projected growth in occupations requiring specific degrees include:

A College Search Worksheet

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make their applications available for downloadfrom their websites. Admission and financialaid applications for many institutions are alsoaccessible for online completion. Keep yourschool guidance counselor informed of the colleges that interest you.

8. " It’s a good idea to apply to a mix of colleges based on your choices here, your personal profile, and the colleges’ admissioncriteria. (Remember: Every college is different –with different admission requirements anddeadlines.)

9. " Apply. Watch the deadlines!

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Give them direction and enough time towrite the letters. Remember to thank them.

! To make answering application questionseasier, keep a record of your awards orachievements, standardized test information and scores. Keep track of your work history and extracurricularand/or community activities with datesand locations, too.

As you begin to think about college, collect information, look at college literature, visit campuses, and research financial aid. Use this worksheet to guide and record your college search.

1. " List 3 subjects that interest you.1.2.3.

2. Do you want a " 2- or " 4-year degree?

3. " Now match your answers from Questions1 and 2 with colleges. Using the Academic Programs pullout in this guide or online atwww.nycolleges.org/find-your-major, list 8 of the colleges and universities that offer the programs that interest you. 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.

4. " Gather information on your college choices.Look at the Campus Profiles on pages 14-32, then “tour” the colleges’ websites and send forviewbooks and catalogues. For more college contact information, see the Campus Locator Mapon pages 4-7, or visit www.nycolleges.org.

5. " Now, decide what’s important to you.• Distance from home?

" A short drive " A day’s drive " More than a day’s drive

• Campus size?" Small (fewer than 2,000 students) " Medium (up to 5,000 students) " Large (more than 5,000)

• Campus location?" Urban " Suburban " Rural

• Type of college?" Coed" Single-sex college" Specific religious affiliation" Not important

• Sports? Activities?" Important (which ones?) __________________________________________" Not important

Keep track of what you‘ve learned by filling in the table below with the colleges you listed inQuestion 3.

6. " Visit as many colleges and universities as youcan to get a sense of the campus atmosphere.Does it feel right? Talk with students who areattending the colleges now or who recently graduated. Begin to shorten your list.

7. " Collect admission and financial aid applications. Many colleges and universities

Information to keep on hand. ! Make a file for each college that interests

you. Include brochures plus importantnames, deadlines for admission and financial aid forms, and contact numbers.

! Many colleges require one or more lettersof recommendation from teachers or otherkey adults. Make a list of people you couldask to write references for you.

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New York’s 100+ Private Colleges and Universities

Central New York1. Cazenovia College 800.654.3210

Cazenovia (A,B) www.cazenovia.edu

2. Colgate University 315.228.7401Hamilton (B,G) www.colgate.edu

3. Crouse Hospital College of Nursing 315.470.7481Syracuse (A) www.crouse.org/nursing

4. Le Moyne College 800.333.4733Syracuse (B,G) www.lemoyne.edu

5. St. Joseph’s College of Nursing at 315.448.5040St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center www.sjhcon.orgSyracuse (A)

6. Syracuse University 315.443.3611Syracuse (A,B,G) http://syr.edu/futurestudents

/undergraduate/

7. Wells College 800.952.9355Aurora (B) www.wells.edu/admissions

Southern Tier1. Cornell University 607.255.5241

Ithaca (B,G) http://admissions.cornell.edu

2. Elmira College 800.935.6472Elmira (A,B,G) www.elmira.edu

3. Ithaca College 800.429.4274Ithaca (B,G) www.ithaca.edu/admission

Mohawk Valley1. Hamilton College 800.843.2655

Clinton (B) www.hamilton.edu/admission

2. Hartwick College 888.HARTWICKOneonta (B) www.hartwick.edu/x10296.xml

3. St. Elizabeth College of Nursing 315.798.8144Utica (A) www.secon.edu

4. Utica College 800.782.8884Utica (B,G) www.utica.edu

North Country1. Clarkson University 800.527.6577

Potsdam (B,G) www.clarkson.edu/admissions/

2. Paul Smith’s College 800.421.2605Paul Smiths (A,B) www.paulsmiths.edu

3. St. Lawrence University 800.285.1856Canton (B,G) www.stlawu.edu

Western New York1. Alfred University 800.541.9229

Alfred (B,G) www.alfred.edu/admissions

2. Canisius College 800.843.1517Buffalo (B,G) www.canisius.edu/admissions

3. D’Youville College 800.777.3921Buffalo (B,G) www.dyc.edu/admissions/

index.asp

4. Daemen College 800.462.7652Amherst (B,G) www.daemen.edu/admissions

5. Hilbert College 800.649.8003Hamburg (A,B,G) www.hilbert.edu

6. Houghton College 800.777.2556Houghton (A,B,G) www.houghton.edu

7. Medaille College 800.292.1582Buffalo (A,B,G) www.medaille.edu

8. Medaille College/Amherst Campus 716.631.1061Amherst (A,B,G) www.medaille.edu

9. Niagara University 800.462.2111Niagara Falls (A,B,G) www.niagara.edu

10. St. Bonaventure University 800.462.5050St. Bonaventure (B,G) www.sbu.edu/admissions

11. Trocaire College 716.827.2545Buffalo (A,B) www.trocaire.edu

12. Villa Maria College of Buffalo 716.961.1805Buffalo (A,B) www.villa.edu

Finger Lakes1. Finger Lakes Health College of 315.787.4005

Nursing Geneva (A) www.!health.org/nursingeducation

2. Hobart and William Smith Colleges 800.852.2256Geneva (B,G) www.hws.edu

3. Keuka College 800.33.KEUKAKeuka Park (B,G) www.keuka.edu

4. Medaille College/Rochester Campus 585.272.0030Rochester (A,B,G) www.medaille.edu

5. Nazareth College 800.462.3944Rochester (B,G) http://admissions.naz.edu

6. New York Chiropractic College 800.234.6922Seneca Falls (G) * www.nycc.edu

7. Roberts Wesleyan College 800.777.4RWCRochester (A,B,G) www.roberts.edu/admissions

8. Rochester Institute of Technology 585.475.6631Rochester (A,B,G) www.admissions.rit.edu

9. St. John Fisher College 800.444.4640Rochester (B,G) www.sjfc.edu/admissions/freshman/

10. University of Rochester and 888.822.2256Eastman School of Music http://enrollment.rochester.Rochester (B,G) edu/admissions/

Colleges are listed alphabetically in each region of the state by Name of College,with the City in which it is located in italics. Degrees offered appear in parentheseswith bachelor’s degrees indicated by (B) and associate degrees indicated by (A).Campuses that offer graduate degrees (master’s, doctorate, or !rst professional)are indicated by (G).

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Capital District1. Albany College of Pharmacy 888.203.8010

and Health Sciences, Albany (B,G) www.acphs.edu/admissions.aspx

2. Albany Law School 518.445.2326Albany (G) * www.albanylaw.edu

3. Albany Medical College 518.262.5521Albany (G) * www.amc.edu

4. The College of Saint Rose 800.637.8556Albany (B,G) www.strose.edu/apply

5. Ellis School of Nursing 518.243.4471Schenectady (A) www.ehson.org

6. Excelsior College 888.647.2388Albany (A,B,G) www.excelsior.edu

7. Maria College 518.438.3111 x217Albany (A,B) www.mariacollege.edu

8. Memorial School of Nursing 518.471.3260Albany (A) www.nehealth.com

9. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 518.276.6216Troy (B,G) http://admissions.rpi.edu

10. The Sage Colleges/Russell Sage 888.VERY.SAGECollege (B), Sage Graduate School www.sage.eduTroy (G) *

11. The Sage Colleges/Sage College 888.VERY.SAGEof Albany, Albany (B) www.sage.edu

12. Samaritan Hospital School 518.271.3285of Nursing, Troy (A) www.nehealth.com/son/admissions

13. Siena College 888.AT.SIENALoudonville (B,G) www.siena.edu/admissions

14. Skidmore College 800.867.6007Saratoga Springs (B,G) http://cms.skidmore.edu/admissions/

15. Union College 888.843.6688Schenectady (B) www.union.edu/admissions

16. Union Graduate College 518.631.9831Schenectady (G) * www.uniongraduatecollege.edu

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Mid-Hudson1. Bard College 845.758.7472

Annandale-on-Hudson (A,B,G) www.bard.edu/admissions2. Cochran School of Nursing 914.964.4296

Yonkers (A) www.cochranschoolofnursing.us3. The College of New Rochelle 800.933.5923

New Rochelle (B,G) www.cnr.edu4. The College of New Rochelle/School of 800.933.5923

New Resources, New Rochelle (B) www.cnr.edu5. Concordia College 800.YES.COLLEGE

Bronxville (A,B,G) www.concordia-ny.edu6. The Culinary Institute of America 800.CULINARY

Hyde Park (A,B) www.ciachef.edu7. Dominican College 866.432.4636

Orangeburg (A,B,G) www.dc.edu8. Dorothea Hopfer School of Nursing 914.361.6221

Mount Vernon (A) www.hopfer.org9. Fei Tian College 845.672.0550

Cuddebackville (B) http://feitiancollege.org10. Fordham University/Westchester 914.367.3426

Campus, West Harrison (G) * www.fordham.edu/admiss/index.html11. Iona College 800.231.IONA

New Rochelle (B,G) www.iona.edu/admissions12. Iona College Rockland Graduate Center 866.850.IONA

Pearl River (G) * www.iona.edu/rockland13. Long Island University/Rockland 845.359.7200

Graduate Campus, Orangeburg (G) * www.liu.edu14. Long Island University/Westchester 800.GRAD.LIU

Graduate Campus, Purchase (G) * www.liu.edu/cwis/west15. Manhattanville College 800.328.4553

Purchase (B,G) www.mville.edu/admissions16. Marist College 800.436.5483

Poughkeepsie (B,G) www.marist.edu/admission17. Mercy College/Dobbs Ferry Campus 877.MERCY.GO

(main campus), Dobbs Ferry (A,B,G) www.mercy.edu/admissions18. Mercy College/Yorktown Campus 877.MERCY.GO

Yorktown Heights (B,G) www.mercy.edu/admissions19. Mount Saint Mary College 888.YES.MSMC

Newburgh (B,G) www.msmc.edu/admissions20. New York Medical College 914.594.4000

Valhalla (G) * www.nymc.edu21. New York University/Silver School 212.998.5910

of Social Work at St. Thomas Aquinas www.nyu.edu/socialworkCollege, Sparkill (G) *

22. Nyack College and Alliance 800.33NYACK (College)Theological Seminary, Nyack (A,B,G) 800.541.6891 (Seminary)

www.nyack.edu/admissions 23. Pace University/Lubin Graduate 914.422.4283

Center, White Plains (G) * www.pace.edu/prospectivestudents/graduate

24. Pace University/Pleasantville- 800.874.PACEBriarcliff Campus, Pleasantville (A,B,G) www.pace.edu/prospectivestudents/

undergraduate25. Pace University/White Plains Campus 914.422.4210

School of Law, White Plains (G) * www.law.pace.edu/admissions26. Polytechnic Institute of New York 914.323.2000

University/Westchester Graduate www.poly.edu/westchesterCenter, Hawthorne (G) *

27. Sarah Lawrence College 800.888.2858Bronxville (B,G) www.slc.edu/admission

28. St. Thomas Aquinas College 800.999.STACSparkill (A,B,G) www.stac.edu

29. Vassar College 800.827.7270Poughkeepsie (B,G) www.admissions.vassar.edu

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Bronx1. Albert Einstein College of Medicine 718.430.2000

of Yeshiva University (G) www.einstein.yu.edu2. Boricua College/Bronx Campus 347.964.8600

(A,B,G) www.boricuacollege.edu3. College of Mount Saint Vincent 800.665.CMSV

Riverdale (A,B,G) www.mountsaintvincent.edu4. The College of New Rochelle/School 800.933.5923

of New Resources/Co-op City (B) www.cnr.edu5. The College of New Rochelle/School 800.933.5923

of New Resources/John Cardinal www.cnr.eduO’Connor Campus (B)

6. Fordham University (B,G) 800.FORDHAMwww.fordham.edu/admiss/index.html

7. Manhattan College 800.MC2.XCELRiverdale (B,G) www.manhattan.edu

8. Mercy College/Bronx 877.MERCY.GOCampus (A,B,G) www.mercy.edu/admissions

Brooklyn1. Boricua College/Brooklyn Campus (A,B,G) www.boricuacollege.edu

Northside Center 718.782.2200Graham Center 718.963.4112

2. Bramson ORT College/ 718.259.5300Extension Center (A) www.bramsonort.edu

3. The College of New Rochelle/School of 800.933.5923New Resources/Brooklyn Campus (B) www.cnr.edu

4. Institute of Design and Construction (A) 718.855.3661www.idc.edu

5. Long Island University/Brooklyn 800.LIU.PLANCampus (A,B,G) www. liu.edu/brooklyn/admissions.aspx

6. Polytechnic Institute of 800.POLYTECNew York University (B,G) www.poly.edu/admissions

7. Pratt Institute (B,G) 800.331.0834www.pratt.edu/admissions

8. St. Francis College 718.489.53 00Brooklyn Heights (A,B,G) www.sfc.edu/admissions

9. St. Joseph’s College/Brooklyn 718.940.5800Campus (B,G) www.sjcny.edu/admissions/apply-now/85

10. Touro College www.touro.eduLander College/Flatbush (A,B,G) 718.252.7800

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26. The Rockefeller University (G) * 212.327.8086www.rockefeller.edu/graduate

27. St. John’s University/ 888.9STJOHNSManhattan Campus (B,G) www.stjohns.edu/admission

28. Touro College (A,B,G) 212.463.0400 www.touro.edu

29. Touro College/Harlem site (A,B,G) 212.463.0400www.touro.edu

30. Touro College of Osteopathic 646.981.4500Medicine (G) * www.touro.edu/med

31. Weill Cornell Graduate School 212.746.6565of Medical Sciences (G) * http://weill.cornell.edu/

gradschool/32. Weill Cornell Medical College (G) * 212.746.1067

www.med.cornell.edu/education/admissions33. Yeshiva University (A,B,G) 212.960.5277

www.yu.edu/admissions Queens1. Bramson ORT College 718.261.5800 x640

Forest Hills (A) www.bramsonort.edu2. St. John’s University/Queens 888.9STJOHNS

Campus (main campus) (A,B,G) www.stjohns.edu/admission3. Touro College www.touro.edu

The Lander College for Men (B) 718.820.4800Other sites: See www.touro.edu

4. Vaughn College of Aeronautics 866.6VAUGHNand Technology, Flushing (A,B,G) www.vaughn.edu

Staten Island1. St. John’s University/Staten Island 888.9STJOHNS

Campus (A,B,G) www.stjohns.edu/admission 2. Wagner College (B,G) 718.390.3411

www.wagner.edu/admissions

Long Island1. Adelphi University 800.ADELPHI

Garden City (A,B,G) http://admissions.adelphi.edu2. Dowling College 800.DOWLING

Oakdale (B,G) www.dowling.edu/admissions3. Hofstra University 800.HOFSTRA

Hempstead (B,G) www.hofstra.edu/admissions4. Long Island University/Brentwood 631.273.5112

Campus, Brentwood (B,G) www2.liu.edu/cwis/brent/admissions5. Long Island University/C.W. Post 800.LIU.PLAN

Campus, Brookville (B,G) www.liu.edu/cwpost/Admissions6. Long Island University/Riverhead 631.287.8010

Campus, Riverhead (B,G) www.liu.edu/Riverhead/Admissions7. Molloy College 888.4MOLLOY

Rockville Centre (A,B,G) www.molloy.edu/admissions-and-aid8. New York Institute of Technology/ 800.345.NYIT

Old Westbury Campus www.nyit.edu/admissionsOld Westbury (A,B,G)

9. Polytechnic Institute of New York 631.755.4300University/Long Island Graduate www.poly.edu/li/admissionsCenter, Melville (G) *

10. St. John’s University/ 800.9STJOHNSOakdale Campus, Oakdale (G) * www.stjohns.edu

11. St. Joseph’s College/Long Island 631.687.5100Campus, Patchogue (B,G) www.sjcny.edu/admissions/apply-now/85

12. Touro College/Jacob D. Fuchsberg 631.761.7000Law Center, Central Islip (G) * www.tourolaw.edu

13. Touro College/School of Health 866.TOURO.4.USciences, Bay Shore (G) * www.touro.edu/shs

14. Watson School of Biological Sciences 516.367.6890at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory www.cshl.org/gradschoolCold Spring Harbor (G) *

15. Webb Institute 866.708.WEBBGlen Cove (B) www.webb-institute.edu

Manhattan1. American Academy McAllister 866.932.2264

Institute of Funeral Service (A) www.funeraleducation.org2. American Museum of Natural 212.769.5055

History, Richard Gilder Graduate http://rggs.amnh.orgSchool (G) *

3. Bank Street College of 212.875.4404Education (G) * www.bankstreet.edu

4. Barnard College (B) 212.854.2014www.barnard.edu/admission

5. Boricua College (A,B,G) 212.694.1000www.boricuacollege.edu

6. The College of New Rochelle/ 800.933.5923School of New Resources/ www.cnr.eduDistrict Council 37 (B)

7. The College of New Rochelle/ 800.933.5923School of New Resources/ www.cnr.eduRosa Parks Campus (B)

8. Columbia University (B,G) 212.854.2522http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu

9. Cooper Union (B,G) 212.353.4120www.cooper.edu

10. Fordham University/Lincoln Center 800.FORDHAMCampus (B,G) www.fordham.edu/admiss/index.html

11. Helene Fuld College of Nursing (A,B) 212.616.7200www.helenefuld.edu

12. The King’s College (B) 888.969.7200www.tkc.edu/admissions

13. Manhattan School of Music (B,G) 917.493.4436www.msmnyc.edu

14. Marymount Manhattan College (B) 800.MARYMOUNTwww.mmm.edu/become/index.html

15. Mercy College/Manhattan 877.MERCY.GOCampus (B,G) www.mercy.edu/admissions

16. Metropolitan College of 800.33THINK x5001New York (A,B,G) www.mcny.edu/admissions/admissions1.php

17. The New School:Eugene Lang College The New 800.292.3040

School for Liberal Arts (B) www.newschool.edu/lang/admissionMannes College The New School 800.292.3040

for Music (B,G) www.newschool.edu/mannes/admissionParsons The New School for 800.292.3040

Design (A,B,G) www.newschool.edu/parsons/admissionThe New School for Jazz and 800.292.3040

Contemporary Music (B) www.newschool.edu/jazz/admissionThe New School for Public 800.292.3040

Engagement (B,G) www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/admission

The New School for Social 800.292.3040Research (G) * www.newschool.edu/nssr/

18. New York College of 800.526.6966Podiatric Medicine (G) * www.nycpm.edu

19. New York Institute of Technology/ 212.261.1508Manhattan Campus (A,B,G) www.nyit.edu/admissions/

20. New York School of Interior 800.33.NYSIDDesign (A,B,G) www.nysid.edu

21. New York University (A,B,G) 212.998.4500http://admissions.nyu.edu

22. Nyack College and Alliance 800.33NYACK (College)Theological Seminary, Nyack (A,B,G) 800.541.6891 (Seminary)

www.nyack.edu/admissions 23. Pace University/New York City 800.874.PACE

Campus (A,B,G) www.pace.edu/prospectivestudents/undergraduate

24. Phillips Beth Israel School 212.614.6114of Nursing (A) www.futurenursebi.org

25. Pratt Institute/Manhattan 800.331.0834Campus (A,B,G) www.pratt.edu/admissions

$22,970

$13,150

$25,760

$13,870

$29,060

$13,380

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When you’ve found the collegeyou really want to attend, howdo you pay for it?

Never give up on the college of your choicebecause you think you can’t afford the “stickerprice.” Your first concern should be to apply to the colleges that fit your criteria for academics, distance, size, location, type, and campus life.You may be surprised at how affordable privatecolleges and universities can be. Just as there is diversity in college size, mission and academics,there is also a range of tuition levels. In New York, approximately 25% of private colleges and universities have average tuition and fees of under $25,000 while 20% are more than $35,000per year.

Although your decision to go to college is an investment of time and money, most students attending college receive some form of financialassistance. Private colleges and universities arecommitted to helping their admitted students anddo their best to provide financial aid offerings sothat the price of college does not become the deciding factor in a student’s college decision. In New York, in addition to state and federal aid,students attending private independent collegesand universities annually receive $4 billion in

grants and scholarships. The major sources of financial aid available to families include:! grants and scholarships from colleges,

and from federal and state governments;! loans from the federal government; ! job programs on- or off-campus.

Typically, a student’s financial aid package or award includes a combination of grants, scholarships, federally- guaranteed loans, andwork-study. In addition, families should investigate other sources of aid such as:! benefits offered by employers! competitive scholarships from civic and

religious organizations! scholarships for study in specific academic

subjects or toward certain professions ! tax deductions or credits for eligible

educational expensesThe bottom line is this: money is available

for your college education. Combining stateand federal grants, scholarships, low-interestloans and private college and university scholarships gives most students the resourcesthey need to attend their college choice. It’s important to explore several colleges andweigh all your options carefully.

Explore your financial aid options.

Talk with college admission and financialaid counselors to learn more about financialaid at specific colleges. Check your guidanceor college office for scholarship announcementsand use the Internet to visit the sites below.Pay careful attention to scholarship deadlinessince some may be due before your collegeapplications. Ask lots of questions and startyour research early!! www.nycolleges.org! www.hesc.ny.gov! www.ed.gov/students! www.nasfaa.org

For an overview of the financial aid process and major aid programs, consult the free Affording College brochure atwww.nycolleges.org/get-more-resources.

The Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)provides up to $5,000 a year for eligiblestudents from New York State who plan toattend a college or university in the state.

Nationally, full-time undergraduates atprivate, four-year colleges and universitiesreceive, on average, an estimated$15,680 in grant aid from all sourcesand tax benefits.* In New York, eachyear, private not-for-profit colleges anduniversities provide more than $4 billionin financial aid to their students.

Paying for College

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Financial Aid Programs

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Grants and Scholarships**Grants and scholarships are funds you do not

have to repay. They are available from colleges,your state, the federal government, professionaland service organizations, private foundations, andmany employers. Some grants are based on your financial need while others are awarded for academic merit, a specific career goal, special talent or group affiliation.Grants and scholarships from NYS private colleges and universities: More than $4 billion isawarded each year. Check with each college’s financial aid office to determine which forms youneed to complete to be considered for all need-based and merit-based aid. Federal Pell Grants at NYS private colleges anduniversities: A grant based on financial need withawards ranging up to $5,645 in 2013-14. To apply,file the FAFSA.Federal Supplemental Educational OpportunityGrants (FSEOG): Awards based on need, rangingfrom $100 to $4,000 per year. To apply, file the FAFSA.The Teacher Education Assistance for Collegeand Higher Education (TEACH) Grant: For moreinformation, visit www.studentaid.ed.gov and type“TEACH Grant” in the search field.NYS Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) grants atprivate colleges and universities: Awards willrange up to $5,000 per year in 2013-14. For moreinformation, visit www.hesc.ny.gov, or call 1-888-NYSHESC.Part-time TAP: Visit www.hesc.ny.gov, or call 1-888-NYSHESC.Scholarships from private sources: Grants andscholarships are available from many communityorganizations, businesses, corporations, unions andchurches. Check with your school counselor, publiclibrary, employer, chamber of commerce, union,church, community and special-interest organizations.

**All programs as of 2013-14 academic year. Programs and award amounts are subject to NYS and Federal budget appropriations.

Scholarships/Grants ! Learn more at www.nycolleges.org or

www.hesc.ny.gov.• Aid for Part-Time Study (APTS)†:

contact your college.• Flight 3407 Memorial Scholarship:

1-888-NYSHESC• Flight 587 Memorial Scholarship:

1-888-NYSHESC• Military Service Recognition Scholarship

(MSRS): 1-888-NYSHESC• NYS Aid to Native Americans†:

1-518-474-0537• NYS Math and Science Teaching Incentive

Scholarship: 1-888-NYSHESC• NYS Memorial Scholarship for Families

of Deceased Fire!ghters, Volunteer Fire!ghters, Police O"cers, Peace O"cers, and Emergency Medical Service Workers: 1-888-NYSHESC

• NYS Recruitment Incentive and Retention Program (RIRP) - Army National Guard†:www.dmna.state.ny.us/education

• NYS Regents Award for Children of Deceasedand Disabled Veterans†: 1-888-NYSHESC

• Robert C. Byrd Honors Scholarship: contact your guidance o"ce.

• Scholarship for Academic Excellence†: contact your guidance o"ce.

• Veterans Tuition Awards†: 1-888-NYSHESC

• World Trade Center Memorial Scholarship: 1-888-NYSHESC

Loan Forgiveness Programs• District Attorney and Indigent Legal Services

Attorneys Loan Forgiveness Program†: 1-888-NYSHESC

• John R. Justice Student Loan Repayment Program: 518-457-8462

• Licensed Social Worker Loan Forgiveness Program†: 1-888-NYSHESC

• Loan Forgiveness for Public Servants:1-800-4-FED-AID

• Perkins Loan Cancellation Programs:1-800-4-FED-AID

• Direct Loan Forgiveness for Teachers: 1-888-NYSHESC

†New York State programs for New York State residents.

Work-StudyWork-study programs provide opportunities to

earn money while you’re in college by workingpart time on campus or in the community. Federal Work-Study Program (FWS):Students usually work 10 to 15 hours per weekduring the academic year. Eligibility is based on financial need. To apply, file the FAFSA.Job programs from private colleges and universities: Check with the college’s financial aidoffice for on-campus job availability. Communityservice jobs are also available for work-study students.

Student LoansEducational loans for college costs may be

available for you and/or your parents. This aidmust be repaid, usually with interest. Some loansare based on financial need. Federal educationloans often provide the lowest interest rates.These include: federal Stafford loans, federalPerkins loans, and federal PLUS loans. To apply fora federal student loan, file the FAFSA. For federalPLUS loans, see below.

Alternatives for Parents and Students

Other options parents and students may wish to consider are listed below.Federal PLUS loans: Check with the college forloan application procedures.Interest-free monthly tuition payment plans:Check with the college.AmeriCorps: For more information, call 1-800-942-2677, or visit www.americorps.org.Federal tax incentive programs for higher education: Visit: www.irs.gov/publications/p970,or consult your tax advisor for more information. New York State college tuition tax credit/ deductions: For more information, consult yourtax advisor or go to: www.hesc.ny.gov and searchfor “tuition tax credit.”New York’s College Savings Program:For details: 1-877-NYSAVES or www.nysaves.org.

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Choosing where to go to college is an important decision! There will be many optionsto weigh and choices to make. When you beginconsidering which colleges to attend, never let “sticker price” stop you from looking at colleges that may be right for you. The key topaying for college is knowing what is availableand how to apply for all possible help. Very fewstudents actually pay the full cost of attendance.If you need !nancial aid to help meet collegecosts, you are very likely to receive it.

Six Steps to Financial Aid

Step 1Check with each college’s financial aid office to determine which forms you need to file to beconsidered for all types of financial aid. Everycollege is different. Get your PIN (Personal Identification Number). If you intend to file yourFree Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)online (it’s quicker), you and your parent(s) (ifyou are a dependent student) must apply for aPIN, which serves as your electronic signature forthe FAFSA on the Web. For more information, visitwww.pin.ed.gov. Don’t wait to be accepted to acollege before filing an application for financialaid. File as early as possible. The most important financial aid applicationforms are:! FAFSA (Free Application for Federal

Student Aid) – Everyone applying for federal and most other financial aid mustcomplete this free form. File online atwww.fafsa.ed.gov or by mail. To request apaper FAFSA, call 1.800.4.FED.AID.

! NYS TAP Application – NYS residents attending a college in NYS use this free form with the FAFSA to apply for a NYS TAPgrant and to request payment of NYS scholarship awards. Complete the online TAPapplication by linking to it directly from yourFAFSA Confirmation Page. Even if you use apaper FAFSA, you can still do your TAP application online. You will be prompted toget a NYSHESC PIN (Personal IdentificationNumber) to “sign” your online TAP application.

Step 2Complete and mail the FAFSA as soon as possible after January 1 (of your senior year in high school) to ensure that you’re considered for all available funding. If yourfamily hasn’t yet completed its income tax returns, estimate your family’s income as accurately as possible (from end-of-year paystubs or W-2 forms). You’ll have the opportunityto make corrections later in the process. If you’rea NYS resident applying to colleges in thestate, make sure you include a New York college on your FAFSA to begin application for a NYS TAP grant. Complete any other financialaid forms required by the colleges. It is veryimportant to meet all deadlines and to keep a copy of all the forms you file.By filing the FAFSA, you will be considered for:! Grants and scholarships from private colleges

and universities (some colleges may require anadditional form)

! Federal Pell Grant! Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity

Grant (SEOG)! Federal Work-Study (FWS)! Job programs from private colleges and

universities! Federal Perkins Loan! Federal Direct Loan

Step 5Review your financial aid award letters andcompare your net costs. Decide which collegeto attend and let the college know by thedeadline they have indicated - usually by May 1. Then, review your financial aid withyour chosen college. In particular:! If federal student loans are part of your

package, the college will send instructionsabout the loan application process. You willneed to complete and sign a form calledthe Master Promissory Note (MPN) in orderto receive federal student loans (e.g., DirectLoan funds). Keep track of how much youare borrowing and the loan repaymentterms and conditions.

! NYS students attending college in the state:Follow up on your NYS Tuition AssistanceProgram (TAP) grant. Visit www.hesc.ny.govto review, and if necessary, correct the dataon your TAP application.

Step 6Make sure you know what you need to do to keep your financial aid, such as requiredgrades and coursework. And, you must applyto renew your financial aid each year – ontime – or risk losing it! Check your college’sdeadli nes.

Step 4In the spring (usually March or April), you’ll receive financial aid “awards” or “packages”from the colleges that have offered you admission, each with a different combinationof grants, scholarships, work-study and loansto help you meet college expenses. Determineyour “net cost” by subtracting from tuition andfees and room and board (if you’re living oncampus) all grants and scholarships plus thetotal amount of your student loans.

Step 3You will receive your Federal Student Aid Report (SAR) via email after submitting yourFAFSA on the Web (recommended). If you filethe FAFSA by mail, you will receive your SARin approximately 30 days. A paper SAR acknowledgment will be sent if a valid emailaddress is not provided. Review your SAR’s information carefully. Follow the directions to correct any errors.

If you don’t apply for TAP online you can request an Express TAP Application (ETA) bycontacting the New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) atwww.hesc.ny.gov or by calling 1.888.NYSHESC.HESC is the state agency that processes theTAP application. The ETA will be pre-filledwith information from your FAFSA. If youprovide your email address on your FAFSA,HESC will be able to process your TAP application faster. If no email is provided youwill be notified by letter.

! PROFILE – Some colleges may ask you to filethe CSS Financial Aid PROFILE form to be considered for college-funded aid (the college’s own grants and scholarships). Visit http://student.collegeboard.org/CSS-financial-aid-profile. There is a fee for filingthis form.

! College-specific financial aid application –Some colleges may ask you to complete the college’s own financial aid application to be considered for their college-fundedgrants, scholarships and loans. Check witheach college for applications, requirementsand deadlines.

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Internet ResourcesStart your Internet search atwww.nycolleges.org• Link to important financial aid forms.• Visit the online Campus Profiles to learn where

campuses are located and link to their websites.• Find out which colleges offer what you want

to study. You have more than 500 academicprograms to choose from!

• Check out the Open House or Information Session dates and events to plan campus visits.

More important resourcesPlanning for college• New York’s 100+ private colleges and

universities’ admissions and financial aid information website: www.nycolleges.org

• Go College! NY, a new website designed especially for students new to the collegesearch process: www.GoCollegeNY.org

• College Navigator, a U.S. Department of Education website, allows students to build alist of colleges and universities from several criteria and compare side-by-side, export andsave search sessions: www.nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator

• A resource for college planning starting in middle school:www.knowhow2go.org

• For information on developing a career plan,visit: www.nycareerzone.org

• For information on careers, required trainingand education, salary levels and employmentopportunities, visit: www.bls.gov/ooh

• New York’s 529 College Savings Program canhelp families save for college with significanttax benefits: 1-877-NYSAVES, or www.nysaves.org

• The Upromise® Rewards Program is a savings-through-purchase program. When you shop at hundreds of companies, a percentage of thepurchase price is deposited into a savings account. Upromise® can be tied to the New York 529 College Savings Program:www.upromise.com

• The College Savings Plan Network website has information on state-sponsored prepaid tuition and college savings plans:www.collegesavings.org

Questions to ask the college! Which forms are required

to be considered for all forms of aid?

! What are your requirementsfor merit aid? For need-based aid?

! What are the aid renewal requirements?

! What are the financial aid application deadlines?

! Are there state aid programs I should know about?

! When will you notify me of my aid eligibility?

! How will outside scholarships affect my financial aid package?

! Do you have a monthly payment plan?

Financial aid information• Federal Student Aid Information Center:

1-800-4FED-AID, orwww.studentaid.ed.gov

• FAFSA4caster provides students and familieswith an opportunity to estimate eligibility forfederal student aid. Visit:www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov

• Funding Education Beyond High School: A Guide to Federal Student Aid: www.studentaid.ed.gov/resources

• NYS Higher Education Services Corporation hasinformation on NYS grants and scholarships: 1-888-NYSHESC, or www.hesc.ny.gov

• HOPE Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Credits and other federal incentive programs:www.irs.gov/publications/p970

• NYS college tuition tax credit/deductions:www.hesc.ny.gov (Search “tax credit”)

• The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) site providesinformation about new tax laws (tax credits anddeductions for college expenses):www.irs.gov

• Hispanic College Fund, Inc.:www.hispanicfund.org

• Hispanic Scholarship Fund:www.hsf.net

• United Negro College Fund, Inc. scholarshipdatabase: www.uncf.org (under “For Students” tab, clickScholarships)

• Fastweb.com: A database of tens of thousandsof private scholarships: www.fastweb.com

Financial aid forms• Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA) online: www.fafsa.ed.gov

• Obtain a Personal Identification Number (PIN)from the U.S. Department of Education (required to file the FAFSA online):www.pin.ed.gov

• PROFILE form: http://student.collegeboard.org/CSS-

financial-aid-profile

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Memorial School of Nursing 112 N/AMercy College#/Bronx Campus 1,473 725 Y YMercy College#/Dobbs Ferry Campus 3,924 1,321 Y Y A*, AF*Mercy College#/Manhattan Campus 927 235 YMercy College#/Yorktown Campus 205 162 YMetropolitan College of New York 910 367 YMolloy College 3,444 1,038 480-570 490-590 23-28 Y Y Y A*, N*, AF*Mount Saint Mary College 2,286 295 450-540 450-560 19-25 Y Y A* Nazareth College 2,095 815 520-630 540-620 23-27 Y Y A*, AF*New School, The Eugene Lang College 1,457 N/A 550-655 500-610 24-27 Y YThe New School for Liberal ArtNew School, The Mannes College 198 176The New School for MusicNew School, The Parsons 4,260 656 470-590 490-630 21-26 YThe New School for DesignNew School, The New School for Jazz 270 N/A and Contemporary MusicNew School, The New School for Public Engagement 590 1,634New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) 4,796 3,087 480-580 540-640 22-27 Y Y Y A, N*, AFNew York School of Interior Design 556 154 440-570 450-600 20-24 YNew York University 22,498 22,018 620-710 630-740 28-32 Y Y A*, AF*Niagara University 3,175 870 460-570 470-580 20-25 Y Y Y ANyack College 2,018 1,111 390-510 390-510 16-25 Y YPace University/New York City Campus 5,472 2,581 500-590 490-600 Y A*, AF*Pace University/Pleasantville-Briarcliff Campus 2,855 639 500-590 490-600 Y A*, AF*Paul Smith's College of Arts and Sciences 1,069 N/A 430-530 440-550 19-24 Y YPhillips Beth Israel School of Nursing 287 N/APolytechnic Institute of New York University 2,071 2,459 550-650 640-720 26-31 Y Y Y A*, AF*Pratt Institute 3,076 1,612 540-640 540-650 24-28 YRensselaer Polytechnic Institute 5,300 1,249 610-700 660-760 26-31 Y A, N, AFRoberts Wesleyan College 1,323 429 470-600 470-590 20-27 Y A, AF*Rochester Institute of Technology 13,711 2,651 540-650 570-680 25-30 Y Y A, N*, AFThe Sage Colleges 1,741 1,224 Y Y Y A*, AF*Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing 146 N/ASarah Lawrence College 1,342 316 YSiena College 3,214 53 500-600 520-620 22-27 Y Y A, N*, AF*Skidmore College 2,660 29 560-670 560-670 26-30 Y A*, AF*St. Bonaventure University 1,908 421 460-570 460-600 18-19 Y Y ASt. Elizabeth College of Nursing 193 N/A YSt. Francis College 2,837 66 430-520 420-520 Y A*, AF*St. John Fisher College 2,960 1,048 450-550 500-600 22-26 Y Y Y A*, N*, AF*St. John's University/Manhattan Campus 182 226 480-590 490-620 21-27 YSt. John's University/Queens Campus 13,800 4,902 480-590 490-620 21-27 Y A(main campus)St. John's University/Staten Island Campus 1,858 119 480-590 490-620 21-27 Y ASt. Joseph's College 4,821 811 460-580 460-590 20-25 YSt. Joseph's College of Nursing at 297 N/A YSt. Joseph's Hospital Health CenterSt. Lawrence University 2,398 90 560-650 570-660 25-29 Y Y A*, AF*St. Thomas Aquinas College 1,796 161 420-530 420-560 18-25 Y Y Y AFSyracuse University 14,798 6,231 510-620 540-650 23-28 Y Y A, AFTouro College 6,841 6,586Trocaire College 1,561 N/A Y YUnion College 2,241 N/A 590-680 620-700 28-32 Y Y A*, N*, AF*University of Rochester 5,785 4,725 600-700 640-740 28-32 Y Y A*, N, AF*Utica College 2,768 1,071 420-520 430-540 18-24 Y Y Y A, AF*Vassar College 2,406 0 660-750 650-740 29-32 YVaughn College of Aeronautics and Technology# 1,799 13 434-520 468-574 21-23 Y Y A*, AF*Villa Maria College of Buffalo 411 N/A YWagner College 1,818 387 520-640 530-630 22-27 Y A*Webb Institute 79 N/A 660-740 700-750Wells College 532 N/A 480-600 470-580 22-27 Y AF*Yeshiva University 2,869 3,884 540-680 550-680 23-28 13

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College TerminologyAnnual College Costs - includes tuition, fees, room, board,books, transportation, and personal expenses. These costsvary from college to college.

Associate - degree awarded on completion of a 2-year(usually) program of study.

Bachelor’s - (baccalaureate) degree awarded on completion of a 4-year (usually) program of study.

Common Application - a number of colleges accept thesame application, called the Common Application. Checkwith the college.

Early Action - a non-binding early application process allowing students to learn the admission decision beforethe official candidate notification date.

Early Decision - a binding early application process. Students are notified of acceptance and are expected tocommit to enrollment before regular applicants.

Financial Aid - aid to assist in meeting college costs whichmay be in the form of grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study. Always meet these application deadlines. See pages8-10 for more information about financial aid.

First Professional - study that culminates in a degree andlicense in a profession such as law, medicine, etc.

Graduate and Professional Students - those working toward a master’s, doctorate, post-graduate certificate, orprofessional license.

Interview - a conversation with a college admission or facultyrepresentative, or with alumni.

Master’s and Doctorates - advanced degrees awarded for completion of additional study beyond a bachelor’s (4-year) degree.

Recommendation - a written assessment of the student’saptitudes, abilities and interests written by a teacher, counselor, coach, etc.

Rolling Admission - an institution reviews applicationsas they are received and offers a decision to students as applications are reviewed.

Room and Board - college housing and meal plans (oftenseveral options are available).

SAT and the ACT - standardized tests that measure verbaland math proficiency used by some colleges as one variable topredict the likelihood of a student’s success in their college.

SAT Subject Tests - subject-specific exams required for admission by many colleges [e.g., English (literature), history and social studies (U.S. History and World History),math ( Level 1 or Level 2), science (Biology E/M, Chemistry,Physics), languages (Chinese, French, German, Spanish,Modern Hebrew, Italian, Latin, Japanese and Korean)].

Undergraduate Student - one working toward a 2-year(associate) or a 4-year (bachelor’s) degree.

Campus Profiles

There’s one for you!The best way to learn more about a college is to ask questions. Call, write, or e-mail the campus admission staff, then plan a visit.See the Campus Profiles or contactinformation on pages 4-7 to requestinformation and obtain applicationsfrom the colleges. Or, visit New York’sindependent (private, not-for-profit) colleges and universities’admission and financial aid website,www.nycolleges.org.

Maybe you have a very specificacademic interest. Perhapsyou’re still searching. Eitherway, there’s a New York State private college or universitythat’s right for you.

Key to the Campus ProfilesContact information:Office of undergraduate admission mailing addressPhone number(s)FaxE-mailWeb address

Degrees:A (associate degrees), B (bachelor’s degrees), M (master’sdegrees), D (doctoral degrees), FP (first professional degrees, e.g., law or medicine).

Enrollment:Enroll. UG: Total fall 2012 undergraduate (UG) full-timeplus part-time enrollment. In parentheses is the number offull-time (FT) UG men and women, followed by the numberof part-time (PT) UG men and women; “n/a” means not applicable, i.e., the college does not admit part-time students.) G/FP: Total fall 2012 enrollment of graduate (G)and first professional (FP) students, if applicable.

Tuition & Fees (12-13 T&F):Academic year, full-time typical undergraduate 2012-2013T&F, unless specified otherwise. Note that fees often varydepending on the program of study you choose.

Room & Board (12-13 R&B) or Room Only (12-13 R-only):Academic year, full-time typical 2012-2013 R&B or 2012-2013 R-only, unless specified otherwise; “n/a” meansnot applicable, i.e., room and board is not offered on these campuses.

App. Dates:Date(s) by which the college must receive your applicationfor undergraduate admission. Deadlines listed may be labeled FR (for freshmen) and TR (for transfer students).Deadlines to be considered for fall admission are listed first,followed by deadlines for spring admission, if applicable.

Fin. Aid Dates:Date(s) by which the college must receive your financialaid application(s) for fall undergraduate admission, unlessspecified otherwise. Deadlines listed may be labeled FR (for freshmen) and TR (for transfer students).

App. Req.:Application requirements are the general specificationsthat you must meet to be considered for undergraduateadmission. Requirements may be labeled FR (for freshmen)and TR (for transfer students).

The information listed is intended as a general profile ofeach campus - check with an admission counselor for further detailed information. Campus profile informationwas current as of April 2013. While we make every effort to ensure accuracy, always verify information with the colleges directly.

100+ Private Colleges and Universities

Search the Campus Profiles online at:www.nycolleges.org/view-college-information

American Academy McAllisterInstitute of Funeral Service619 West 54th St., 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10019Toll-free 866.932.2264 or 212.757.1190Fax: 212.765.5923E-mail: info@funeraleducation.orgWeb: www.funeraleducation.org

Degrees: A (AOS in funeral service)Enroll: UG: 416 (FT: 51 men, 86 women; PT: 116 men,163 women)12-13 T&F: $25,840 for 16-month AOS degree program,or $360 per credit (for online courses only)12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling until August 10; spring- rollinguntil December 14Fin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling until August 10; spring- rollinguntil December 14App.Req.: HS diploma or GED; letters of recommendation;essay; birth certificate; DD214 if applicable; statement ofhealth; proof of immunizations; signed campus securitydisclosure; personal interview; college transcripts, if applicable.

American Museum of NaturalHistory, Richard Gilder Graduate SchoolOffers only Graduate (advanced) degree: Ph.D.

79th St. and Central Park WestNew York, NY 10024212.769.5055Web: http://rggs.amnh.org

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Adelphi UniversityLevermore Hall 110, One South Ave.P.O. Box 701, Garden City, NY 11530-0701Toll-free 800.ADELPHI or 516.877.3050Fax: 516.877.3039E-mail: admissions@adelphi.eduWeb: http://admissions.adelphi.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, D, advanced certificate, post doctorate.Associate degrees offered through University College(Adult Academic Programs)Enroll: UG: 5,103 (FT: 1,390 men, 3,135 women; PT: 159men, 419 women). G/FP: 2,756 (FT: 1,629; PT: 1,127)12-13 T&F: $29,320 per year, or $860 per credit. 92% ofAdelphi's freshmen received institutional aid; 98% offreshmen received any type of aid. The average financialaid package award per full-time, undergraduate studentis approximately $20,475.12-13 R&B: $11,900 (standard room, average board; special residential options for performing arts majors,honor students and international students; residents required to have a meal plan)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, March 1 priority, early actionDecember 1; spring- rolling, November 30 priority. TR:fall- rolling, June 1 priority; spring- rolling, November 30priorityFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, March 1 priority; spring-rolling, November 1 priorityApp.Req.: Secondary school record; essay; entrance examinations (ACT or SAT); recommendation; collegetranscript if transfer student; $40 fee.

Albany College of Pharmacyand Health Sciences106 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208-3492Toll-free 888.203.8010 or 518.694.7221Fax: 518.694.7322E-mail: admissions@acphs.eduWeb: www.acphs.edu/admissions.aspx

Degrees: 4-year bachelor’s of science in pharmaceuticalsciences, biomedical technology (concentrations in clinical laboratory science, cytotechnology, pre-physicianassistant studies), health and human sciences, chemistryand microbiology; MS in pharmaceutical sciences, healthoutcomes research, biotechnology, cytotechnology andmolecular cytology; 6-year Doctor of Pharmacy.Enroll: UG: 1,072 (FT: 443 men, 617 women; PT: 5 men; 7 women). G/FP: 629 (FT: 614; PT: 15)12-13 T&F: $27,630, or $900 per credit. Students are required to have a laptop while enrolled.12-13 R&B: $9,760 App.Dates/FR: February 1 priority, early decision November 1. TR: February 1 priority; transfers into Doctorof Pharmacy Program apply through PharmCas atwww.pharmcas.orgFin.Aid Dates: February 1 priority, May 1 for the FAFSA,Nov 15 priority, Dec 15 for the CSS ProfileApp.Req./FR: SAT or ACT; 4 years of English; academiccollege preparatory electives (6 credits or units); 4 yearsof science, including chemistry; 3 years of mathematics, 4 recommended including pre-calculus or calculus;

recommendations. Contact admissions office for furtherinformation. TR: Minimum 2.5 GPA based on transferablecourses. More information for transfers is available atwww.pharmcas.org.

Albany Law SchoolOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

80 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208518.445.2326Web: www.albanylaw.edu

Albany Medical CollegeOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

Office of Admissions Mailcode 3 47 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208-3479518.262.5521Web: www.amc.edu

Alfred UniversityAlumni Hall, One Saxon Dr., Alfred, NY 14802-1205Toll-free 800.541.9229 or 607.871.2115Fax: 607.871.2198E-mail: admissions@alfred.eduWeb: www.alfred.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, D, certificate of advanced studyEnroll: UG: 1,935 (FT: 918 men, 966 women; PT: 22 men,29 women). G/FP: 427 (FT: 186; PT: 241)12-13 T&F: $27,794 (private college) for freshmen in theCollege of Liberal Arts & Sciences, College of ProfessionalStudies, or School of Business. For the NYS College of Ceramics (statutory college) School of Art and Design or School of Engineering (ceramic engineering, glass engineering science, or biomaterials science only) NYSresident $16,724, out-of-state resident $22,672. For freshmen in the School of Engineering (mechanical orundecided) $22,672. $872 per credit (for both private college and statutory college)12-13 R&B: $11,498 (double room, 300 block meal plan)App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1 priority, early decisionDecember 1; art & design portfolios due February 1;spring- December 1 (no spring enrollment for art & design students). TR: fall- August 1, art & design transferswith less than 24 credits follow freshman procedures;otherwise, submit by March 1 for maximum consideration; spring- December 1, art & design portfolios due November 15Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- March 15; spring- December 1.TR: fall- May 15; spring- December 1App.Req./FR: HS transcript including all academic workto date; at least 1 letter of recommendation; SAT or ACT;essay; additional credentials or interview may be requiredfor some applicants; portfolio is required for art and design applicants; $50 application fee (fee is waived forstudents that visit campus and may be also be waived forfinancial hardship). TR: Official transcript(s) from all colleges previously attended; an official HS transcript;essay; at least 1 letter of recommendation; $50 applicationfee (fee is waived for students that visit campus).

Campus Profiles

Bank Street College of EducationOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

610 West 112th St., New York, NY 10025212.875.4404Web: www.bankstreet.edu

Bard College30 Campus Rd.Annandale-on-Hudson, NY 12504845.758.7472Fax: 845.758.5208E-mail: admissions@bard.eduWeb: www.bard.edu/admissions

Degrees: A (at the Bard High School Early Colleges andthrough Bard Prison Initiative), B, M, DEnroll: UG: 2,051 (FT: 850 men, 1,108 women; PT: 46men, 47 women). G/FP: 271 (FT: 233; PT: 38)12-13 T&F: $44,798 per year, or $1,381 per credit (Feesfor first year students only: $230 for security deposit andID card; $570 for meals for August Language & Thinkingworkshop; $570 for meals for January Citizen Scienceprogram)12-13 R&B: $12,782 (freshmen required to live on campus if home is farther than 50 miles from campus)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early action November 1;spring- n/a. TR: fall- March 15; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 15. TR: fall- February 15;spring- December 15App.Req./FR: HS transcript; recommendation from HScounselor and 2 HS teachers (11th or 12th grade);essay/writing samples; interview not required. TR: HStranscript (if less than 2 years of college-level study completed); transfer questionnaire; Dean's report.

Barnard CollegeWomen only college.

3009 Broadway, New York, NY 10027212.854.2014Fax: 212.854.6220E-mail: admissions@barnard.eduWeb: www.barnard.edu/admission

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 2,504 (FT: n/a men, 2,466 women; PT: n/amen, 38 women). Women only college12-13 T&F: $43,502 per year, or $1,450 per credit12-13 R&B: $13,810 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision November15; spring- n/a. TR: fall- April 1; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 1, early decision November 15; spring- n/a. TR: fall- April 1; spring- November 1App.Req./FR: HS transcript; a completed Common Application and Barnard College Supplement; SAT and 2SAT subject tests, or ACT; HS recommendation: 1 schoolcounselor, 2 teacher recommendations. TR: Transfer version of the Common Application; Barnard Supplementfor Transfer; official transcripts of all college work; officialfinal high school transcript or official GED results; SAT orthe ACT; course catalogue(s) from all colleges in whichyou have been enrolled.

Boricua CollegeWeb: www.boricuacollege.edu

Bronx Campus

890 Washington Ave., Bronx, NY 10451347.964.8600; Fax: 347.964.8614 acruz@boricuacollege.edu

Brooklyn Campus/Graham Center

9 Graham Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 718.963.4112; Fax: 718.963.3473amorales@boricuacollege.edu

Brooklyn Campus/Northside Center

186 North 6th St., Brooklyn, NY 11211 718.782.2200; Fax: 718.782.2050fserrano@boricuacollege.edu

Manhattan Campus

3755 Broadway, New York, NY 10032 212.694.1000; Fax: 212.694.1015isanchez@boricuacollege.edu

Degrees: A, B, MEnroll: UG: 1,176 (FT: 281 men, 895 women; PT: 0). G/FP: 59 (FT: 59; PT: 0)12-13 T&F: $9,525 per year for Manhattan and BrooklynCampuses; $10,025 for Bronx Campus12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; application; interview;$25 fee.

Bramson ORT College69-30 Austin St., Forest Hills, NY 11375718.261.5800 x640Fax: 718.575.5119E-mail: admissions@bramsonort.eduWeb: www.bramsonort.edu

Bramson ORT College Extension Center in Bensonhurst 8109 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11204 718.259.5300

Degrees: A (also: certificate and diploma programs)Enroll: UG: 1,015 (FT: 957; PT: 58)12-13 T&F: $10,970 per year, or $435 per credit (booksnot included). Three mandatory semesters per year; associate degree requires four semesters.12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS graduate, equivalent HS diploma ordemonstrate Ability To Benefit: interest in pursuing a degree program; demonstrate proficiency in English.

Canisius College2001 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14208Toll-free 800.843.1517 or 716.888.2200Fax: 716.888.3230E-mail: admissions@canisius.eduWeb: www.canisius.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, MEnroll: UG: 3,280 (FT: 1,383 men, 1,571 women; PT: 264men, 62 women). G/FP: 1,628 (FT: 736; PT: 892)12-13 T&F: $32,030 12-13 R&B: $11,820 (traditional rooms, townhouses,apartments, suites available)App.Dates/FR: fall- May 1, March 1 priority; spring-rolling. TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req./FR: SAT and/or ACT; college preparatory program; 16 units of academic credit. TR: 2.0 GPA.

Cazenovia College22 Sullivan St., Cazenovia, NY 13035Toll-free 800.654.3210 or 315.655.7208Fax: 315.655.4860E-mail: admissions@cazenovia.eduWeb: www.cazenovia.edu

Degrees: A (5 degree programs offered through continuing education only), B (28 degree programs)Enroll: UG: 991 (FT: 238 men, 646 women; PT: 29 men,78 women)12-13 T&F: $28,022 per year (additional fees for art anddesign and equine majors), or $585 per credit up to 7credits12-13 R&B: $11,398 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: March 15 priorityApp.Req.: For bachelor’s degree- HS diploma or GED; recommendation; essay required; SAT or ACT recommended. Students entering as juniors must havecollege transcript, an associate degree or have completeda minimum of 60 credits and taken all prerequisites; overall 2.0 GPA required to transfer.16

Clarkson University8 Clarkson Ave., Potsdam, NY 13699Toll-free 800.527.6577 or 315.268.6480Fax: 315.268.7647E-mail: admission@clarkson.eduWeb: www.clarkson.edu/admissions/

Degrees: B, M, D, DPTEnroll: UG: 3,072 (FT: 2,199 men, 851 women; PT: 11men, 11 women). G/FP: 532 (FT: 501; PT: 31)12-13 T&F: $38,610 per year, or $1,259 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,534 (all undergraduates required to liveon campus)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision December1; spring- October 15. TR: fall- July 1 preferred; spring-December 1 preferredFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- March 1, February 15 priority. TR: fall- April 15, February 15 priorityApp.Req./FR: Official secondary school transcripts; anSAT or ACT score report (SAT subject tests optional); a personal statement describing a special interest, experience or achievement that is important and meaningful to the applicant and two letters of recommendation including one from a principal, headmaster or school counselor. A campus visit and personal interview are strongly recommended. For studentswhose first language is not English, a TOEFL or IELTS scorereport also required. TR: Transcripts from all colleges attended; transfer application; personal statement (optional); Dean of Students recommendation; and two letters of recommendation, including one from anacademic professor or instructor. Students with fewerthan 24 college credits must also submit official secondary school transcripts, and an SAT or ACT score report. An interview is recommended.

Cochran School of NursingSt. John's Riverside Hospital 967 North Broadway, Yonkers, NY 10701914.964.4296Fax: 914.964.4796E-mail: admissions@cochranschoolofnursing.usWeb: www.cochranschoolofnursing.us

Degrees: A (AAS)Enroll: UG: 88 (FT: 4 men, 16 women; PT: 10 men, 58women)12-13 T&F: $11,958 for first year, or $563 per credit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- April 15; spring- October 30Fin.Aid Dates: April 30App.Req./FR: HS diploma or General Education Diploma(GED); passing grade in HS or college algebra, biologyand chemistry; if official transcripts are unobtainable, the student may be allowed to take the College Level Examination Program (CLEP) exams in algebra, biology,and chemistry. Applicants with foreign transcripts mustprovide unofficial copy of their original foreign transcriptand have the transcript evaluated by World EducationServices or Globe Language Services and sent to Cochranas their official transcript. TR: Anatomy & Physiology I & II(with a lab) transferable with a minimum C+ grade orbetter, minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0 is required for alltransferable courses.

Colgate UniversityJames B. Colgate Hall, 13 Oak Dr., Hamilton, NY 13346315.228.7401Fax: 315.228.7544E-mail: admission@colgate.eduWeb: www.colgate.edu/admission-financial-aid

Degrees: B, MEnroll: UG: 2,850 (FT: 1,324 men, 1,526 women). G/FP: 10 (FT: 10)12-13 T&F: $44,640, or $5,541 per course (one time transcript fee of $50)12-13 R&B: $11,075 (first-years, sophomores & juniorsrequired to live on campus; figures are accurate for students living in a traditional residence hall; prices mayvary if living in Broad St. houses, University apartments,or townhouses)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision I November 15, early decision II January 15; spring- n/a.Regular decision candidates may convert to early decision II by filing an Early Decision Agreement prior toMarch 1. TR: fall- March 15; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision November 15; spring- n/a. TR: fall- March 15; spring- November 1App.Req.: HS transcript; Common Application and Common Application essay; counselor recommendationand two teacher recommendations; SAT or ACT; Colgatesupplement and essay; senior year grades; $60 fee.

College of Mount Saint Vincent6301 Riverdale Ave., Riverdale, NY 10471Toll-free 800.665.CMSV or 718.405.3267Fax: 718.549.7945E-mail: admissions.office@mountsaintvincent.eduWeb: www.mountsaintvincent.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 1,691 (FT: 434 men, 1021 women; PT: 32men, 204 women). G/FP: 234 (FT: 22; PT: 212)12-13 T&F: $29,110 per year, or $860 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,650 App.Dates: fall- rolling, early decision November 15;spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- rolling, March 15 priority; spring-rolling, December 15 priority. TR: fall- August 1; spring-December 1App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT, ACT, or TOEFL; 1 academicrecommendation; interview advised.

The College of New Rochelle29 Castle Place, New Rochelle, NY 10805Toll-free 800.933.5923 or 914.654.5452Fax: 914.654.5464E-mail: admission@cnr.eduWeb: www.cnr.edu

School of Arts and Sciences is women only. School ofNursing, School of New Resources and Graduate Schoolare coed.

School of New Resources

Office of the Dean55 Leland Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10805-2308Toll-free 800.288.4767 or 914.654.5528Fax: 914.654.5774E-mail: ebdeavila@cnr.eduWeb: www.cnr.edu

The School of New Resources also operates 5 branch campuses in the New York City metropolitan area:

Brooklyn Campus: 1368 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY 11216Co-op City Campus: 755 Co-op City Blvd., Bronx, NY 10475District Council 37 Campus: 125 Barclay St., New York, NY 10007John Cardinal O'Connor Campus: 332 East 149th St.,Bronx, NY 10451Rosa Parks Campus: 144 West 125th St., New York, NY 10027

Degrees: B, M (several accelerated bachelor’s to master's,RN and second degree bachelor’s to master's), post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 868 (FT: 31 men, 513 women; PT: 40 men,284 women). G/FP: 829 (FT: 129; PT: 700) (includes co-sponsored students and graduate nursing students)12-13 T&F: $29,630 per year, or $896 per credit (forSchool of Arts and Sciences and School of Nursing entering students)12-13 R&B: $11,130 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: SAT or ACT; 16 academic units.

The College of Saint Rose432 Western Ave., Albany, NY 12203-1490Toll-free 800.637.8556 or 518.454.5150Fax: 518.454.2013E-mail: admit@strose.eduWeb: www.strose.edu/apply

Degrees: B, M, certificatesEnroll: UG: 2,881 (FT: 888 men, 1,833 women; PT: 65men, 95 women). G/FP: 1,817 (FT: 750; PT: 1,067)12-13 T&F: $26,622 per year, or $856 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,870 (3 board plans available; early application for housing encouraged)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, December 1 preferred, February 1 priority TR: fall- rolling, February 1 if applyingfor scholarships, March 1 if applying for financial aid

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Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1 priority, February 15 prioritydeadline for financial aid; freshman scholarships awardedby the end of February; spring- October 1App.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT (optional); recommendation from teacher or school counselor; written essay or personal statement; audition for musicprograms; portfolio review for art programs; $40 application fee (waived for online applicants). TR: Collegetranscript; minimum GPA 2.5; letter of recommendation;personal statement.

Columbia UniversityUndergraduate Admissions, 212 Hamilton Hall, MC 2807,1130 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10027212.854.2522Fax: 212.854.1209E-mail: ugrad-ask@columbia.eduWeb: http://undergrad.admissions.columbia.edu

Degrees: B, M, D, FPEnroll: UG: 6,068 (FT: 3,204 men, 2,864 women; PT: n/a).G/FP: 18,36512-13 T&F: $47,34612-13 R&B: $11,496 (average)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, November 1 early decision; spring- n/a. TR: fall- March 15; spring- n/aFin.Aid Dates/FR: March 1. TR: April 20App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; 2 SAT Subject Tests;3 letters of reference; essay.

Concordia College171 White Plains Rd., Bronxville, NY 10708Toll-free 800.YES-COLLegeFax: 914.395.4636E-mail: admission@concordia-ny.eduWeb: www.concordia-ny.edu

Degrees: A, B, MEnroll: UG: 830 (FT: 258 men, 492 women ; PT: 22 men,58 women). G/FP: 37 (FT: 34; PT: 3)12-13 T&F: $26,500 per year, or $750 per credit12-13 R&B: $9,610 App.Dates/FR: fall- March 15 priority, early action November 15. TR: fall- July 15; spring- December 15Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- April 1 priority; spring- December15. TR: fall- July 15; spring- December 15App.Req./FR: HS transcript; essay; SAT or ACT; schoolcounselor recommendation; $50 fee. A supplemental application is required. TR: SAT or ACT if less than 28 college credits; college transcript; essay; recommendations;$50 fee. A supplemental application is required.

Cooper UnionFor the fall of 2013, Cooper Union offers full tuition scholarships to undergraduate students studying architecture, art and engineering. Beginning in fall 2014, admitted undergraduate students will receive aminimum 50% tuition scholarship. Students whodemonstrate greater need (by filling out the FAFSA and CSS profile) are eligible for further aid. Admissionsremain need-blind.

30 Cooper Square, Suite 300, New York, NY 10003212.353.4120Fax: 212.353.4342E-mail: admissions@cooper.eduWeb: www.cooper.edu

Degrees: B (art and engineering programs), B 5-year architecture program, M (School of Engineering andSchool of Architecture only)Enroll: UG: 873 (FT: 545 men, 317 women; PT: 12 men, 6 women). G/FP: 59 (FT: 41; PT: 18)12-13 T&F: Fees: $1,500 Cooper Union Annual StudentFee; $1,910 Annual International Student Fee; $150 Annual Lab Fee 12-13 R&B: $13,970 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 7 for architecture, January 9for art, February 1 for engineering, early decision for artand engineering December 3; spring- n/a. TR: fall- January 7 for architecture, January 9 for art, February 1for engineering; spring- n/aFin.Aid Dates: May 1App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; SAT Subject Test inmath and chemistry or physics and supplemental essayquestions for engineering program; home test for art andarchitecture programs. College transcripts for transferstudents.

Cornell University410 Thurston Ave., Ithaca, NY 14850607.255.5241Fax: 607.255.0659E-mail: admissions@cornell.eduWeb: http://admissions.cornell.edu

Degrees: B, M, D, FPEnroll: UG: 14,261 (FT: 7,042 men, 7,219 women; PT: n/a)G/FP: 7,163 (FT: 7,163; PT: n/a)12-13 T&F: $43,413 for College of Architecture, Art &Planning, College of Arts & Sciences, College of Engineering, and School of Hotel Administration. $27,273NYS resident, or $43,413 non-resident for NYS College of

Agriculture & Life Sciences, NYS College of Human Ecology, and NYS School of Industrial & Labor Relations12-13 R&B: $13,678 (On-campus housing guaranteedfor freshmen, sophomores and transfer students who desire it. Off-campus housing available)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 2, early decision November1, contact the admissions department. TR: fall- March 1;spring- October 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 15. For more information:www.finaid.cornell.edu. TR: fall- March 1; spring- October1. For more information: www.finaid.cornell.eduApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT with Writing; HSteacher and counselor recommendations; additional credentials may be required for some divisions; $75 fee.

Weill Cornell Graduate School of MedicalSciences

Offers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

Office of Admissions, 1300 York Ave., Room A-131Box 65, New York, NY 10065212.746.6565Web: weill.cornell.edu/gradschool/

Weill Cornell Medical College

Offers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

445 E. 69th St., Olin Hall-104, New York, NY 10021212.746.1067Web: www.med.cornell.edu/education/admissions/

Crouse Hospital College ofNursing736 Irving Ave., Syracuse, NY 13210315.470.7481Fax: 315.470.5774E-mail: crousecon@crouse.orgWeb: www.crouse.org/nursing

Degrees: A in applied science (nursing)Enroll: UG: 334 (FT: 160; PT: 174)12-13 T&F: $9,546 per year, or $275 per credit12-13 R&B: $7,250 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1; spring- September 1. TR: fall- June 1; spring- September 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- April 15; spring- October 15App.Req.: HS transcript; 2 professional reference letters;$50 application fee. TR: college transcript.

The Culinary Institute ofAmerica1946 Campus Dr., Hyde Park, NY 12538-1499Toll-free 800.CULINARY/800.285.4627 or 845.452.9430Fax: 845.451.1068E-mail: admissions@culinary.eduWeb: www.ciachef.edu

2 branch campuses located at Greystone in St. Helena,CA and San Antonio, TX. Also an additional campus atthe Singapore Institute of Technology.

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Degrees: A (21-month associate degree in culinary artsor in baking and pastry arts), B (38-month programs in culinary arts management, baking and pastry arts management, or culinary science)Enroll: UG: 2,827 (FT: 1,487 men, 1,340 women; PT: n/a)12-13 T&F: $27,13012-13 R&B: $8,580 (all students required to eat meals on campus; most rooms double occupancy; housingguaranteed to incoming freshmen; board only $2660)App.Dates: rolling, 16 entry dates per academic year forassociate degree; bachelor’s degree students enter 4times a yearFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; experience working in aprofessional kitchen; recommend applying 6 monthsprior to preferred entry date.

D'Youville College320 Porter Ave., Buffalo, NY 14201Toll-free 800.777.3921 or 716.829.7600Fax: 716.829.7900E-mail: admissions@dyc.eduWeb: www.dyc.edu/admissions/index.asp

Degrees: B, M (education, nursing, nurse practitioner,BS/MS dual degree in physician's assistant, dietetics, occupational therapy, international business, informationtechnology/international business), D (in health education, health policy and educational leadership, chiropractic, physical therapy, and pharmacy)Enroll: UG: 2,139 (FT: 471 men, 1,229 women; PT: 101men, 338 women). G/FP: 1,065 (FT: 730; PT: 335)12-13 T&F: $22,240 per year, or $680 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,250 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: March 1 suggestedApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; recommendationsand interviews suggested. For physician assistant program- supplemental application; recommendations;interviews.

Daemen College4380 Main St., Amherst, NY 14226-3592Toll-free 800.462.7652 or 716.839.8225Fax: 716.839.8229E-mail: admissions@daemen.eduWeb: www.daemen.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, BS/MS dual degreesEnroll: UG: 2,200 (FT: 469 men, 1,196 women; PT: 120men, 415 women). G/FP: 766 (FT: 548; PT: 218)12-13 T&F: $23,130 per year, or $750 per credit. For part-time students: $70 college fee for 6 to 11 credit hours,plus $6 per credit hour activity fee12-13 R&B: $10,700 (room and board fees vary by mealplan and residence hall)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rolling, October 1 priority.December 1 for physician assistant programFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, February 15 priority; spring-rolling, November 1 priorityApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; optional submission of SATor ACT (if opting out of standardized tests, must providegrades and rigor of coursework, writing sample,teacher/counselor recommendation, class rank, and

extracurricular activities); portfolio for art program applicants. All students transferring into the physician assistant program must apply through CASPA (CentralApplication Service for Physician Assistants). TR: transcripts and statement of good standing fromprior institution(s) acceptable in lieu of SAT or ACT; transfers without a college degree must submit bothhigh school and college transcripts.

Dominican College470 Western Highway, Orangeburg, NY 10962-1210Toll-free 866.432.4636 or 845.848.7901Fax: 845.365.3150E-mail: admissions@dc.eduWeb: www.dc.edu

Degrees: A in liberal arts, B, M (in business administration,educational media, childhood education, special education, teaching the blind and visually impaired, occupational therapy, family nurse practitioner), Doctorof Physical Therapy (DPT)Enroll: UG: 1,595 (FT: 475 men, 882 women; PT: 48 men,190 women). G/FP: 456 (FT: 115; PT: 341)12-13 T&F: $23,970 per year (including non-refundablefees), or $700 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,420 (board may increase or decrease according to the number of students in a room/suite)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, February 1 priority; spring-rolling, December 15 priority. TR: fall- rolling; spring-rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, March 1 priority; spring-rolling, October 30 priorityApp.Req.: 16 academic units; interview and campus visit recommended; SAT or ACT; TOEFL required for international students.

Dorothea Hopfer School ofNursing at Mount Vernon Hospital53 Valentine St., Mount Vernon, NY 10550914.361.6221Fax: 914.665.7047E-mail: hopferadmissions@sshsw.orgWeb: www.hopfer.org

Degrees: A in Science (registered nursing)Enroll: UG: 127 (FT: 0 men, 1 woman; PT: 19 men, 107women)12-13 T&F: $11,402 per year, or $500 per credit, $572 percredit if liberal arts courses needed12-13 R&B: n/a App.Dates: fall- (Day Program) March 14, 2014; spring-(Evening/Weekend Program) September 5, 2013Fin.Aid Dates: fall- June 1; spring- October 1App.Req.: HS diploma or GED; HS or college chemistry;first-time college students must have HS GPA of 85 orhigher plus one year of HS chemistry with a grade of C or higher. TR: GPA of 2.7 or higher based on completed,required courses. All applicants must also have satisfactory results on entrance exam.

Dowling College150 Idle Hour Blvd., Oakdale, NY 11769Toll-free 800.DOWLING or 631.244.3030Fax: 631.244.1059E-mail: admissions@dowling.eduWeb: www.dowling.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, post-master's certificate, D, advanced certificateEnroll: UG: 2,540 (FT: 860 men, 934 women; PT: 302men, 444 women). G/FP: 1,166 (FT: 396; PT: 770)12-13 T&F: $27,124 per year (based on 15 credits per semester), or $849 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,770 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rolling, February 15 priorityApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; essay or personal statementrequired; letter of recommendation required. TR: highschool and college transcripts; essay or personal statement.

Ellis School of Nursing1482 Erie Blvd., Schenectady, NY 12305 Mailing address: 1101 Nott St. Schenectady, NY 12308518.243.4471Fax: 518.243.4470Web: www.ehson.org

Degrees: AEnroll: UG: 132 (FT: 45; PT: 87)12-13 T&F: $7,678 for the Day Program, $6,760 for theEvening/Weekend Program, or $235 per credit for Schoolof Nursing Courses, $141 per credit for non-nursing credits12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: January 15Fin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; transcripts showingpassing grades for prerequisite courses; two references;interview (optional); $40 fee.

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Elmira CollegeOne Park Place, Elmira, NY 14901Toll-free 800.935.6472 or 607.735.1724Fax: 607.735.1718E-mail: admissions@elmira.eduWeb: www.elmira.edu

Degrees: A, B, M (MS in management and education)Enroll: UG: 1,386 (FT: 374 men, 825 women; PT: 31 men,156 women). G/FP: 147 (FT: 8; PT: 139)12-13 T&F: $38,150 per year, or $315 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,800 App.Dates/FR: fall- March 1, January 31 priority, earlydecision I November 15, early decision II January 15, February 1 priority; winter- December 1, November 1 priority; spring- February 15, February 1 priority. TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates/FR: April 1, February 1 priority. TR: April 1,March 1 priorityApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; essay; 1 recommendation;SAT or ACT; interview strongly recommended; fee. TR: official transcript(s) from all colleges attended; confidential Dean's Clearance Form for all colleges attended; recommendation; essay; interview stronglyrecommended; fee.

Excelsior College7 Columbia Circle, Albany, NY 12203-5159Toll-free 888.647.2388 or 518.464.8500Fax: 518.464.8777E-mail: admissions@excelsior.eduWeb: www.excelsior.edu

Non-campus-based, non-traditional virtual university for adult learners.

Degrees: A, B, M, certificateEnroll: UG: 35,801 (FT: n/a; PT: 14,610 men, 21,176women). G/FP: 1,393 (FT: n/a; PT: 1,393)12-13 T&F: $390 per credit tuition cost for all undergraduate courses, $80 application for admission,$440 annual fee12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates/TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates/TR: rollingApp.Req.: Open enrollment (eligibility for nursing programs limited to those with health care backgrounds).

Fei Tian College140 Galley Hill Rd., Cuddebackville, NY 12729845.672.0550Fax: 845.977.0481E-mail: applications@feitiancollege.orgWeb: http://feitiancollege.org

Degrees: B (BFA in classical Chinese dance and bachelor’s in music performance)Enroll: UG: 83 (FT: 42 ; PT: 41)12-13 T&F: $19,970 per year, or $750 per credit12-13 R&B: $5,750 App.Dates: fall- May; spring- January (check with admissions)Fin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcripts; SAT or ACT with Writing;TOEFL or other proof of English proficiency; Chineseproficiency test (optional); essay; two letters of recommendation; video file or DVD of recent performance; $50 fee.

Finger Lakes Health College of Nursing196 North St., Geneva, NY 14456315.787.4005Fax: 315.787.4275E-mail: ann.drake@flhealth.orgWeb: www.flhealth.org/nursingeducation

Degrees: A (AAS in nursing)Enroll: UG: 106 (FT: 2 men; 10 women; PT: 5 men, 89women)12-13 T&F: $8,035 12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates/FR: March 1. TR: spring- September 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: April 15. TR: December 15App.Req.: HS diploma or GED; biology, chemistry and algebra with a final grade of C or better within 7 years ofadmission; physical examination and required immunizations; current CPR.

Fordham UniversityOffice of Undergraduate Admission, Duane Library441 East Fordham Rd., Bronx, NY, 10458Toll-free 800.FORDHAM or 718.817.4000Fax: 718.367.9404E-mail: enroll@fordham.eduWeb: www.fordham.edu/admiss/index.html

Degrees: B, M, D, FPEnroll: UG: 8,325 (FT: 3,654 men, 4,056 women; PT: 255men, 360 women). G/FP: 6,845 (FT: 4,251; PT: 2,594)12-13 T&F: $41,732 per year, or $1,367 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,374 averageApp.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early action November15; priority performance deadline for dance and theatreapplicants November 1; spring- December 1. TR: fall-June 1; spring- December 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: FAFSA and CSS Profile due February 1;early action and priority performance CSS Profile due December 1. TR: rollingApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; essay and recommendation required; SAT Subject Tests are optional. TOEFL and SAT required for international applicants. TR: all college transcripts and letter of goodstanding.

Fordham University, Lincoln Center Campus

113 West 60th St., New York, NY 10023212.636.6000

Fordham University, Westchester CampusPrograms offered vary by school, please call. Offers onlyGraduate (advanced) degrees.

400 Westchester Ave., West Harrison, NY 10604Business: Toll-free 800.225.4422 or 914.367.3271Education: 212.636.6400Social Services: 212.636.6600Religion and Religious Education: 718.817.4800Arts and Science: 718.817.4419Law: 212.636.6000Web: www.fordham.edu/admiss/index.html

Hamilton College198 College Hill Rd., Clinton, NY 13323Toll-free 800.843.2655 or 315.859.4421Fax: 315.859.4457E-mail: admission@hamilton.eduWeb: www.hamilton.edu/admission

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 1,884 (FT: 910 men, 958 women; PT: 7 men, 9 women)12-13 T&F: $44,350 12-13 R&B: $11,270 (students required to live in college-approved housing)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision November15; spring- n/a. TR: fall- April 15; spring- November 15Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 8. TR: fall- April 15; spring-November 15App.Req./FR: HS transcripts; SAT, 3 SAT Subject Tests, orACT; personal essay; interview recommended; fee. TR: official college transcript.

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Hartwick CollegeBresee Hall, Oneonta, NY 13820Toll-free 888.HARTWICK or 607.431.4150Fax: 607.431.4102E-mail: admissions@hartwick.eduWeb: www.hartwick.edu/x10296.xml

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 1,558 (FT: 611 men, 892 women; PT: 19 men,36 women)12-13 T&F: $37,860, or $1,170 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,085 App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, early decision November 1;spring- rolling. TR: fall- August 1; spring- January 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- November 1 for early decision, assoon as possible after January 1 for regular admission;spring- rolling. TR: fall- August 1; spring- January 1App.Req.: HS transcript required; SAT or ACT optional except for nursing majors and home-schooled appli-cants; counselor and teacher recommendations (optional); essay (optional); interview optional.

Helene Fuld College of NursingThis college accepts licensed practical nurses and registered nurses only.

24 East 120th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10035212.616.7200Fax: 212.616.7297E-mail: gladys.pineda@helenefuld.eduWeb: www.helenefuld.edu

Degrees: A (1-year full-time program for LPNs only whowant to become RNs; part-time students also admitted),B (RN to BS)Enroll: UG: 356 (FT: 26 men, 142 women; PT: 32 men,156 women)12-13 T&F: $17,043 per year full-time (includes graduation fee), or $304 per credit part-time12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: rolling, students admitted in November andApril for the associate degree program; September forthe bachelor’s degree programFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: For the associate degree program: HS and college transcripts; LPN license; two recommendations;school-administered practical nursing equivalency, reading, writing and mathematics tests; $110 fee. For thebachelor’s program: HS and college transcripts; RN license; two recommendations; $50 fee.

Hilbert College5200 South Park Ave., Hamburg, NY 14075-1597Toll-free 800.649.8003 or 716.649.7900 x211Fax: 716.649.1152E-mail: admissions@hilbert.eduWeb: www.hilbert.edu

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Degrees: A, B, MEnroll: UG: 1,033 (FT: 398 men, 478 women; PT: 57 men,98 women). G/FP: 42 (FT: 39; PT: 3)12-13 T&F: $19,400 per year (full-time 12-18 credits), or$465 per credit12-13 R&B: $8,400 for double room (costs vary by roomtype and meal plan). 19 meals/week; meal plan requiredfirst 2 semesters on campus. $125 security deposit forfirst-time resident students.App.Dates: rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; college transcripts iftransfer student; interview recommended; non-refundable $25 fee (waived for online applications).

Hobart and William Smith Colleges629 South Main St., Geneva, NY 14456Toll-free 800.852.2256 or 315.781.3622Fax: 315.781.3914E-mail: admissions@hws.eduWeb: www.hws.edu

Degrees: B, M (MAT)Enroll: UG: 2,248 (FT: 1,001 men, 1,243 women; PT: 4 men, 0 women). G/FP: 8 12-13 T&F: $44,43812-13 R&B: $11,261 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1, early decision I November 15, early decision II January 1; spring- n/a.TR: fall- July 1; spring- November 15Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 15, early decision I December 1, early decision II January 15. TR: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript; 1 teacher recommendation required from an English, history, science, math or language teacher (for transfers - 2 recommendations, 1 from an academic dean, 1 from a professor); interviewstrongly advised; $45 fee (waived for online applications).

Hofstra University100 Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY 11549Toll-free 800.HOFSTRA or 516.463.6700Fax: 516.463.5100E-mail: admission@hofstra.eduWeb: www.hofstra.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, post-bachelor’s, M, post-master's, D, FP, certificateEnroll: UG: 6,893 (FT: 2,936 men, 3,438 women; PT: 291men, 228 women). G/FP: 4,130 (FT: 2,944; PT: 1,186)12-13 T&F: $35,950 per year, or $1,100 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,070 (typical plan)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, early action December 15;spring- rolling. TR: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, February 15 priority; spring-rolling, December 15 priorityApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; graduation from approvedHS or GED; SAT or ACT; letter of recommendation; essay;$70 fee. TR: college transcript; $70 fee.

Houghton CollegeP.O. Box 128, Houghton, NY 14744Toll-free 800.777.2556 or 585.567.9353Fax: 585.567.9522E-mail: admission@houghton.eduWeb: www.houghton.edu

Degrees: A, B, MEnroll: UG: 1,147 (FT: 364 men, 722 women; PT: 25 men,36 women). G/FP: 18 (FT: 10; PT: 8)12-13 T&F: $26,924 per year, or $1,125 per credit (tuitionincludes all required fees)12-13 R&B: $7,778 App.Dates: fall- November 2 fee waiver deadline, January 4 priority scholarship and honors consideration,rolling thereafter; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: March 1 priority, rolling thereafterApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; recommendation;essay. TR: Transfer students are required to submit college transcripts along with SAT/ACT scores (in somecases); essay is optional.

Institute of Design and Construction141 Willoughby St., Brooklyn, NY 11201718.855.3661Fax: 718.852.5889E-mail: ebattista@idc.eduWeb: www.idc.edu

Degrees: A in occupational studiesEnroll: UG: 127 (FT: 45 men, 10 women; PT: 62 men, 10 women)12-13 T&F: $8,080 per year, or $325 per credit12-13 R&B: n/a (housing referrals available upon request; some students reside at Long Island University directly across the street)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: High school diploma or GED.

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Iona College715 North Ave., New Rochelle, NY 10801-1890Toll-free 800.231.IONA or 914.633.2502Fax: 914.637.2778E-mail: admissions@iona.eduWeb: www.iona.edu/admissions/

Degrees: B, M, post-bachelor’s certificates, post-master'scertificatesEnroll: UG: 3,462 (FT: 1,267 men, 1,660 women; PT: 248men, 287 women). G/FP: 779 (FT: 261; PT: 518)12-13 T&F: $31,540, or $980 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,788 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 15 priority, early action December 1; spring- November 15. TR: fall- applicationclosing date- August 15, July 1 priority; spring- November 15Fin.Aid Dates: fall- April 15 priority; spring- October 15App.Req./FR: application; SAT or ACT; HS transcript;essay; 2 recommendations. TR: include college transcripts; SAT requirement waived with more than 24 college credits.

Iona College Rockland Graduate CenterOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

2 Blue Hill PlazaP.O. Box 1522, Pearl River, NY 10965-8522866.850.IONA or 845.620.1350Web: www.iona.edu/rockland

Ithaca College953 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850-7002Toll-free 800.429.4274 or 607.274.3124Fax: 607.274.1900E-mail: admission@ithaca.eduWeb: www.ithaca.edu/admission

Degrees: B, M, D in physical therapy, certificatesEnroll: UG: 6,281 (FT: 2,699 men, 3,460 women; PT: 64men, 58 women). G/FP: 478 (FT: 430; PT: 48)12-13 T&F: $37,000 per year, or $1,232 per credit12-13 R&B: $13,400 (on-campus housing guaranteed forundergraduates; full-time undergraduates required tolive in college facilities - exceptions by permission only)App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1, November 1 priority;spring- December 1. TR: fall- March 1; spring- December 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- February 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: HS transcript and counselor recommendation;interview advised; audition for music or theatre arts.

Keuka CollegeBall Hall, Keuka Park, NY 14478Toll-free 800.33.KEUKA or 315.279.5254Fax: 315.279.5386E-mail: admissions@mail.keuka.eduWeb: www.keuka.edu

Keuka College off-campus sites in China include: TianjinUniversity of Science and Technology, Wenzhou University,Jimei University, and Yunnan University of Finance andEconomics. Sites in Vietnam include: Vietnam NationalUniversity and the University of Science of Vietnam National University. Adult degree completion programsites are located in Auburn, Canandaigua, Clifton Springs,Corning, Geneva, Hamilton, Rochester and Syracuse, NY.

Degrees: B, M (M.S. degrees in childhood education,criminal justice administration, occupational therapy,management, nursing)Enroll: UG: 1,874 (FT: 413 men, 1,138 women; PT: 54men, 269 women). G/FP: 217 (FT: 193; PT: 25)12-13 T&F: $26,320 per year, or $850 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,280 (freshmen required to live on campus unless commuting from home; guaranteedhousing for full-time students)App.Dates: rollingFin.Aid Dates: April 14App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; essays; minimumone letter of recommendation; $30 application fee.

The King's College350 5th Ave., LL, New York, NY 10118Toll-free 888.969.7200 or 212.659.3610Fax: 212.659.3611E-mail: info@tkc.eduWeb: www.tkc.edu/admissions

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 582 (FT: 228 men, FT: 337 women; PT: 9 men,PT: 8 women)12-13 T&F: $29,240 per year, or $1,203.75 per credit App.Dates: fall- November 15 priority; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- n/aApp.Req.: SAT or ACT; HS transcript; $30 fee.

Le Moyne College1419 Salt Springs Rd., Syracuse, NY 13214-1301Toll-free 800.333.4733 or 315.445.4300Fax: 315.445.4711E-mail: admission@lemoyne.eduWeb: www.lemoyne.edu/admissions

Degrees: B- BA and BS, M- MBA, MSEd, MST, MS, post-bachelor’s certificate, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 2,749 (FT: 988 men, 1,350 women; PT: 104men, 307 women). G/FP: 590 (FT: 156; PT: 434)12-13 T&F: $29,460 per year, or $597 per credit 12-13 R&B: $11,320 (campus housing guaranteed for 4years; townhouse and garden apartments available bothon and off campus for upperclass students)App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1 priority; spring- December 1 priority. TR: fall- August 1 priority; spring-December 1 priority

Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 1 priority; spring- December 1 priority. TR: fall- March 15 priority; spring-December 15 priorityApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; personal essay; 2 recommendations; interview recommended.

Long Island UniversityToll-free: 800.LIU.PLANWeb: www.liu.edu

Brentwood CampusRegional campus. This campus only admits undergraduatetransfer students and master's students.100 2nd Ave., Brentwood, NY 11717631.273.5112Fax: 631.952.0809E-mail: brentwood-info@liu.eduWeb: www2.liu.edu/cwis/brent/admissionsDegrees: B, B- Upper Division only, M (only admits undergraduate transfer students and master’s students) Enroll: UG: 30 (FT: 7 men, 11 women; PT: 5 men, 7women). G/FP: 310 (FT: 135; PT: 175)12-13 T&F: $32,642 per year for 15 credits, or $974 percredit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates/TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates/TR: fall- August 15; spring- January 15App.Req.: All official transcripts. Note: this campus onlyadmits transfer students.

Brooklyn CampusResidential campus.One University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11201Toll-free 800.LIU.PLAN or 718.488.1011Fax: 718.797.2399E-mail: admissions@brooklyn.liu.eduWeb: www.liu.edu/brooklyn/admissionsDegrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, D, FP, advanced certificateEnroll: UG: 5,109 (FT: 1,319 men, 2,988 women; PT: 179men, 623 women). G/FP: 3,458 (FT: 2,060; PT: 1,398)12-13 T&F: $32,818 per year, or $974 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,700 App.Dates: rolling, March 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates: rolling, March 15 priorityApp.Req.: All transcripts; standardized test scores (depending on program); portfolio for art, audition fordance.

C.W. Post CampusCommuter and Residential campus.720 Northern Blvd., Brookville, NY 11548-1300Toll-free 800.LIU.PLAN or 516.299.2900Fax: 516.299.2137E-mail: post-enroll@liu.eduWeb: www.liu.edu/CWPost/AdmissionsDegrees: B, B-Upper Division-only in nursing, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, advanced certificate and diplomaEnroll: UG: 8,315 (FT: 1,448 men, 2,530 women; PT: 661men, 3,676 women). G/FP: 2,697 (FT: 1,241; PT: 1,456)12-13 T&F: $32,862 per year or $974 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,240 App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, March 1 priority; spring-rolling. TR: fall- rolling, February 1 priority

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Manhattan School of Music120 Claremont Ave., New York, NY 10027917.493.4436Fax: 212.749.3025E-mail: admission@msmnyc.eduWeb: www.msmnyc.edu

Degrees: B, M, D, 1-year professional studies certificate,1-year artist diplomaEnroll: UG: 391 (FT: 386; PT: 5). G/FP: 542 (FT: 541; PT: 1)12-13 T&F: $35,140 per year12-13 R&B: $13,550 App.Dates: December 1Fin.Aid Dates: March 1App.Req.: Transcripts; Unified Application for Conservatory; admission prescreen recording (some majors); audition; recommendation; TOEFL if English isnot first language.

Manhattanville College2900 Purchase St., Purchase, NY 10577Toll-free 800.328.4553 or 914.323.5464Fax: 914.694.1732E-mail: admissions@mville.eduWeb: www.mville.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, post-master's certificate, D (EdD)Enroll: UG: 1,767 (FT: 601 men, 1,058 women; PT: 54men, 54 women). G/FP: 1,198 (FT: 325; PT: 873)12-13 T&F: $35,370 per year, or $790 per credit12-13 R&B: $14,340 App.Dates/FR: fall- March 1 priority, early decision December 1; spring- rolling. TR: fall- March 1 priority;spring- December 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1 priority; spring- December 1App.Req.: HS transcript; TOEFL; 2 teacher recommendations; interview and essay recommended.

Maria College700 New Scotland Ave., Albany, NY 12208518.438.3111 x217Fax: 518.453.1366E-mail: admissions@mariacollege.eduWeb: www.mariacollege.edu

Degrees: A (also: certificate programs- bereavementstudies, gerontology, paralegal, practical nurse), B (RN-BSin nursing)Enroll: UG: 885 (FT: 198; PT: 687)12-13 T&F: $10,200 per year, or $435 per credit (fees varyby program). $12,600 for RN-BS program, or $540 percredit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling, August 15 priority; spring-rolling, December 15 priority; summer- rolling, April 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; SAT or ACT; recommendation; interview; all college transcripts if transferring; highest-level transcript only for bereavement and gerontology certificate programs. For the RN-BS program: A degree in nursing with a

cumulative 2.5 GPA; current RN license; twoacademic/professional references; personal statement;appropriate health-clearance requirements.

Marist College3399 North Rd., Poughkeepsie, NY 12601Toll-free 800.436.5483 or 845.575.3226Fax: 845.575.3215E-mail: admission@marist.eduWeb: www.marist.edu/admission

Branch Campus partnership with the Lorenzo de'MediciInstitute in Florence, Italy

Degrees: B, MEnroll: UG: 5,560 (FT: 1,974 men, 2,794 women; PT: 371men, 421 women). G/FP: 817 (FT: 202; PT: 615)12-13 T&F: $30,000 per year, or $634 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,600 (varies based on residence and mealplan)App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1, early decision November1, early action November 15; spring- November 1 preferred. TR: fall- rolling, June 1 preferred; spring-rolling, December 1 preferredFin.Aid Dates/FR: February 15. TR: fall- February 15;spring- November 15App.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT considered ifsubmitted; 2 letters of recommendation; $50 fee; collegepreparatory curriculum recommended; essay. TR: HStranscript; college transcript(s); SAT or ACT considered ifsubmitted; 1 letter of recommendation; HS collegepreparatory curriculum recommended; essay; $50 fee.

Marymount Manhattan College221 East 71st St., New York, NY 10021Toll-free 800.MARYMOUNT or 212.517.0430Fax: 212.517.0448E-mail: admissions@mmm.eduWeb: www.mmm.edu/become/index.html

Degrees: B (BA, BS, BFA)Enroll: UG: 1,946 (FT: 395 men, 1,297 women; PT: 42men, 212 women)12-13 T&F: $25,688 per year, or $816 per credit12-13 R&B: $14,228 App.Dates: fall- rolling, March 15 priority; spring- rolling,November 15 priorityFin.Aid Dates: fall- March 15 priority; spring- November15 priorityApp.Req.: HS transcript, and college transcript(s) if transferring; HS diploma or GED; SAT or ACT; 2 recommendations; essay required; interview recommended.

Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- March 1 priority; spring- rolling.Certain freshman merit scholarship deadlines: fall- March1; spring- October 1. TR: fall- July 1; spring- October 1App.Req.: All transcripts; standardized test scores; application requirements may vary by program, auditionfor music and dance programs.

Riverhead CampusRegional Campus. This campus only admits undergraduatetransfer and master's students.121 Speonk-Riverhead Road, Riverhead, NY 11901631.287.8010Fax: 631.287.8253E-mail: riverhead@liu.eduWeb: www.liu.edu/Riverhead/AdmissionsDegrees: B, M, advanced certificateEnroll: UG: 51 (FT: 10 men, 30 women; PT: 0 men, 11 women). G/FP: 171 (FT: 14; PT: 157)12-13 T&F: $32,642 per year for 15 credits, or $974 per credit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates/TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates/TR: March 1App.Req.: Official transcripts from all colleges attended.Note: this campus admits transfer students only.

Rockland Graduate CampusOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees70 Route 340, Orangeburg, NY 10962845.359.7200Web: www.liu.edu

Westchester Graduate CampusOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees735 Anderson Hill Rd., Purchase, NY 10577800.GRAD.LIU or 914.831.2700Web: www.liu.edu/cwis/west

Manhattan CollegeManhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10471Toll-free 800.MC2.XCEL or 718.862.7200Fax: 718.862.8019E-mail: admit@manhattan.eduWeb: www.manhattan.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, MEnroll: UG: 3,351 (FT: 1,713 men, 1,428 women; PT: 151men, 59 women). G/FP: 449 (FT: 190; PT: 259)12-13 T&F: $32,930 per year average, or $810 per credit;fees vary by school ($1,100-$2,200)12-13 R&B: $12,600 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 15 priority, early decisionNovember 15; spring- December 1. TR: fall- July 1 priority; spring- n/aFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- March 1 priority; spring- December 1 priority. TR: fall- April 1 priority; spring- n/aApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; school recommendation; interview strongly advised; shortessay; $60 fee.

12-13 T&F: $17,230 per year, or $561 per credit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rolling; summer- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rolling, as early as possible; semestersbegin early in September, January, and late AprilApp.Req./FR: Standardized Test (Accuplacer); interview;fee; recent high school graduates may substitute SAT orACT combined scores for the college's entrance exam;transcripts of academic work. TR: transfers with 24 credits of "B" work may be waived from taking the entrance exam. Students transferring from communitycolleges or other two-year colleges that have an articulation agreement with MCNY are not required totake the entrance exam.

Molloy College1000 Hempstead Ave., P.O. Box 5002Rockville Centre, NY 11571-5002Toll-free 888.4MOLLOY or 516.678.5000 x6230Fax: 516.256.2247E-mail: admissions@molloy.eduWeb: www.molloy.edu/admissions-and-aid

Degrees: A, B, M- in criminal justice, education, business,nursing, music therapy and speech-language pathology;post-master's certificate in education and nursing, D- innursingEnroll: UG: 3,444 (FT: 697 men, 1,945 women; PT: 155men, 647 women). G/FP: 1,038 (FT: 184; PT: 854)12-13 T&F: $24,420 per year, or $770 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,080 App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, October 15 priority; spring-rolling. TR: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: May 1App.Req.: HS diploma with 20.5 units (4 English, 3 foreign language, 3 math, 4 social science, 3 science, 3.5 academic electives); SAT or ACT; official HS and college transcripts; $30 fee.

Suffolk CenterOffers graduate education and nursing programs.7180 Republic Airport, E. Farmingdale, NY 11735516.678.5000 x7509

Mount Saint Mary College330 Powell Ave., Newburgh, NY 12550Toll-free 888.YES.MSMC or 845.569.3248Fax: 845.562.6762E-mail: admissions@msmc.eduWeb: www.msmc.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M- MBA, education, nursing, adult nursepractitionerEnroll: UG: 2,286 (FT: 552 men, 1,311 women; PT: 96men, 327 women). G/FP: 295 (FT: 56; PT: 239)12-13 T&F: $25,340 per year, or $813 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,810App.Dates/FR: fall- August 15; spring- rolling. TR: fall-rolling, August 1 priority; spring- rolling, January 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates: rolling, February 15 recommendedApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; SAT or ACT.

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Medaille College18 Agassiz Circle, Buffalo, NY 14214Toll-free 800.292.1582 or 716.880.2200Fax: 716.880.2007E-mail: admissionsug@medaille.eduWeb: www.medaille.edu

Amherst Branch Campus30 Wilson Rd., Amherst, NY 14221 716.631.1061

Rochester Campus1880 South Winton Rd., Rochester, NY 14618 585.272.0030

Degrees: A, B, M, D, certificate, advanced certificateEnroll: UG: 1,844 (FT: 581 men, 1,069 women; PT: 42men, 152 women). G/FP: 790 (FT: 692; PT: 98)12-13 T&F: $22,678 per year, or $799 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,760 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- rolling, March 15 preferred;spring- rolling. TR: fall- rolling; spring- rollingApp.Req.: HS diploma or GED; HS transcript and, if appropriate, college transcripts; SAT; interview.

Memorial School of Nursing600 Northern Blvd. Albany, NY 12204518.471.3260Fax: 518.447.3559E-mail: negrond@nehealth.comWeb: www.nehealth.com

Degrees: A in applied science (nursing)Enroll: UG: 112 (FT: 0 men, 14 women; PT: 17 men, 81 women)12-13 T&F: $9,033 per year (average), or $260 per creditfor nursing, $162 per credit non-nursing12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- February 1; spring- August 1Fin.Aid Dates: summer/fall- April 1; spring- December 1App.Req.: Application; official transcripts from all highschools and colleges attended; pre-admissions test.

Mercy CollegeToll-free 877.MERCY.GOE-mail: admissions@mercy.eduWeb: www.mercy.edu/admissions

12-13 T&F: $17,556 per year (fees vary), or $715 percredit12-13 R&B: $11,995 double occupancy (dormitory facilities available at Dobbs Ferry Campus)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, February 15 priority; spring-rolling, November 1 priorityApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; counselor recommendation; $40 fee.

Bronx Campus1200 Waters Place Bronx, NY 10461 718.678.8012Fax: 718.678.8664Degrees: A, B, M, certificatesEnroll: UG: 1,473 (FT: 338 men, 784 women; PT: 79 men,272 women). G/FP: 725 (FT: 292; PT: 433)

Dobbs Ferry Campus555 Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 914.674.7324Fax: 914.674.7382Degrees: A, B, M, advanced master's (DPT, OT and PT offered only at Dobbs Ferry campus), advanced and post-master's certificatesEnroll: UG: 3,924 (FT: 1,066 men, 1,954 women; PT: 258men, 646 women). G/FP: 1,321 (FT: 617; PT: 704)

Manhattan Campus66 West 35th St., New York, NY 10001212.615.3319Fax: 212.967.2702Degrees: B, M and certificate programsEnroll: UG: 927 (FT: 219 men, 549 women; PT: 40 men,119 women). G/FP: 235 (FT: 92, PT: 143)

Yorktown Campus2651 Strang Blvd., Yorktown Heights, NY 10598914.245.6100Fax: 914.674.7608Degrees: A, B, M, D, professional practice and certificateprogramsEnroll: UG: 205 (FT: 52 men, 100 women; PT 14 men, 39women). G/FP: 162 (FT: 40; PT: 122)

Metropolitan College of New York431 Canal St., New York, NY 10013Toll-free 800.33THINK x5001 or 212.343.1234 x5001Fax: 212.343.8470E-mail: admissions@mcny.eduWeb: www.mcny.edu/admissions/admissions1.php

Bronx Center529 Courtland Ave., Bronx, NY 10451Degrees: A, B, M, MBA, MPA, MSEd, certificateEnroll: UG: 910 (FT: 301 men, 550 women; PT: 13 men,46 women). G/FP: 367 (FT: 329; PT: 38)

Campus Profiles

Degrees: B, undergraduate diploma, M, professionalstudies diplomaEnroll: UG: 198 (FT: 77 men, 103 women; PT: 11 men, 7 women). G/FP: 176 (FT: 176)12-13 T&F: $37,520; $1,200 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,090 App.Dates/FR: fall- December 1 priority; spring- n/a. TR: fall- December 1 priority; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: Secondary school transcript; one recommendation from a recent music teacher; entranceexaminations; recommendation from a teacher; audition;TOEFL scores for international students; personal statement; scholarship essay; pre-screening recording;audition; $100 fee.

Parsons The New School for Design66 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10011Toll-free 877.292.3040 or 212.229.5150Fax: 212.229.5355E-mail: thinkparsons@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/parsons/admission/Degrees: A, B, combined BA/BFA program with EugeneLang, graduate certificate, M Enroll: UG: 4,260 (FT: 836 men, 2,977 women; PT: 76men, 371 women). G/FP: 656 (FT: 190 men, 404 women;PT: 17 men, 45 women)12-13 T&F: $40,140, or $1,335 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,090 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1 priority, early action November 1; spring- November 1 priority; BA/BFA withEugene Lang College The New School for Liberal ArtsFebruary 1. TR: April 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req./FR: Secondary school transcript; SAT or ACT;Parson's Challenge; portfolio; TOEFL for international applicants; $50 fee. TR: college transcripts.

The New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music55 West 13th St., 5th Floor, New York, NY 10011800.292.3040 or 212.229.5150Fax: 212.229.8936E-mail: jazzadm@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/jazz/admissionDegrees: B (BFA), combined BA/BFA program with Eugene LangEnroll: UG: 270 (FT: 207 men; 50 women; PT: 12 men, 1 woman)12-13 T&F: $37,520, or $1,200 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,090 App.Dates: fall- January 1; spring- September 15Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req./FR: Official secondary school transcript; pre-screening recording (if applicable); audition; personalstatement; 2 letters of recommendation; $100 fee. Fordual-degree program with Eugene Lang College: 2 essays;2 recommendations; SAT/ACT scores (or a graded academic paper). TR: college transcript. Note that with24 university credits, secondary school transcript iswaived. For international applicants: TOEFL (if applicable); official translation of transcripts. Note that to be considered for transfer credits, must submit a WES course by course evaluation.

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Nazareth College4245 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618-3790Toll-free 800.462.3944 or 585.389.2860Fax: 585.389.2826E-mail: admissions@naz.eduWeb: http://admissions.naz.edu

Degrees: B, M, DEnroll: UG: 2,095 (FT: 525 men, 1,437 women; PT: 32men, 101 women). G/FP: 815 (FT: 403; PT: 412)12-13 T&F: $28,330 per year, or $646 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,588 App.Dates/FR: fall- early decision November 1, early action December 1, regular decision February 1. TR: fall- rolling, April 1 priority; spring- rolling, November1 priorityFin.Aid Dates/FR: May 1, February 15 priority. TR: fall-February 15 preferred; spring- November 15 preferredApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; Common Application; 1 to 3recommendations; essay or graded writing sample; SATor ACT optional. TR: Universal Application; college transcripts; essay; HS transcript required only for studentswith less than 30 credits.

The New SchoolEugene Lang College The New School forLiberal Arts65 West 11th St, New York, NY, 10011Toll-free 800.292.3040 or 212.229.5150Fax: 212.229.5355E-mail: lang@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/lang/admissionDegrees: B, combined bachelor’s/master's programsacross campuses Enroll: UG: 1,457 (FT: 425 men, 930 women; PT: 42 men,60 women)12-13 T&F: $38,570, or $1,280 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,090 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 6, early entrance January 6,early decision November 15, BA/BFA with The NewSchool for Jazz January 1, BA/BFA with Parsons The NewSchool for Design February 1; spring- November 5,BA/BFA with The New School for Jazz September 15. TR: fall- April 1, BA/BFA with The New School for Jazz January 1, BA/BFA with Parsons The New School for Design February 1; spring- November 5, BA/BFA with The New School for Jazz September 15Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1 priority; BA/BFA priority February 1; spring- November 1 priorityApp.Req.: Common Application (online), 2 essays, secondary school transcript, counselor recommendation,teacher evaluation, SAT or ACT scores (or a graded academic paper), TOEFL score (for ESL students); $50 fee. TR: college transcripts.

Mannes College The New School for Music150 West 85th St., New York, NY 10024Toll-free 800.292.3040 or 212-229-5150Fax: 212.580.1738E-mail: mannesadmissions@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/mannes/admission

The New School for Public Engagement72 Fifth Ave., 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10011800.292.3040 or 212.229.5150Fax: 212.627.2695E-mail: nspeundergrad@newschool.edu; nsadmissions@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/public-engagement/

admissionDegrees: B, M, D, certificateEnroll: UG: 590 (FT: 107 men, 165 women; PT: 124 men,194 women). G/FP: 1,634 (FT: 280 men, 672 women; PT: 208 men, 474 women)12-13 T&F: $25,700, or $1,035 per credit12-13 R&B: $15,090 App.Dates: fall- June 1; spring- November 1; summer-April 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: Official college transcripts (HS school transcript or GED only if fewer than 24 credits); 3 essays(Personal Statement, New Way of Thinking, EducationalGoals and Outcomes); resume; $50 fee.

The New School for Social Research72 Fifth Ave., New York, NY 10011Toll-free 800.292.3040 or 212.229.5150Fax: 212.627.2695E-mail: SocialResearchAdmit@newschool.eduWeb: www.newschool.edu/nssr/

New York Chiropractic CollegeOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

2360 State Rt. 89, P.O. Box 800Seneca Falls, NY 13148-0800Toll-free 800.234.6922 or 315.568.3040Web: www.nycc.edu

New York College of Podiatric MedicineOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

53 East 124th St., New York, NY 10035Toll-free 800.526.6966 or 212.410.8098 or 8099Web: www.nycpm.edu

New York Institute of Technology (NYIT)E-mail: admissions@nyit.eduWeb: www.nyit.edu/admissions/

Manhattan Campus1855 Broadway, New York, NY 10023-7692212.261.1508Fax: 212.261.1505

Old Westbury CampusNorthern Blvd., Old Westbury, NY 11568-8000Toll-free 800.345.NYIT or 516.686.7520Fax: 516.686.7613

Degrees: A, B, B- 5-year architecture program, M, FP, professional diploma (PD), D- in physical therapy (DPT),certificatesEnroll: UG: 4,796 (FT: 2,501 men, 1,516 women; PT: 442men, 337 women). G/FP: 3,087 (FT: 2,211; PT: 876)12-13 T&F: $28,940 per year (12-17 credits), or $950 percredit [additional fees for Schools of Health Professions,Behavioral and Life Sciences, Architecture and Design,Engineering and Technology: full-time students $310 persemester; part-time students (up to 11 credits) $60 persemester]12-13 R&B: $11,650 (campus housing available at SUNYOld Westbury, free shuttle service)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, March 1 priority, except February 1 for occupational and physical therapy, physician assistant, and 4-year nursing programs; spring-rolling, November 1 priority. TR: fall- July 1 priority;spring- November 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates: rolling (students encouraged to apply byFebruary 1 to take advantage of scholarship opportunities)App.Req.: HS transcript (record of all work completed attime of application); SAT or ACT required for all freshmanapplicants; college transcript(s) if transfer student; essay;two letters of recommendation; $50 application fee; interview required for nursing, occupational therapy, physician assistant, physical therapy, and combinedBS/DO (osteopathic) medicine programs; proof of 100hours of volunteer or work experience for occupationaltherapy, physical therapy, and physician assistant programs; portfolio required for fine arts applicants.

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New York School of InteriorDesign170 East 70th St., New York, NY 10021Toll-free 800.33.NYSID or 212.472.1500Fax: 212.472.1867E-mail: admissions@nysid.eduWeb: www.nysid.edu

Degrees: A, B (BA, BFA), M (MFA, MPS), also: one-yearcertificate (basic interior design)Enroll: UG: 556 (FT: 27 men, 139 women; PT: 44 men,346 women). G/FP: 154 (FT: 154; PT: 0)12-13 T&F: $27,116 per year (based on 16 credits), or$828 per creditApp.Dates: fall- rolling, February 1 priority; spring-rolling, October 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- August 1; spring- November 30.TR: summer- May 15; fall- July 15; spring- November 30App.Req.: Official transcripts; SAT or ACT; portfolio; 2 letters of recommendation; essay; TOEFL exam for international students; application fee ($60 for domesticundergraduate and graduate, $100 for international applicants).

New York University665 Broadway, 11th Fl., New York, NY 10012212.998.4500Fax: 212.995.4902E-mail: admissions@nyu.eduWeb: http://admissions.nyu.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, post-master's certificate, D, post-doctorate, advanced certificate, FP, first professional certificateEnroll: UG: 22,498 (FT: 8,458 men, 12,789 women; PT: 515 men, 736 women). G/FP: 22,018 (FT: 13,717; PT: 8,301)12-13 T&F: $43,204 12-13 R&B: $16,133 (plans vary)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision November1, early decision II January 1; spring- November 1. TR: fall- April 1; spring- November 1; summer- April 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 15, early decision November 15, early decision II January 15. TR: fall- April1; spring- November 1; summer- April 1App.Req.: HS transcript (and Equivalency Diploma testscores if applicable; transcripts of all college work; undergrad statistical form; personal essay; secondaryschool/college recommendation; $70 fee. SAT ReasoningTest or ACT (with Writing Test) or 3 SAT Subject Test scores(one in literature or the humanities, one in math or science, and one non-language test of the student.)

New York University/Silver School of Social Work at St. Thomas Aquinas CollegeOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

Maguire HallRoom 277, 125 Route 340, Sparkill, NY 10976 212.998.5910Web: www.nyu.edu/socialwork

Niagara UniversityBailo Hall, Niagara University, NY 14109Toll-free 800.462.2111 or 716.286.8700Fax: 716.286.8710E-mail: admissions@niagara.eduWeb: www.niagara.edu

Degrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s, M, D, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 3,175 (FT: 1,149 men, 1,661 women; PT: 109men, 256 women). G/FP: 870 (FT: 544; PT: 326)12-13 T&F: $27,230 per year, or $870 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,300 (coed and traditional housing for female students available upon request; freshmen andsophomores required to live on campus unless residingwithin commuting distance; housing guaranteed for 4years; apartment-style housing available for juniors andseniors)App.Dates: fall- rolling, August 1 priority; spring- rolling,January 10 priorityFin.Aid Dates: rolling, February 15 priorityApp.Req.: HS diploma or GED; 16 academic units; SAT orACT; counselor recommendation.

Nyack College1 South Blvd., Nyack, NY 10960Toll-free 800.33.NYACK or 877.626.2236 (NYC)Fax: 845.358.3047 (Nyack) or 212.343.2668 (NYC)E-mail: admissions@nyack.eduWeb: www.nyack.edu/admissions

Manhattan Center2 Washington St., New York, NY 10004646.378.6101Fax: 212.343.2668

Alliance Theological Seminary350 North Highland Ave., Nyack, NY 10960 Toll-free 800.541.6891E-mail: admissions.ats@nyack.edu

Extension campus is located in Puerto Rico (seminary only)

Degrees: A, B, M, D (Doctor of Ministry)Enroll: UG: 2,018 (FT: 679 men, 999 women; PT: 116men, 224 women). G/FP: 1,111 (FT: 502; PT: 609)12-13 T&F: $22,600, or $927 per credit12-13 R&B: $8,400 (room and board at Nyack Campusonly)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, March 15 priority; spring-rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; SAT or ACT required for recent HS graduates; recommendation; personalstatement of faith. TR: transcripts from postsecondaryschools attended.

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Pace UniversityToll-free 800.874.PACEWeb: www.pace.edu/prospectivestudents/

undergraduate

New York City Campus1 Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038212.346.1323Fax: 212.346.1040E-mail: ugnyc@pace.eduDegrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, post-master'scertificate, D, FP (also: combined undergraduate/ graduatedegrees), advanced certificateEnroll: UG: 5,472 (FT: 1,881 men, 2,905 women; PT: 279men, 407 women). G/FP: 2,581 (FT: 743; PT: 1,838)12-13 T&F: $36,564 per year, or $1,013 per credit12-13 R&B: $14,800 (room and board may vary dependingon residence hall, room and meal plan)

Pleasantville-Briarcliff Campus861 Bedford Rd., Pleasantville, NY 10570914.773.3746Fax: 914.773.3851E-mail: ugplv@pace.eduDegrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M (also: combined undergraduate/graduate degrees), FP offeredonly at White Plains CampusEnroll: UG: 2,855 (FT: 907 men, 1,414 women; PT: 349men, 185 women). G/FP: 639 (FT: 217; PT: 422)12-13 T&F: $36,614 per year, or $1,013 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,590 (room and board may vary depending on residence hall, room and meal plan)

Both Pace University Campuses above:App.Dates/FR: fall- February 15, early action- December1; spring- rolling. TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates: March 1, February 15 priorityApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; SAT or ACT; 2 counselorand/or teacher recommendations; personal statement;$50 fee; all college transcripts for transfers (HS transcriptunnecessary for associate degree holders).

Lubin Graduate CenterOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees1 Martine Ave., Room 212, White Plains, NY 10606-1909914.422.4283Web: www.pace.edu/prospectivestudents/graduate

White Plains Campus School of LawOffers only Graduate (advanced) and First Professionaldegrees78 North Broadway, White Plains, NY 10603-3796914.422.4210Web: www.law.pace.edu/admissions

12-13 T&F: $39,566 per year, or $1,218 per credit12-13 R&B: $13,500 App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, February 1 priority; spring-rolling, November 1 priority. TR: fall- rolling, March 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- rolling, January 1 priority; spring-rolling, November 1 priority. TR: fall- rolling; spring-rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; 2 recommendations;essay; $65 fee.

Long Island Graduate CenterOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees105 Maxess Rd., Melville, NY 11747631.755.4300Web: www.poly.edu/li/admissions

Westchester Graduate CenterOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees40 Saw Mill River Rd., Hawthorne, NY 10532914.323.2000Web: www.poly.edu/westchester

Pratt InstituteToll-free 800.331.0834 or 718.636.3514Fax: 718.636.3670E-mail: admissions@pratt.edu or aos@pratt.eduWeb: www.pratt.edu/admissions

Also a branch campus at Munson-Williams-Proctor ArtsInstitute in Utica, NY

Manhattan Campus144 W. 14th St., New York, NY 10012Degrees: A, B, MApp.Req.: HS and/or college transcripts; recommendation;statement of purpose; essay; portfolio; $50 fee.

Brooklyn Campus200 Willoughby Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11205Degrees: B, B-5-year architecture program, MApp.Req.: HS transcript or GED; SAT or ACT for freshmenonly; essay; recommendation; portfolio for art and designapplicants; writing sample for the writing program, arthistory, and critical and visual studies; $50 fee.

Both Pratt Institute Campuses above:Enroll: UG: 3,076* (FT: 1,007 men, 1,951 women; PT: 65men, 53 women) G/FP: 1,612* (FT: 409 men, 988 women;PT: 49 men, 166 women) *includes both the Brooklynand Manhattan campus enrollments12-13 T&F: $41,092 approximate per year (fees vary byprogram), or $1,267 per credit. All sophomore level interior design majors must purchase $3,500 computerand software12-13 R&B: $10,506 (on-campus housing available for all undergraduates)

Paul Smith's College of Artsand Sciences7777 State Route 30, Paul Smiths, NY 12970Toll-free 800.421.2605 or 518.327.6227Fax: 518.327.6016E-mail: admissions@paulsmiths.eduWeb: www.paulsmiths.edu

Extension sites at SUNY Finger Lakes Community College and Adirondack Community College.

Degrees: A, BEnroll: UG: 1,069 (FT: 703 men, 348 women; PT: 7 men,11 women)12-13 T&F: $24,408 per year average, or $597 (average)per credit12-13 R&B: $9,960 double; $12,618 typical for suite-styleapartmentsApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- rolling, March 15 priority; spring-rolling, October 15 priorityApp.Req.: Candidates reviewed on the basis of academicaptitude (including objective criteria such as grade pointaverage, class rank, and SAT or ACT test scores), participation in extracurricular activities, leadership skills,related work experience and character; prospective students should display promise in their field of study;admission essay is highly recommended; references encouraged.

Phillips Beth Israel School of Nursing776 6th Ave., 4th Floor, New York, NY 10001212.614.6114Fax: 212.614.6109E-mail: PBISN@chpnet.orgWeb: www.futurenursebi.org

Degrees: AEnroll: UG: 287 (FT: 5 men, 18 women; PT: 45 men, 219 women)12-13 T&F: $17,485 first year, or $420 per credit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: March 1Fin.Aid Dates: June 1App.Req.: HS transcript; GPA and class rank; college transcript if appropriate; NLN pre-admission nursing examination; essay; interview; references; $50 fee.

Polytechnic Institute of New York University6 MetroTech Center, Brooklyn, NY 11201-2999Toll-free 800.POLYTEC or 718.637.5955Fax: 718.260.3446E-mail: uadmit@poly.eduWeb: www.poly.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, DEnroll: UG: 2,071 (FT: 1,517 men, 435 women; PT: 88men, 31 women). G/FP: 2,459 (FT: 1,562; PT: 897; includes55 Broad St. site in Manhattan)

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App.Dates/FR: fall- January 5, early decision November1; spring- October 1, international students September 1.TR: fall- February 1; spring- October 1, international students September 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- February 1; spring- October 15

Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteEnrollment Management110 8th St., Troy, NY 12180-3590518.276.6216Fax: 518.276.4072E-mail: admissions@rpi.eduWeb: http://admissions.rpi.edu

Branch campus in Hartford, CT also offers graduate programs for working professionals

Degrees: B, M, D (also: accelerated 4-year BS/MS; accelerated 6-year, BS/JD, BS/MD)Enroll: UG: 5,300 (FT: 3,767 men, 1,531 women; PT: 2men, 0 women). G/FP: 1,249 (FT: 1,161; PT: 88)12-13 T&F: $43,350 per year, or $1,805 per credit; $1,125required fees12-13 R&B: $12,450 for freshmen (freshmen and sophomores required to live on campus unless livingwith family or legal guardian within a 50-mile radius)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision I November 15, early decision II December 15. TR: fall-June 1 priority; spring- November 1 priority; summer-March 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 1 priority. TR: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; SAT Subject Tests inmath and science for accelerated program applicants;essay; portfolio for architecture and electronic arts applicants. Best suited applicants will have completed 4 years of English, 4 years of mathematics through pre-calculus, 3 years of science, and 2 years of social studies and/or history.

Roberts Wesleyan College2301 Westside Dr., Rochester, NY 14624Toll-free 800.777.4RWC or 585.594.6400Fax: 585.594.6371E-mail: admissions@roberts.eduWeb: www.roberts.edu/admissions

Degrees: A, B, M- in education, health administration,health information administration, nursing leadershipand administration, nursing education, social work,strategic leadership, strategic marketing, theology,school counseling, school psychology

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Enroll: UG: 1,323 (FT: 358 men, 819 women; PT: 50 men,96 women). G/FP: 429 (FT: 350; PT: 79)12-13 T&F: $26,699 per year, or $554 per credit (0-7 credits)12-13 R&B: $9,264 (all students under age 22 who cannot commute from home required to live on campus)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, February 1 priority; spring-rolling, December 30 priority. TR: fall- rolling, February 1priority; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rolling, March 15 recommendedApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; personal recommendation; audition for music applicants; portfoliofor art and graphic design majors.

Rochester Institute of Technology60 Lomb Memorial Dr., Rochester, NY 14623-5604585.475.6631 or TTY admissions phone 585.475.6700Fax: 585.475.7424E-mail: admissions@rit.eduWeb: www.admissions.rit.edu

Degrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, post-master's certificate, DEnroll: UG: 13,711 (FT: 8,361 men, 4,032 women; PT: 935men, 383 women). G/FP: 2,651 (FT: 1,912; PT: 739)12-13 T&F: $33,222 per year, or $754 per credit for part-time study. Tuition per year at RIT's National Technical Institute for the Deaf is $12,39312-13 R&B: $10,800 (freshmen from outside a 30-mileradius required to live on campus)App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1 priority, early decisionDecember 1, rolling after February 1; spring- rolling;summer- rolling. TR: fall- February 1; spring- rolling;summer- rollingFin.Aid Dates: February 1App.Req.: HS transcripts; SAT or ACT; counselor recommendation(s); application fee; some programs willrequire portfolio of original art work. TR: final transcriptsfrom all institutions attended.

The Rockefeller UniversityOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees

Office of Graduate Studies1230 York Ave., Box 177, New York, NY 10065212.327.8086Web: www.rockefeller.edu/graduate

The Sage CollegesAdmissions House, 90 First St., Troy, NY 12180Toll-free 888.VERY.SAGEWeb: www.sage.edu

The Sage Colleges includes Russell Sage College in Troy, a 4-year college for women, specializing in the arts & sciencesand professional fields of study; Sage College of Albany is a 4-year co-educational college, specializing in professionalfields of study; Sage Graduate School is co-educational andoffers master's degrees plus several doctorate degrees.Classes offered on two campuses, in Troy and in Albany.

Degrees: B (BA, BS, BBA, BFA) 6-year B/DPT with SageGraduate School; 6-year BA/JD with Albany Law School;BA/MS Accelerated Physician Assistant Program with Albany Medical College; Renaissance Baccalaureate accelerated honors program that allows students to complete a bachelor’s degree in 3 years. Sage GraduateSchools of Education, Health Sciences and Managementoffer a variety of master's degrees as well as several doctorates.Enroll: UG: 1,741 (FT: 291 men, 1,170 women; PT: 62men, 218 women). G/FP: 1,224 (FT: 484; PT: 740)12-13 T&F: $28,000 per year, or $900 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,995 App.Dates: fall- rolling, August 1 priority; spring- rolling,December 15 priorityFin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: HS transcript; personal essay; guidance counselor and teacher recommendation; college transcript(s) if transfer; portfolio review or audition (visual & performing arts applicants); $30 fee.

Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing2215 Burdett Ave., Troy, NY 12180518.271.3285Fax: 518.271.3303E-mail: dalabaa@nehealth.comWeb: www.nehealth.com/son/admissions

Degrees: A in applied science (nursing), certificate in licensed practical nursingEnroll: UG: 145 (FT: 23; PT: 122)12-13 T&F: $12,590 12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- February 1; spring- August 1Fin.Aid Dates: fall- April 1 priority; spring- October 1 priorityApp.Req.: Application; official transcripts from all highschools and colleges attended; pre-admissions test (TEAS V).

Sarah Lawrence College1 Mead Way, Bronxville, NY 10708Toll-free 800.888.2858 or 914.395.2510Fax: 914.395.2515E-mail: slcadmit@sarahlawrence.eduWeb: www.slc.edu/admission

Degrees: B, M, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 1,342 (FT: 353 men, 965 women; PT: 10 men,14 women). G/FP: 316 (FT: 258; PT: 58)12-13 T&F: $46,924 per year, or $1,530 per credit12-13 R&B: $13,844 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision I November 1,early decision II January 1; spring- n/a. TR: fall- April 1;spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 1, early decision I November 1, early decision ll January 1; spring- n/a. TR: fall- March 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: Common Application; Sarah Lawrence CollegeCommon Application Supplement or Sarah LawrenceApplication; School Report (completed and mailed byguidance counselor); school transcript(s); twoteacher/faculty evaluations.

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St. John's UniversityToll-free 888.9STJOHNS or 718.990.2000Fax: 718.990.5827Web: www.stjohns.edu/admission

Full degree programs offered on 4 campuses - Queens,Staten Island, Manhattan and Rome, Italy; selected degreeprograms offered through distance learning. Coursework,but not full degrees, offered at Oakdale, Eastern Long Islandand at a study abroad site in Paris, France.

Queens Campus (Main Campus)8000 Utopia Parkway, Queens, NY 11439E-mail: admhelp@stjohns.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, post-master's certificate, D, FP, certificate programsEnroll: UG: 13,800 (FT: 4,750 men, 5,233 women; PT:1,568 men, 2,249 women). G/FP: 4,902 (FT: 2,752; PT:2,150). Includes 55 students in Rome, Italy.12-13 T&F: $35,520 per year, or $1,158 per credit (4-yearfixed plan available; tuition may vary by program andclass year)12-13 R&B: $14,970 (Based on triple room rate, ratesmay vary by room size; check www.stjohns.edu/services/financial for more details)App.Dates: fall- rolling, February 1 for pharmacy program (deadline subject to change for transfers),March 1 for fall transfers into physician assistant program,May 1 for international students; spring- rolling, n/a forpharmacy program, October 15 for spring transfers intophysician assistant program, November 1 for international studentsFin.Aid Dates: fall- February 1 priority; spring- October 1priorityApp.Req./FR: SAT or ACT; HS transcript; HS diploma orGED; essay/personal statement (optional); school counselor recommendation (optional). TR: HS transcriptor GED scores; college transcript(s); recommendationfrom previous school (optional); essay/personal statement (optional).

Manhattan Campus101 Murray St., New York, NY 10007E-mail: admhelp@stjohns.edu

Degrees: B (actuarial science & risk management and insurance), M, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 182 (FT: 117 men, 63 women; PT: 1 man, 1 woman). G/FP: 226 (FT: 146; PT: 80)

Siena College515 Loudon Rd., Loudonville, NY 12211-1462Toll-free 888.AT.SIENA or 518.783.2423Fax: 518.783.2436E-mail: admit@siena.eduWeb: www.siena.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, certificatesEnroll: UG: 3,214 (FT: 1,439 men, 1,608 women; PT: 95men, 72 women). G/FP: 53 (FT: 49, Part-time: 4)12-13 T&F: $30,200 for 24 to 32 credit hours, includes$250 required fees, or $500 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,970 App.Dates/FR: fall- February 15, early decision and earlyaction December 1; spring- January 15, October 15 priority. Consult catalogue for deadlines for special admission programs. TR: fall- August 15, March 1 priority;spring- January 15, January 1 priority; summer- May 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- May 1, February 15 priority. TR: fall- May 1; spring- December 1App.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT Reasoning Test or ACTscores; essay or graded paper; school counselor recommendation. TR: College transcript and statementof good standing from prior institutions; HS transcript;essay or personal statement; interview (for some).

Skidmore College815 North Broadway, Saratoga Springs, NY 12866Toll-free 800.867.6007 or 518.580.5570Fax: 518.580.5584E-mail: admissions@skidmore.eduWeb: http://cms.skidmore.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M- in liberal studies onlyEnroll: UG: 2,660 (FT: 1,011 men, 1,610 women; PT: 20men, 19 women). G/FP: 29 (FT: n/a: P/T: 29)12-13 T&F: $44,020 per year, or $1,438 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,744 (housing guaranteed all 4 years)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision I November 15, early decision II January 15; spring- n/a.TR: fall- April 1; spring- November 15Fin.Aid Dates: February 1App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; 2 SAT Subject Tests recommended; 1 counselor and 2 teacher recommendations; interview recommended; $65 fee; essay.

St. Bonaventure UniversityP.O. Box D, St. Bonaventure, NY 14778Toll-free 800.462.5050 or 716.375.2400Fax: 716.375.4005E-mail: admissions@sbu.eduWeb: www.sbu.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, 5-year MBA programEnroll: UG: 1,908 (FT: 880 men, 959 women; PT: 34 men,35 women). G/FP: 421 (FT: 288; PT: 133)12-13 T&F: $28,727 per year, or $830 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,704App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, February 15 priority; spring-rolling. TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- February 15 priorityApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; recommendations; essay. TR: final transcripts from all institutions attended.

St. Elizabeth College of Nursing2215 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13501315.798.8144Fax: 315.798.8271E-mail: conadmis@stemc.orgWeb: www.secon.edu

Degrees: AEnroll: UG: 193 (FT: 15 men, 74 women; PT: 12 men, 92 women)12-13 T&F: $14,000 per year, or $375 per credit (nursing)12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates/FR: January 31Fin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS diploma or GED; SAT or ACT for first timestudents; letter of recommendation; $65 fee (reduced to$50 if applying before February 1).

St. Francis College180 Remsen St., Brooklyn Heights, NY 11201718.489.5200Fax: 718.802.0453E-mail: admissions@sfc.eduWeb: www.sfc.edu/admissions

Degrees: A, B, M, 5-year BS/MS in accounting, 5-yearBA/MA in psychology, MS in accountancy, certificate inproject managementEnroll: UG: 2,837 (FT: 1,119 men, 1,422 women; PT: 111men, 185 women). G/FP: 66 (FT: 36; PT: 30)12-13 T&F: $19,200 per year, or $620 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,420-$14,760App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: February 15App.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT scores; proof of highschool completion; essay; admissions application. TR: college transcript.

St. John Fisher College3690 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14618Toll-free 800.444.4640 or 585.385.8064Fax: 585.385.8386E-mail: admissions@sjfc.eduWeb: www.sjfc.edu/admissions/freshman/

Degrees: B, M, D (EdD), FP (PharmD and DNP)Enroll: UG: 2,960 (FT: 1,114 men, 1,639 women; PT: 86men, 121 women). G/FP: 1,048 (FT: 622; PT: 426)12-13 T&F: $27,310 per year, or $730 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,720 (undergraduate students assuredhousing for 3 years)App.Dates/FR: fall- rolling, early decision December 1;spring- rolling. TR: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rolling, February 15 priorityApp.Req.: SAT or ACT; 16 academic units (4 English and 3 history required, 3 mathematics, 3 foreign language, 3 science recommended); $30 fee.

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12-13 T&F: $35,520 per year, or $1,158 per credit (4-yearfixed plan available; tuition may vary by program andclass year)12-13 R&B: $13,920 (Based on triple room rate. Roomrates may vary by room size; board rate takes into account direct cost related to chosen meal plan and estimated indirect cost associated with meals outside the plan. Check www.stjohns.edu/services/financial for more details)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- February 1; spring- October 1App.Req./FR: SAT or ACT; HS transcript; HS diploma orGED; essay/personal statement (optional); school counselor recommendation (optional). TR: HS transcriptor GED scores; college transcript(s); recommendationfrom previous school (optional); essay/personal statement (optional).

Staten Island Campus300 Howard Ave., Staten Island, NY 10301E-mail: siadmhelp@stjohns.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, post-master's certificate (also: certificate programs and 14 new 3-year degree programopportunities)Enroll: UG: 1,858 (FT: 383 men, 410 women; PT: 421men, 644 women). G/FP: 119 (FT: 69; PT: 50)12-13 T&F: $35,520 per year, or $1,158 per credit (4-yearfixed plan available; tuition may vary by program andclass year)12-13 R&B: $13,520 (Based on triple room rate. Roomrates may vary by room size, board rate takes into account direct cost related to chosen meal plan and estimated indirect cost associated with meals outside theplan. Check www.stjohns.edu/services/financial for moredetails)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- February 1; spring- October 1App.Req./FR: HS transcript; HS diploma or GED; SAT orACT; essay/personal statement (optional); school counselor recommendation (optional). TR: HS transcriptor GED scores; college transcript(s); recommendationfrom previous school (optional); essay/personal statement (optional).

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Brooklyn Campus245 Clinton Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11205718.940.5300Fax: 718.636.8303

Long Island Campus155 West Roe Blvd., Patchogue, NY 11772631.687.5100 Fax: 631.447.3624E-mail: asinfob@sjcny.edu

Degrees: B, M, certificatesEnroll: UG: 4,821 (FT: 1,142 men, 2,675 women; PT: 255 men, 749 women). G/FP: 811 (FT: 81; PT: 730)12-13 T&F: $20,114 per year, or $635 per credit for part-time students (lab fees may be required)12-13 R&B: n/a (some off-campus housing available)App.Dates/FR: fall- August 15; spring- December 15. TR: fall- June 30Fin.Aid Dates: February 25App.Req.: HS diploma or GED; SAT or ACT; personalstatement; letters of recommendation; college transcriptif applicable; $25 fee.

St. Joseph's College of Nursingat St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center

206 Prospect Ave., Syracuse, NY 13203315.448.5040Fax: 315.448.5475E-mail: collegeofnursing@sjhsyr.orgWeb: www.sjhcon.org

Degrees: A, dual degree partnership with Le Moyne College allows students to earn associate degree from St. Joseph's and bachelor’s degree from Le Moyne College in 4 yearsEnroll: UG: 297 (FT: 24 men, 116 women; PT: 20 men,137 women)12-13 T&F: $17,768 per year, or $488 per credit12-13 R-only: $4,400App.Dates: rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- March 1 priority; spring- September 1priorityApp.Req.: HS diploma or GED or equivalent (biology,chemistry, algebra in either HS or college courses); SAT orACT scores; 2 recommendations.

St. Lawrence UniversityCanton, NY 13617Toll-free 800.285.1856 or 315.229.5261Fax: 315.229.5818E-mail: admissions@stlawu.eduWeb: www.stlawu.edu

Degrees: B, M, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 2,398 (FT: 1,080 men, 1,294 women; PT: 9men, 15 women). G/FP: 90 (FT: 16; PT: 74)12-13 T&F: $44,40012-13 R&B: $11,435 (all students required to reside oncampus unless granted an exemption)

App.Dates/FR: fall- February 1, early decision November 1;spring- December 1. TR: fall- April 1; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 1; spring- November 1.TR: fall- May 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: HS transcript; principal or counselor recommendation; teacher recommendation; essay; submission of standardized test scores is optional.

St. Thomas Aquinas College125 Route 340, Sparkill, NY 10976-1050Toll-free 800.999.STAC or 845.398.4100Fax: 845.398.4114E-mail: admissions@stac.eduWeb: www.stac.edu

Degrees: A, B, M (associate degrees offered exclusively atthe U.S. Military Academy at West Point and at StewartArmy Subpost for eligible students)Enroll: UG: 1,796 (FT: 579 men, 662 women; PT: 263men, 292 women). G/FP: 161 (FT: 64; PT: 118)12-13 T&F: $25,110 per year, or $785 per credit12-13 R&B: $11,000 App.Dates: rollingFin.Aid Dates/FR: February 15 preferred. TR: May 1App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; personal essay (500 word minimum); counselor recommendation.

Syracuse University100 Crouse-Hinds Hall900 South Crouse Ave., Syracuse, NY 13244315.443.3611Fax: 315.443.4226E-mail: orange@syr.eduWeb: http://syr.edu/futurestudents/undergraduate/

Degrees: A, B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, post-master's certificate, D, FP, certificatesEnroll: UG: 14,798 (FT: 6,261 men, 7,908 women; PT: 278men, 351 women). G/FP: 6,231 (FT: 4,634; PT: 1,597)12-13 T&F: $39,004 per year, or $1,637 per credit12-13 R&B: $13,692 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision November15; spring- November 15. TR: fall- January 1 priority;spring- November 15 priorityFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 1 for CSS Profile andFAFSA, early decision December 1 for CSS Profile, February 1 for FAFSA; spring- November 15 for FAFSAand CSS Profile. TR: fall- February 1; spring- November 15App.Req./FR: Common Application; SU Common Application Supplement; $70 fee; official secondaryschool transcript; senior year grade report; standardizedtest scores (SAT, ACT or TOEFL); secondary school counselor evaluation; two academic recommendations;portfolio or audition for programs in architecture, art &design, drama and music; Early Decision CommitmentContract for Early Decision applicants. TR: Common Application; SU Common Application Supplement; $70 fee; official academic transcript; two academic recommendations; standardized test scores and secondaryschool transcript (if you have completed less than 30 creditsof college-level coursework); portfolio or audition for programs in architecture, art & design, drama and music.

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Touro College27-33 West 23rd St., New York, NY 10010212.463.0400Fax: 212.627.9542E-mail: enrollnow@touro.eduWeb: www.touro.edu

Degrees: A, B, M, D, FP (DPT, PA, PT, OT, OTA offered atMain Campus and Huntington Branch Campus)Enroll: UG: 6,841 (FT: 5,341; PT: 1,500). G/FP: 6,586 (FT:2,516; PT: 4,070)12-13 T&F: $14,550 per year, or $595 per credit (tuitionand fees vary by program)12-13 R&B: $10,250 App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT recommended; interview may be required by admissions committee.

Touro College also operates 5 branch campuses in the New York City metropolitan area and Long Island:

Bayshore Campus1700 Union Blvd., Bayshore, NY 10706

Flatbush Campus1602 Avenue J, Brooklyn, NY 11230-3712

Harlem Campus240 East 123rd St., New York, NY 10035

Huntington Campus225 Eastview Dr., Central Islip, NY 11722

Kew Gardens75-31 150th St., Kew Gardens Hills, NY

The Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law CenterOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees225 Eastview Drive, Central Islip, NY 11722631.761.7000Web: www.tourolaw.edu

New York Medical CollegeA member of the Touro College and University System.Offers only Graduate and First Professional degrees40 Sunshine Cottage Rd., Valhalla, NY 10595School of Medicine: 914.594.4507 School of Health Sciences and Practice: 914.594.4510Graduate School of Basic Medical Sciences: 914.594.4110Web: www.nymc.edu/AdmissionsAndFinancialAid/

Touro College of Osteopathic MedicineOffers only Graduate (advanced) degrees2090 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd., Suite 603 New York, NY 10027 646.981.4500Web: www.touro.edu/med

Trocaire College360 Choate Ave., Buffalo, NY 14220716.827.2545Fax: 716.828.6107E-mail: info@trocaire.eduWeb: www.trocaire.edu

Extension Site: 6681 Transit Rd. (at Freeman St.),Williamsville, NY 14221 716.827.4300

Degrees: A (AAS, AS, AA), B (in health informatics, nursing and radiologic technology), certificates (in business, health sciences, technology, and liberal arts)Enroll: UG: 1,561 (FT: 112 men, 676 women; PT: 106men, 667 women)12-13 T&F: $14,720 per year, or $595 per credit; additional clinical fees required for health science programs12-13 R&B: n/a (off-campus referral service available;www.trocaire.edu/student-life/housing)App.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: March 31App.Req./FR: HS transcript or equivalent; SAT or ACT (recommended but not required); recommendation; interview recommended. Certain programs have specificmathematics and/or science prerequisites. TR: postsecondary transcript(s).

Union CollegeGrant Hall, 807 Union St., Schenectady, NY 12308Toll-free 888.843.6688 or 518.388.6112Fax: 518.388.6986E-mail: admissions@union.eduWeb: www.union.edu/admissions

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 2,241 (FT: 1,187 men, 1,022 women; PT: 18men, 14 women)12-13 T&F: $45,219 12-13 R&B: $11,070 App.Dates/FR: fall- January 15, early decision I: November 15, early decision II: January 15; spring- n/a.TR: fall- May 1; winter- October 1; spring- February 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 1. TR: fall- March 1 priority;winter- August 1 priority; spring- December 1 priority.App.Req./FR: HS transcript; recommendation from secondary school teacher; standardized tests optional except for joint programs and international students; interview recommended. TR: HS transcript; transcripts of all college work; recommendations from appropriateofficials at college presently attending; interview recommended; international students required to submit SAT or ACT; TOEFL or IELTS if English is not the first language.

Union Graduate CollegeOffers only graduate (advanced) degrees

80 Nott Terrace, Schenectady, NY 12308518.631.9831Web: www.uniongraduatecollege.edu

University of RochesterSchool of Arts and Sciences and the Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

PO Box 270251, Rochester, NY 14627-0251Toll-free 888.822.2256 or 585.275.3221Fax: 585.461.4595E-mail: admit@admissions.rochester.eduWeb: http://enrollment.rochester.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, post-bachelor’s certificate, M, post-master’scertificate, D, FP, FP certificateEnroll: UG: 5,785 (FT: 2,732 men, 2,780 women; PT: 66men, 207 women). G/FP: 4,725 (FT: 3,272; PT: 1,453)12-13 T&F: $43,926, or $1,340 per credit 12-13 R&B: $12,618 (freshmen and sophomores required to live on campus; several special-interest housing options available)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, December 1 priority, earlydecision November 1. TR: fall- March 15, spring- October 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: February 15. TR: fall- March 15,spring- October 1App.Req.: Admission to the College of Arts, Sciences,and Engineering is based on a holistic review processthat includes a test-flexible philosophy. As we seek to enroll a diverse and talented class each year, our review procedures incorporate a variety of factors, includingmany kinds of academic records. Common Applicationand the University of Rochester Supplement; HS transcript;counselor and teacher recommendation; personal essay;SAT or ACT; interview (recommended); SAT Subject Tests(recommended); writing sample (recommended).

University of Rochester/Eastman Schoolof Music26 Gibbs St., Rochester, NY 14604Toll-free 800.388.9695 or 585.274.1060Fax: 585.232.8601E-mail: admissions@esm.rochester.eduWeb: www.esm.rochester.edu/admissions/

Utica College1600 Burrstone Rd., Utica, NY 13502-4892Toll-free 800.782.8884 or 315.792.3006Fax: 315.792.3003E-mail: admiss@utica.eduWeb: www.utica.edu

Degrees: B, M, FP, certificate of advanced studyEnroll: UG: 2,768 (FT: 961 men, 1,165 women; PT: 160men, 482 women). G/FP: 1,071 (FT: 204; PT: 867)

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12-13 T&F: $31,410 per year, or $1,030 per credit (tuitionand fees for graduate courses vary)12-13 R&B: $11,934 (all freshmen are required to live incollege residence for their first two years unless residingat home)App.Dates: rolling; January 15 for joint medical programs,BS in health studies, MS in occupational or physical therapy, and DPT in physical therapy programs; February 15 for nursing programFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; 16 academic units. TR: college transcript(s), and, if less than 30 college credit hours, HS transcript also.

Vassar CollegeBox 10, 124 Raymond Ave., Poughkeepsie, NY 12604Toll-free 800.827.7270 or 845.437.7300Fax: 845.437.7063E-mail: admissions@vassar.eduWeb: www.admissions.vassar.edu

Degrees: B, MEnroll: UG: 2,406 (FT: 1,034 men, 1,336 women; PT: 17men, 19 women)12-13 T&F: $46,270 per year, or $1,545 per credit12-13 R&B: $10,800 (room rate may vary dependingupon housing)App.Dates/FR: fall- January 1, early decision I November15, early decision II January 1; spring- n/a. TR: fall- March15; spring- November 1Fin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 15. TR: fall- March 15;spring- November 1App.Req.: HS record; SAT, plus any 2 SAT Subject Tests, or ACT with writing test.

Vaughn College of Aeronauticsand Technology86-01 23rd Ave., Flushing, NY 11369Toll-free 866.6VAUGHN or 718.429.6600 x118Fax: 718.779.2231E-mail: admitme@vaughn.eduWeb: www.vaughn.edu

Degrees: A, B, MEnroll: UG: 1,799 (FT: 1,190 men, 172 women; PT: 376men, 61 women). G/FP: 13 (FT: 1; PT: 12)12-13 T&F: $19,350 per year (flat rate), or $625 per credit12-13 R&B: $12,780 (double room with highest mealplan; plans vary)

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Campus ProfilesApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: fall- May 1; spring- November 1App.Req.: For associate degree- HS graduation or GEDwith HS transcript; 9th-year mathematics; 1 year science(physics or chemistry); interview advised. For bachelor’sdegree- HS graduation; 9th-, 10th-, and 11th-year mathematics; 3 years of science; SAT.

Villa Maria College of Buffalo240 Pine Ridge Rd., Buffalo, NY 14225-3999716.961.1805Fax: 716.896.0705E-mail: admissions@villa.eduWeb: www.villa.edu

Degrees: A (AA, AAS, AS), B (BA, BFA, BS)Enroll: UG: 411 (FT: 127 men, 192 women; PT: 30 men,62 women)12-13 T&F: $17,150 per year, or $560 per credit12-13 R&B: n/aApp.Dates: fall- rolling; spring- rollingFin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS diploma or GED; college placement test;SAT or ACT recommended; interview required; medicalforms, including an immunization record are required byNew York State regulations; math proficiency test forbusiness administration, interior design and physicaltherapist assistant applicants; music placement testing(audition) for all music programs; portfolio review for BFA programs.

Wagner CollegeOne Campus Rd., Staten Island, NY 10301Toll-free outside NYS only 800.221.1010 or 718.390.3411Fax: 718.390.3105E-mail: adm@wagner.eduWeb: www.wagner.edu/admissions

Degrees: B, M, post-master's certificateEnroll: UG: 1,818 (FT: 610 men, 1,131 women; PT: 23men, 54 women). G/FP: 387 (FT: 212; PT: 175)12-13 T&F: $37,240 per year, $300 required fee12-13 R&B: $11,160App.Dates/FR: fall- February 15, December 15 priority,early decision December 1; spring- rolling. TR: fall-rolling, March 15 priority; spring- rolling, December 1 priorityFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- February 15; spring- rolling. TR: rollingApp.Req./FR: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; 2 letters of recommendation; essay; class rank; interview recommended; $50 fee. TR: official college transcripts.

Watson School of BiologicalSciences at Cold Spring Harbor LaboratoryGraduate (Ph.D.) degree only

One Bungtown Rd, Cold Spring Harbor, NY 11724516.367.6890Web: www.cshl.org/gradschool

Webb Institute298 Crescent Beach Rd., Glen Cove, NY 11542866.708.WEBBFax: 516.674.9838E-mail: admissions@webb-institute.eduWeb: www.webb-institute.edu

Degrees: BEnroll: UG: 79 (FT: 64 men, 15 women; PT: n/a)12-13 T&F: No tuition or fees12-13 R&B: $13,200 (all students required to live oncampus)App.Dates: fall- February 15, early decision October 15;spring- n/aFin.Aid Dates: July 1App.Req.: HS transcript; SAT; SAT II Subject Tests: Math Level 1 or Level 2, Physics or Chemistry; 2 recommendations; interview.

Wells College170 Main St., Aurora, NY 13026Toll-free 800.952.9355 or 315.364.3264Fax: 315.364.3227E-mail: admissions@wells.eduWeb: www.wells.edu/admissions

Degrees: B (BA only)Enroll: UG: 532 (FT: 167 men, 356 women; PT: 5 men, 4 women)12-13 T&F: $34,700 per year, or $1,200 per credit forpart-time, matriculated students12-13 R&B: $11,900 (students age 18 - 21 required tolive on campus)App.Dates/FR: fall- March 1 priority, early decision December 15; spring- December 15 priority. TR: rollingFin.Aid Dates/FR: fall- rolling, February 15 priority;spring- rolling. TR: rollingApp.Req.: HS transcript; SAT or ACT; 1 teacher recommendation; school counselor recommendation;essay; interview recommended.

Yeshiva UniversityCoordinate colleges. Graduate and FP programs are coed.

500 West 185th St., New York, NY 10033-3299212.960.5277Fax: 212.960.0086E-mail: yuadmit@yu.eduWeb: www.yu.edu/admissions

Degrees: A, B, M, post-master's certificate, D, FPEnroll: UG: 2,869 (FT: 1,438 men, 1,379 women; PT: 36men, 16 women). Undergraduate coordinate colleges.G/FP: 3,884 (FT: 2,923; PT: 961)12-13 T&F: $36,500, or $1,240 per credit 12-13 R&B: $10,750 App.Dates: fall- February 1; spring- November 15Fin.Aid Dates: rollingApp.Req.: HS scholastic record; SAT or ACT; interview.

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For students entering college in the 2013-14 academic yearCalendar2013Summer-Fall! Colleges encourage visits from students and their

parents/guardians. It’s your chance to “try on” acampus. Use the map on pages 4-7 to plan yourtrips. Also ask your school counselor about collegefairs in your area. College fairs offer good opportunitiesto talk with college representatives and start tobuild relationships.

! Make your list of colleges you will apply to anddetails on their application process (online or by mail). Be sure to keep track of each college’s admission and financial aid deadlines!

! Ask your teachers and others for the letters ofrecommendation you need for your admissionapplications.

Aug. 23: Registration deadline for Sep. 21 ACT.

Sep. 21: ACT test date.Sep. 27: Registration deadline for

Oct. 26 ACT.Oct. 5*: SAT & Subject Tests date.Oct. 16: PSAT/NMSQT test date.Oct. 19: PSAT/NMSQT test date.Oct. 26: ACT test date.

November and December! Explore all financial aid sources, including

scholarships from local businesses, organizations,employers, churches, etc. Ask for help at yourpublic library and guidance/college office. Attendfinancial aid workshops and college fairs. Seepage 11 for helpful web addresses.

! Continue completing your college applications.Pay careful attention to the deadlines!

! If you plan on completing the FAFSA online(recommended), get a federal student aid PINfor you and your parents at www.pin.ed.gov.Obtain the Free Application for Federal StudentAid (FAFSA) worksheet from your school counselor or online at www.fafsa.ed.gov.Check with all the colleges to which you are applying to determine if there are other financialaid forms you must complete to qualify for alltypes of aid. Obtain all required forms.

* At press time, only anticipated SAT test dates for 2013-2014were available. Note that SAT registration deadlines aretypically three to four weeks prior to test date. Check www.collegeboard.org for more current information.

April! Colleges with traditional admissions and financial

aid deadlines will notify you of college acceptanceand financial aid packages. Evaluate the offers.Notify all the colleges of your decision or request an extension, usually by May 1. Pay attention to those deadlines!

! If you still wish to expand your options, some colleges will accept admissions and financial aid applications at this time. See the Campus Profileson pages 14-32 or www.nycolleges.org/view-college-information for college contact information.

Apr. 12: ACT test date.

May and June! May 1 is the traditional deadline for students to

notify colleges of their college choice. If you declineadmission and have received an aid package, notify the college financial aid office so it canoffer the award to another student.

! NYS residents applying for TAP: If you applied bymail, review, correct and return your Express TAPApplication (ETA) to HESC. Be sure your TAPAward Certificate contains the code for the college you will attend. Check your email for correspondence from HESC about your TAP award.If you decide to attend a college in New YorkState, review your TAP application informationand provide additional information, or make corrections if needed, or if requested by HESC. Visit www.hesc.ny.gov for more information, orcall 1-888-NYSHESC.

! Follow up on the progress of your grants, scholarships, loans, work-study and other formsof student aid.

May 3*: SAT & SAT Subject Tests date.May 5- 9 Advanced Placement & 12 -16: Program® Exams.May 9: Registration deadline for

Jun.14 ACT. Jun. 7*: SAT & SAT Subject Tests date.Jun. 14: ACT test date.

! Don’t forget to send thank-you notes to all whohelped you through the college search.

Visit www.studentaid.ed.gov or

www.nasfaa.orgfor more information on financial aid.

Nov. 2*: SAT & Subject Tests date.Nov. 8: Registration deadline for

Dec. 14 ACT.Dec. 7*: SAT & Subject Tests date.Dec. 14: ACT test date.

2014January! Attend local college financial aid awareness

activities and workshops.

! As soon as possible after January 1, complete and mail your FAFSA, or complete it online atwww.fafsa.ed.gov. Estimate your income if you have not yet completed your tax returns. Keep a copy of all the forms you file. Complete and submitall other required financial aid forms. Watch yourdeadlines! You’ll receive your Student Aid Report(SAR) within four weeks after filing your FAFSA bymail; sooner if you complete it online. Review yourSAR carefully. Follow directions to correct errors.

Jan. 10: Registration deadline for Feb. 8 ACT - Outside NYS only.

Jan. 25*: SAT & Subject Tests date.

February and March! If you have not already done so, visit the

colleges on your list.! Start to look for a summer job.! In March, many colleges will begin to notify

students of college acceptance. See April for moreinformation.

! New York State students who file the FAFSA online may apply for a Tuition Assistance Program(TAP) grant online by linking to it directly from yourFAFSA confirmation page. For more informationabout applying for TAP, call 1-888-NYSHESC.

Feb. 8: ACT test date - Outside NYS only.

Mar. 7: Registration deadline for Apr. 12 ACT.

Mar. 8*: SAT only test date; U.S. only.

NOTE: Register for the SAT® exams online at www.collegeboard.org.Register for ACT Assessment® exams online at www.actstudent.org. Registration deadlines listed here refer to regular U.S. postmark dates. Visit above websites for international deadlines and U.S. late registration deadlines.

New York’s 100+ Private Colleg es and UniversitiesAdelphi UniversityAlbany College of Pharmacy and

Health SciencesAlbany Law SchoolAlbany Medical CollegeAlfred UniversityAmerican Academy McAllister InstituteAmerican Museum of Natural History,

Richard Gilder Graduate SchoolBank Street College of EducationBard CollegeBarnard CollegeBoricua CollegeBramson ORT CollegeCanisius CollegeCazenovia CollegeClarkson UniversityCochran School of NursingColgate UniversityCollege of Mount Saint VincentThe College of New RochelleThe College of Saint RoseColumbia UniversityConcordia CollegeThe Cooper UnionCornell UniversityCrouse Hospital College of NursingThe Culinary Institute of AmericaDaemen CollegeDominican CollegeDorothea Hopfer School of NursingDowling CollegeD’Youville CollegeEllis School of NursingElmira CollegeExcelsior CollegeFei Tian CollegeFinger Lakes Health College of NursingFordham UniversityHamilton College

Hartwick CollegeHelene Fuld College of NursingHilbert CollegeHobart and William Smith CollegesHofstra UniversityHoughton CollegeInstitute of Design and ConstructionIona CollegeIthaca CollegeKeuka CollegeThe King’s CollegeLe Moyne CollegeLong Island UniversityManhattan CollegeManhattan School of MusicManhattanville CollegeMaria CollegeMarist CollegeMarymount Manhattan CollegeMedaille CollegeMemorial Hospital School of NursingMercy CollegeMetropolitan College of New YorkMolloy CollegeMount Saint Mary CollegeNazareth CollegeThe New SchoolNew York Chiropractic CollegeNew York College of Podiatric

MedicineNew York Institute of TechnologyNew York School of Interior Design New York UniversityNiagara UniversityNyack CollegePace UniversityPaul Smith’s CollegePhillips Beth Israel School of NursingPolytechnic Institute of New York

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Pratt InstituteRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRoberts Wesleyan CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologyThe Rockefeller UniversityThe Sage CollegesSamaritan Hospital School of

NursingSarah Lawrence CollegeSiena CollegeSkidmore CollegeSt. Bonaventure UniversitySt. Elizabeth College of NursingSt. Francis CollegeSt. John Fisher CollegeSt. John’s UniversitySt. Joseph’s CollegeSt. Joseph’s College of Nursing at

St. Joseph’s Hospital Health Center St. Lawrence UniversitySt. Thomas Aquinas CollegeSyracuse UniversityTouro CollegeTrocaire CollegeUnion CollegeUnion Graduate CollegeUniversity of RochesterUtica CollegeVassar CollegeVaughn College of Aeronautics

and TechnologyVilla Maria College of BuffaloWagner CollegeWatson School of Biological Sciences

at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Webb InstituteWells CollegeYeshiva University

Inside:! Finding the right college! How to begin your

college search! What to look for in

a college! College search worksheet! Campus locator map

with phone/Web! Campus profiles! Academic programs! Paying for college ! Six steps to financial aid! Internet resources! Calendar! Campus Quick Facts

For more information about New York’s private colleges and universities, visit www.nycolleges.org.

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