FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT: For most languages taught at CCNY, the “language sequence” is comprised of 9 credits, or three semesters of study in the same language, usually numbered as: 123, 124, and 226.
To be a full-time student, he/she may attempt a minimum of 12 credits per semester. A student may attempt a maximum of 18 credits per semester.
You may take up to 18 credits during the fall and spring semesters and up to 2 courses during each summer session (for no more than 16 credits across all summer sessions) and winter session without special permission.
four coursesStudents must complete up to four courses designated as writing-intensive, three prior to earning the 60th credit and one following.
120 creditsYou usually need 60 credits to graduate college with an associate degree and 120 credits to graduate with a bachelor's degree. The number of credits you need to earn a master's degree can vary depending on your program. The number of credits it takes to graduate college greatly depends on the degree you want to earn.
Students are allowed a maximum of nine credits in the Winter Session. Students must clear all stops on their record prior to registration.
Students are allowed a maximum of nine credits in the Extended Session and six credits in Sessions 1 and 2, except in the Graduate School of Education, who are limited to six credits per session. If you wish to extend these limits, you must get the permission of the appropriate Dean prior to registration.
Summer Tuition for CUNY Undergraduate StudentsType of CollegeNew York State Residents1Out-of-State ResidentsFour-Year Colleges$305 per credit$620 per creditCommunity Colleges$210 per credit$320 per credit
The good news is, the answer to the question, does the FAFSA cover summer classes, is generally yes. If you have completed a FAFSA to become eligible for aid for the fall or spring semester, that FAFSA generally should cover all the courses you take over the academic year -- including any summer classes.
LEH - General StudiesLEH 100 The Liberal Arts: Freshman Seminar.LEH 101 The Liberal Arts.LEH 110 The Liberal Arts.LEH 300 Studies in the Humanities and the Social Sciences.LEH 301 Studies in the Humanities and the Social Sciences.LEH 351 Studies in Scientific and Applied Perspectives.LEH 352 Studies in Literature.More items...
In W courses or sections, writing functions as an important mode of learning. The writing requirement is a minimum of ten pages of prose. Students have the opportunity to revise at least one assignment after feedback from the instructor or to write a paper in guided stages. Registration is limited to 25 students.
How to Declare a Major? To declare a major or minor, pick up the appropriate form in the Registrar's Office (Shuster Hall, Room 106), get a signature from the appropriate department, and return the form to Shuster Hall, Room 106.