CUNY Online
With CUNY Online, you don’t just attend a college; you join New York City’s greatest engine of social mobility. Accessing over 220 online programs from across the City University of New York’s 25 campuses, adult learners can finish their degrees with the flexibility that a busy life demands. Whether you need a Bachelor of Science in Accounting or an Associate in Animation, CUNY provides 1:1 support, career-ready skills, and some of the most competitive tuition rates in the nation to help you cross the finish line.
Overview
School Type
Website: www.cuny.edu
Accessibility
- Distance education:Yes
- Career services:Yes
Featured Programs & Degrees
Meaningful Affordability
CUNY Online is designed to reduce student debt through innovative financial models and low costs of attendance.
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Competitive Tuition: Undergraduate rates are approximately $305 per credit hour for in-state students.
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Out-of-State Value: For students living outside New York, CUNY’s rates are often lower than studying at a public university in their own home state.
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Financial Aid: Online and part-time students have access to various forms of financial aid, including the New York State TAP (Tuition Assistance Program).
A Network of Support
You are never alone in your online classes. CUNY provides a comprehensive ecosystem of advisors, enrollment coaches, and professors dedicated to adult student success. Support services include:
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Personalized Advising: Assistance with choosing classes and registering.
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Career Services: Professional development to ensure skills translate to the job market.
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Wrap-Around Care: Access to mental health counseling, disability accommodations, and veterans services.
An Engine of Social Mobility
Founded on the mission of providing a first-rate public education to all students regardless of means or background, CUNY serves a diverse population of nearly 240,000 degree-seeking students.
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First-Generation Success: 60% of CUNY students are the first in their families to go to college.
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Diversity: The student body reflects the vibrant fabric of New York City, comprised of 31% Hispanic, 26% Black, 22% Asian/Pacific Islander, and 21% White students.
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Economic Impact: More than 80% of graduates stay in New York, contributing to the city’s economic and civic life.