CAN
WHERE
TECHNOLOGY
TAKE
YOU?
ONLY @ CITY TECH City Tech’s degree programs provide a rare blend of technological instruction and broad education in the liberal arts and sciences. Many of these programs are offered nowhere else within the CUNY system or in the New York metropolitan area.
CITY TECH IS
THE LARGEST PUBLIC COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE NORTHEAST CAREER-FOCUSED DEGREE PROGRAMS
DESIGN AND MEDIA
ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY
PUBLIC SERVICE
BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
Architectural Technology Communication Design Communication Design Management Emerging Media Technologies Entertainment Technology
Computer Engineering Technology* Construction Technology Electrical Technology Facilities Management Mechanical Engineering Technology Te lecommunications Engineering Technology*
Human Services Legal Assistant Studies
Hospitality Management
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
HEALTHCARE
Civil Engineering Technology* Construction Management Technology Electrical Engineering Technology* El ectromechanical Engineering Technology* Environmental Control Technology Mechanical Engineering Technology* Te lecommunications Engineering Technology*
BACHELOR’S DEGREES
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Architectural Technology Communication Design Communication Design Management Industrial Design Technology
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTER SCIENCE BACHELOR’S DEGREES Applied Mathematics Computer Systems
* T hese programs are accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET: http://www.abet.org.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Computer Information Systems Computer Science
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Human Services Legal Assistant Studies
Health Services Administration Nursing** Radiological Science**
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Dental Hygiene** Dental Laboratory Technology Nursing** Ra diologic Technology & Medical Imaging** Vision Care/Ophthalmic Dispensing ** Placement into the clinical courses in Nursing, Dental Hygiene, and Radiologic Technology is extremely competitive. Admission to the program does not guarantee a clinical seat. Please see College catalog for details.
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Accounting Fashion Marketing Hospitality Management Marketing Management & Sales
TEACHER EDUCATION BACHELOR’S DEGREES Career & Technical Teacher Education Mathematics Education Technology Teacher Education
APPLIED ARTS & SCIENCES BACHELOR’S DEGREES Applied Chemistry Biomedical Informatics Professional & Technical Writing
ASSOCIATE DEGREES Chemical Technology Liberal Arts & Sciences in Arts Liberal Arts & Sciences in Sciences
FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT WWW.CITYTECH.CUNY.EDU/DEGREES
VIBRANT NEIGHBORHOODS
DUMBO ARTS FESTIVAL
CULTURE AND INNOVATION City Tech is located in Brooklyn’s Tech Triangle—the east coast Silicon Valley. As part of the Downtown Brooklyn renaissance, the College is a place where new ideas take flight. Students enjoy a thriving cultural scene in an environment energized by new technologies and professional opportunities. Where can technology take you? At City Tech, the possibilities are endless.
BEYOND CODING/BROOKLYN TECH TRIANGLE INTERNSHIP EVENT
BROOKLYN TECH TRIANGLE MENTORSHIP HACKATHON
SUMMER MOVIE FESTIVAL AT BROOKLYN BRIDGE PARK
50 IN FACT, DURING THE LAST DECADE, CITY TECH HAS SEEN RAPID GROWTH IN
STUDENT ENROLLMENT,
INCREASING BY
%
City Tech
has become a major force in the development of skilled graduates ready for the high-tech careers that increasingly define the global economy.
SINCE 2003
AFFORDABLE
• Pace University (2015): $41,281
$40,000
• St. John’s University (2015): $38,680 $35,000
$30,000
$25,000
$20,000
$15,000
$10,000
$9,500
$9,000
2012-13 Average Total Cost for Public Colleges and Universities in the United States
$15,022
(U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 2015. Digest of Education Statistics, 2013)
2012-13 Average Total Cost for Private Colleges and Universities in the United States
$34,483
(U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 2015. Digest of Education Statistics, 2013)
• Binghamton Univesity SUNY (2015): $9,053
$8,500
$8,000
$7,500
• Univesity of Wisconsin Oshkosh (2015): $7,437 $7,000
$6,500
• California State University Long Beach (2015): $6,452 $6,000
$5,500
TUITION AND FEES
City Tech (2015)
$6,720
STUDENT DEMOGRAPHICS
17,424 STUDENT ENROLLMENT FALL 2015
Full-Time Students
21 MEDIAN AGE
56% MALE
44% FEMALE
Part-Time Students
62%
44%
STUDENT FINANCIAL BACKGROUND
38%
Students Enrolled in Baccalaureate Degrees
7,212
31% Black (non-Hispanic) 32% Hispanic 19% Asian/Pacific Islander 12% White (non-Hispanic) 1% Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 1% Two or more races 4% Nonresident
58%
58% report household income less than $30,000
80%
80% incoming freshmen receive need-based aid
STUDENT RESIDENCE
46.9% Brooklyn 27.6% Queens 8.7% Manhanttan 11.4% Bronx 2.4% Staten Island
67%
25%
2.7% Other NY State .3%
Other U.S.
67% continuing students receive need-based aid
25% work more than 20 hours per week (Based on 2014 CUNY Student Experience Survey)
$74 MILLION IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015, CITY TECH STUDENTS WERE AWARDED
IN GRANTS-IN-AID
CITY TECH FOUNDATION
TOTAL FUNDING* FOR STUDENT SUPPORT 2013-15
$1,241,317 2,074 TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS*
* Scholarship
* Number of Students
* Research & Professional Development
* Number of Students
* Emergency Grants (Petrie)
* Number of Students
$809,947
$137,091 $294,279
582
890 602
SCHOLARSHIP AND RESEARCH IN HIGH-IMPACT STEM AREAS by City Tech faculty provides enormous benefit to our students. During the two most recent academic years,
grants received by faculty have provided scholarships and research stipends to
1,484
STUDENTS TOTALING $
3,112,055
76%
GRADUATED DEBT-FREE (2014-15)
TUITION-FREE
58%
of students had financial aid equal to or greater than tuition
Among the City Tech students who took out loans, the average (median) loan debt was
$7,005 CITY TECH $0
In 2013, National average student loan debt approached
$30,000* NATIONAL AVERAGE $30,000 *U.S. News & World Report
HIGH-TECH LABORATORIES FOR HEALTHCARE PROGRAMS
40,000 SQUARE FOOT ENTERTAINMENT TECH LABS
City Tech is committed to providing students with the latest technology. More space is dedicated to laboratories than traditional classrooms. Students have access to two 3-D printers in Architectural Technology and Mechanical Engineering Technology, simulation labs in the Department of Nursing, a mechatronics lab for the engineering programs, information security technology in the Department of Computer Systems Technology and a super computer in the Department of Physics.
3D PRINTING FOR ARCHITECTURAL TECH, ENGINEERING AND DESIGN PROGRAMS
CONSTRUCTION, CIVIL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL TECHNOLOGIES
MECHATRONICS LAB FOR THE ENGINEERING PROGRAMS
PARTNERSHIPS CITY TECH HAS BEEN CITED AS “THE ENGINE OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT IN THE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.” City Tech works with its partners to support the evolution of Brooklyn’s Tech Triangle and the economic expansion of Downtown Brooklyn. In addition, the College works with partners across the borough and City, and will be the lead educational partner in the Sunset Park, Brooklyn based Industry City Innovation Lab, through which the College will deliver tech based training to local residents and provide support services to local businesses.
Through City Tech’s partners, students have the opportunity to intern at companies that operate in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, as well as at Goldman Sachs, Brookhaven National Laboratories, Honda, Infor, Microsoft and many other leading corporations. A special arrangement with Infor provides both student internships and specialized training for faculty in Infor’s proprietary software. Collaboration in the design of the much-imitated P-Tech Early College High School has led to a strong partnership between City Tech and IBM. The division of Continuing Education at City Tech, in partnership with the NYC Department of Small Business Services’ Tech Talent Pipeline and Microsoft, launched Tech Jobs Academy—an intensive, no cost, 16-week technical training program preparing underemployed and unemployed New Yorkers for in-demand tech jobs in cloud and server administration. City Tech also partners with organizations that feed those in greatest need, and addresses significant gaps in healthcare. The departments of Vision Care Technology and Dental Hygiene each operate patient care clinics that provide services to the community.
2015 STUDENT
HIGHLIGHTS
PROJECT
Team DURA: A City Tech team, with about 60 student participants from a range of majors, was selected to compete in the
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SOLAR DECATHLON, in Irvine, California. It was the only one of twenty teams comprised entirely of undergraduates.
DURA ON FILM: A film created by nine City Tech students, documenting the construction of the DURA solar house, was chosen by the audience as
“BEST IN SHOW”
at the International Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE) and the Hollywood Professional Alliance (HPA) Student Film Festival in Hollywood, California.
Culinary arts students from City Tech’s department of Hospitality Management won the prestigious
MARC SARRAZIN
PRIZE at the international Salon of Culinary Arts competition in New York City. It was the sixth victory for City Tech teams in the last twelve years.
TOBiAS: Eugene Babkin, Bijan Mokhtari and Angelo Kuka, City Tech engineering technology students, created TOBiAS (Tele-Operated Bi-manual Augmented System), a virtual realitystyle immersive experience that allows human input to dictate the movement of a remote robotic torso. TOBiAS was the
WINNING DESIGN in a national competition sponsored by Digilent Technologies. The team was invited to compete at the international competition in Shanghai, China, where they won first place.
MD Arefin, a computer systems major, was selected from among thousands of applicants to participate in the
Photo: Mandy Mei
GOOGLE SUMMER OF CODE program; MD spent the summer writing code to provide new Java tools for programmers.
420 % 50 NUMBER OF FULL-TIME FACULTY
City Tech’s outstanding faculty—many recruited from business, industry and the professions—provide students with the benefit of their extensive knowledge and real-world experience. With more than 17,400 students during 2015-2016, City Tech now has the largest undergraduate enrollment of any of CUNY’s senior colleges. The full-time faculty has grown by more than one-third in the last 10 years, now totaling approximately 400—an all-time high. Faculty members play a leading role as the College meets the challenge of preparing students for increasingly important green/sustainable technologies, for the constantly transforming areas of digital technologies, and for technologies in the health fields.
MORE THAN A
INCREASE DURING THE LAST TEN YEARS.
TOP PRIZE WINNER IN IFF EKOTOP FILM FESTIVAL
Ryoya Terao
Department of Entertainment Technology
Professor Terao’s documentary film, “Quest for Energy” won the Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the Slovak Republic Prize at the IFF Ekotopfilm Festival—the 41st International Festival of Sustainable Development Films, held at Primacial Palace in Bratislava, Slovakia. This is one of many awards for Professor Terao’s documentary films, in which City Tech students regularly participate.
AIA NATIONAL COMPONENT EXCELLENCE AWARD
Illya Azaroff
Department of Architectural Technology
Professor Azaroff, formerly honored by the American Institute of Architecture as its Young Architect of the Year, received additional recognition for founding the AIA Regional Recovery Working Group to re-imagine a more resilient and sustainable region after Hurricane Sandy ravaged the Northeast. This Working Group, which includes former City Tech students and architects from the surrounding region, received the AIA National Component Excellence Award for Knowledge Sharing Initiatives at the Grassroots Leadership Conference in Washington, DC. This is the first time the award has been given.
JONAS SCHOLAR FOR NURSING LEADERSHIP FELLOWSHIP
Kathleen Falk Department of Nursing
Professor Falk’s research, teaching, and practice focus on embedding healthcare in education, a model that is currently serving residents of the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn. She was awarded the Jonas Scholar for Nursing Leadership Fellowship for her development of a model for nurses working with children of incarcerated parents.
EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
Renata Budny
Department of Restorative Dentistry
Professor Budny is the recipient of the 2014 Educator of the Year Award from the National Association of Dental Laboratories (NADL). She has also been named one of 25 women of the year in Dentistry by Dental Products, an important trade journal. Professor Budny’s distinguished career began with her associate degree in dental laboratory technology at City Tech.
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At City Tech, co-curricular activities are as rich and diverse as our student body. Currently, there are more than 60 student clubs—and room for more! Some clubs are affiliated with specific academic majors and/or programs, others emphasize cultural, social or spiritual activities. Collaborating with student organizations, the College also works diligently to provide support and develop events and programs that will benefit students’ well-being and growth.
MORE THAN
60 STUDENT CLUBS
SPEAK MORE THAN
AND
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
152 85 CITY TECH STUDENTS COME FROM
COUNTRIES LANGUAGES THE OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND SCHOLARS SERVICES At the Office of International Student and Scholars Services (OISSS) we promote diversity and highlight the importance, as well as, the value of international and cross-cultural exchange. OISSS offers support throughout your academic journey at City Tech.
Through counseling and advisement, we provide in-depth assistance on F-1/J-1 status rules and regulations, compliance, immigration policy updates, employment options, personal matters, student life at the College and information about living in New York City.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ADMISSION PROCESS VISIT WWW.CITYTECH.CUNY.EDU/INTERNATIONAL
CITY TECH IS NAMED ONE OF
THE MOST MILITARY FRIENDLY COLLEGES OF 2016 THE OFFICE OF VETERANS SUPPORT SERVICES OUR MISSION: To provide needed assistance for veterans transitioning from the military to the campus and civilian life. The office provides referrals to employment services, housing, food pantries and other veterans service organizations that address veteran-specific needs. And our goal is to make sure that all veterans, military personnel and their dependents attending City Tech are supported and assisted with the highest quality resources available.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON ADMISSION AND BENEFITS, VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT: WWW.CITYTECH.CUNY.EDU/VETERANS
OUR STUDENTS HAVE SPOKEN
“
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TOP 5 REASONS WHY STUDENTS CHOOSE CITY TECH
1. THE MAJOR MATCHED MY INTEREST 2. CONVENIENT LOCATION 3. LOW TUITION COST 4. RECOMMENDED BY MY COUNSELOR 5. GREAT PROFESSORS
CITY TECH’S VALUE IS BEST SUMMED UP BY ITS RECENT VALEDICTORIANS: ALASSANE NGAIDE ’15 AND MARITZA LOPEZ ’14
A
rriving in the United States from West Africa in 2000, with only $150 in his pocket, Alassane Ngaide used some of that money to purchase two basic English learner books so that he could teach himself English. Alassane’s parents had just sold all their belongings in order to send him to the United States so that he—one of nine children—could help support his family and hopefully earn a college degree. Graduating with a degree in Computer Engineering and with a GPA of 3.974, Alassane surpassed even his own expectations. Now in graduate school at Queens College, he plans to teach math at the college level. But his path to college wasn’t easy. For almost a decade, Alassane worked at various jobs to support himself and his family back home, keeping just a few dollars aside for his ultimate goal of earning a college degree. “Being a student at City Tech taught me humility and acceptance. This college taught me that even a poor African man from a tiny village can become successful and realize his dream when he applies himself,” says Ngaide. Maritza Lopez is the daughter of immigrants who earned a degree in radiologic technology and went on to earn another in Health Services Administration while working at Mt. Sinai Hospital as a radiologic technologist. Before Maritza completed her four-year degree, she was already gainfully employed and thriving in the health care field. Lopez endured a hardscrabble childhood, learning from an early age to advocate for her father— often hospitalized with complications from diabetes—in the labyrinthine and often impersonal health care system. It was an encounter with a radiologic technician at a New York City hospital, whom she observed treating her father with gentleness, that sealed Lopez’s decision to enter the profession. “At work, for the few minutes or hours that any patient is in my care, I am not just a health care provider, I am their friend. We share laughs and smiles even when they seem impossible to create,” says Lopez, who later discovered that the technician who inspired her was a City Tech alumnus. Naide and Lopez represent the thousands of City Tech graduates who benefit from the value of a CUNY education. Where Can Technology Take You? At City Tech, the possibilities are endless.
96
%
of City Tech’s 2014-2015 graduates were either employed or furthering their education within six months of graduating.
“ 2,674 miles. By foot, by boat, by train, hungry and thirsty, hidden and in silence. 2,674 miles is the heroic journey my mother took with my sister in her arms in search of a better life...So I held my head high; I am unashamed and undeterred. Being poor or homeless are not things that define who I am, but they are what made me self-reliant, hardworking and resilient... The greatest gift I take away from being a student at City Tech is the luxury of understanding that I am not a product of my circumstances. Instead, I can pave my own path.” —Maritza Lopez / Valedictorian ’14
HIGHEST
CITY TECH ASSOCIATE DEGREE GRADUATES EARN THE
MID-CAREER
According to
PayScale, a company that studies salaries,
SALARIES
OF ANY COLLEGE IN THE UNITED STATES.
And a seamless transition process from associate to bachelor’s degree programs allows students to aspire to even more satisfying and rewarding careers.
APPLY NOW Talk to an admission specialist: 877.NYC.Tech (877.692.8324) | Apply online: www.citytech.cuny.edu/apply
ADMISSION GUIDE FRESHMEN
TRANSFER STUDENTS
Associate Degree Programs
Minimum Cumulative GPA of 2.0
High school diploma with minimum of a 70 average or a minimum score of 2700 on the GED/HSE exam.
Bachelor’s Degree Programs High school diploma with a 75 or higher average or a minimum score of 2750 on the GED/HSE exam. Some high demand and select programs require an 80 or higher average and may have specific admission criteria. Please contact us for additional information on the major to which you wish to apply.
Proficiency in English and Math Students who have minimum scores of 480–Verbal, 500–Math in SAT; or 20–English, 21–Math in ACT; or 75 –English, 80–Math in Regents are exempted from the CUNY Assessment Test when they’re accepted to the collge.
Prove college level competency in English and Mathematics A grade of a C or better in non-remedial courses from an accredited college or university or from appropriate test scores from the SAT, ACT, NYS Regents, or CUNY Proficiency Examinations.
Transcripts from ALL post-secondary institutions attended Proof of high school graduation, or HSE If applicable, proof of any name change Proof of immunizations
DEGREE PROGRAMS BACHELOR’S DEGREES
OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS 300 Jay Street, NG-17 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Alexis Chaconis, Director 718.260.5500 achaconis@citytech.cuny.edu
OFFICE OF FINANCIAL AID
TRANSFER STUDENT CENTER AND THE OFFICE OF RECRUITMENT
Applied Chemistry Applied Mathematics Architectural Technology Biomedical Informatics Career & Technology Teacher Education Communication Design Communication Design Management Computer Systems Computer Engineering Technology Construction Technology Electrical Technology Emerging Media Technologies Entertainment Technology Facilities Management Health Services Administration Hospitality Management Human Services Legal Assistant Studies Mathematics Education Mechanical Engineering Technology Nursing Professional & Technical Writing Radiological Science Technology Teacher Education Telecommunications Engineering Technology
300 Jay Street, NG-08 Brooklyn, NY 11201
ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Lourdes Smith, Director 718.260.5508 lsmith@citytech.cuny.edu
300 Jay Street, NG-13 Brooklyn, NY 11201
OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
Sandra Higgins, Director 718.260.5700 financialaid@citytech.cuny.edu
300 Jay Street, NG-17 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Vanessa Villanueva, International Student Advisor 718.260.5509 vvillanueva@citytech.cuny.edu
OFFICE OF VETERANS SUPPORT SERVICES 300 Jay Street, A-236 Brooklyn, NY 11201 Robert Timmins, Veterans Coordinator 718.260.4980 rtimmins@citytech.cuny.edu
The College is committed to a policy of equal employment and equal access in its educational programs and activities and to non-discrimination in accordance with federal, state and city laws. For questions or concerns on non-discrimination, please contact the College’s Chief Diversity Officer; for those regarding sex discrimination and sexual misconduct, please contact the College’s Title IX Coordinator or the Office of Civil Rights of the United States.
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