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BACHELOR’S PROGRAM FOR ADULTS AND TRANSFER STUDENTS

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YOUR STORY IS SINGULAR.

Think of your experience as a thesis.

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The time is now

your life experience has value.

Whatever path you’ve taken to college, we’re ready to welcome you.

The New School understands that your needs are different from those of an 18-year-old undergraduate. That’s why our Bachelor’s Program for Adults and Transfer Students offers you the opportunity to self-design your degree, giving you the freedom and flexibility to tailor your academic path to your unique goals. You’ll have access to the resources of a leading New York City university and support from a faculty advisor every step of the way.

Since 1919, The New School has been a center for discussion and instruction for mature and experienced learners. It began offering a bachelor’s degree program for returning veterans and other adults in the 1940s and continues this rich tradition today. Our forward-looking university is composed of five extraordinary schools and colleges, where students across disciplines find the support they need to be a force of collaboration, innovation, and crosscultural expression.

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Complete your degree. here’s how.

Bachelor’s Program for Adults and Transfer Students

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ransfer up to 84 previously earned T college credits

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Self-designed degree option

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Designated core faculty advisor

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redits awarded for college-level learning C from life and work experience

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tudy on campus in Greenwich Village, the S heart of New York City

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earn anytime, anywhere, with the option L of completing your degree online

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lexible schedule allowing you to study F full-time or part-time, day or night, online or on campus

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inancial aid available to eligible full-time, F part-time, and international students

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Small discussion-based classes

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Dual-degree bachelor’s–master’s option

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I nternship and project-based learning opportunities

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2621 Dynamic Metropolis or 2100 Urban Worlds: Social Justice and

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505 Visualizing Data Core Lab. Choose one:* 3031 City Studio: Action Research for

Change or 3400 Community/Art/Development or 3800 Urban Practice and Design

gies Core Project. Choose one:* 3510 Homelessness: An International ctive 3035 Placemaking 3301 City in Motion: Radical

The New School’s Bachelor’s Program for Adults and Transfer Students gives non-traditional students and adult learners the freedom and flexibility to tailor their degree to their unique stories and to pave a path that prepares them to achieve their

New York City

A degree just for you.

Majors Liberal Arts BA, BS (self-designed degree)

goals in a complex and rapidly changing world. Students may

Creative Writing BA

entirely self-design their degree or choose one of our majors.

Environmental Studies BA, BS

Whichever degree path our students choose, faculty, advisors, and staff support them in incorporating their experiences and unique voices into their degree.

Food Studies AAS, BA, BS Global Studies BA Media Studies BA, BS

courses in these subject areas: Anthropology and Sociology Arts and Social Engagement Creative Writing Cultural Studies Environmental Studies Ethics, Power, and Justice

Literature, Culture, and Democracy Management, Leadership,

Musical Theater BFA (AMDA Integrated graduates only) Psychology BA Urban Studies BA

and Entrepreneurship Museum and Curatorial Studies

Film and Media Production

Philosophy and Religion

Minors: The Benefits of Cross-Disciplinary Learning

Film and Media Studies

Politics and Economics

Minors at The New School offer

Food Studies

Psychology

you the opportunity to explore a

Foreign Languages

Race and Ethnicity Studies

wide range of disciplines,

Gender and Sexuality Studies

Riggio Honors Program

General Education

Screenwriting

Global Studies

Teaching English to Speakers

History Jewish Culture

of Other Languages

The New School

Choose from hundreds of

including those offered at Parsons School of Design, Eugene Lang College of Liberal Arts, and the College of Performing Arts. Learn more at newschool.edu/minors.

Urban Studies

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BY YOU Seret Scott-Williams BA Liberal Arts Seret Scott-Williams left college to join the civil rights movement as a member of the Free Southern Theater.

She works as an actor on Broadway, a theater director, and a playwright.

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“I chose the courses that interested me, and my advisor helped me fit them into the degree program I designed. It was exciting to share ideas with students who are one-third my age.�

finding new inspiration .

David Brown BA Liberal Arts Lifelong New Yorker and avid learner David Brown served in the military and has worked in fields ranging from commercial real estate to textile sales.

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“I struck up a conversation with a Parsons student, and we talked for an hour about drawing, design, and innovation. Where else could a liberal arts student have the chance to easily collaborate with a design student? These connections don’t happen anywhere else.�

don’t wait until you think you’re ready

you’re ready

life experience matters Ted Kerr BA Liberal Arts Ted Kerr, a writer, artist, and activist from Canada, was a student in the Riggio Honors Program for Writing and Democracy. His internship at Visual AIDS in New York City led to a full-time position there.

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“The life experience I brought to The New School improved my education—and I think it added to the classroom.

The program made me a better student, a better researcher, and a better writer.”

new path to your future Francisca Sanhueza BS Food Studies Francisca Sanhueza worked for a fruit export company and as a food stylist and graduated from culinary school in her native Chile. She says, “Food is my life.�

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“I thought I would take food studies and photography courses to develop my food styling business. Instead, my courses led me to a totally different career path, focusing on food as a vehicle for social justice.�

Take the next step Jean De Meuron BS Liberal Arts Film lover Jean De Meuron interned at Paramount Pictures and Resolution, assisted the vice president of Public Affairs at Viacom International Media Networks, and worked as a producer in his native Switzerland.

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“I wanted a good degree that would help me work for one of the major film studios. I chose The New School for its innovative mix of courses. Students and alumni at The New School are on different paths and at different points in their lives, and they learn from one another.�

Begin anywhere.

Imagine an ideal and attain it.

University Programs

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