About MCNY
Metropolitan College of New York is a vibrant and unique non-profit learning institution with accreditation and an array of undergraduate and graduate degree programs designed for working professionals. Located in the heart of New York City’s Financial District an MCNY education is a great college opportunity for working adults to advance their careers, for students graduating high school or transferring from community college to accelerate the college experience, for veterans returning from service to use GI Bill benefits as expeditiously as possible, and for workers displaced by the present economic dislocations to retool and re-credential. It is also a wonderful opportunity for international students, who can minimize the costs of lengthy residence while enjoying the benefits of internship placements in the greatest city in the world.
NEW – MA in Community Health Education
The Master of Community Health Education program will prepare you to make the most of today’s changing health and wellness environment and help make a difference in the locations in which you live and work.
The program has been designed to meet the standards of the National Commission on Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC). Students who complete the program will qualify to take the NCHEC Certified Health Education Specialist (CHES) exam, which is the only nationally recognized credential in the field.
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PUBLISHED! Dr. Phil Nufrio for Biden Institute: COVID-19 and Its Economic Impact
Dr. Philip M. Dodd-Nufrio is a professor in The School for Public Affairs and Administration at the Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY). He is an officially elected [...]
Shawana Singletary’s New Role as Director of Admissions and Recruitment
Determined and Dedicated -- Shawana Singletary, MBA, is ready to take on her new role as Director of Admissions and Recruitment at Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY). [...]
PUBLISHED! Dr. Eric Fuchs and Dr. Doru Tsaganea on the Covid-19 Pandemic Unexpected Benefits and their Consequences
Covid-19 Pandemic and its Impact on College Teaching: The Unexpected Benefits and their Consequences has been published in the Mathematics Teaching-Research Journal online, Vol 12, N3. THE MOST [...]
George Contreras in lohud: The Tale of Two Lines in One City — COVID and Early Voting
George W. Contreras Special to the USA TODAY NETWORK/lohud On Oct. 26, there were more than 8.6 million cases of COVID-19 and nearly 226,000 deaths in the United [...]
College Events
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Welcome Back to MCNY
Letter from MCNY President, Dr. Joanne Passaro Welcome to the fall 2020 semester! MCNY faculty and staff are excited to begin the new academic year with you, and [...]
COVID19 – External Resources for MCNY Students
We hope that everyone is well and staying safe. Our faculty, staff, alumni, students and friends have been reaching out with opportunities and resources that may be helpful [...]
UPDATE – ANNOUNCEMENT to Students from MCNY President Joanne Passaro
Dear Students, As you know, Governor Cuomo has mandated that 100% of our staff work remotely, effective this evening. As a result, all MCNY classes will continue to [...]