Transcripts from previous colleges are reviewed during the Admission process to produce a personalized transfer Credit Evaluation for you. Any credits for courses that meet our transfer credit standards can be used toward your degree [...]
In short, advisement covers nearly everything we do in Student Services. Advisors can help you to understand your degree requirements, grades, academic progress, course schedule, college policies, and most any other question that you may [...]
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, commonly called a FAFSA, only needs to be completed once every academic year. For financial aid purposes, the academic year begins with the Summer semester. Let’s say you [...]
You can withdraw from one or more courses through the tenth week of the semester. The official deadline for withdrawals is posted on the academic calendar. Although course withdrawals do not affect your GPA, you [...]
The best way to contact your professor, or anyone at MCNY, is through their official www.mcny.edu email. Keep in mind that many of your instructors are adjunct professors and they may not always be available [...]
Keeping in mind that attendance is an essential part of each course, it is important that as a student you try to attend every class. Nonetheless, in those times when you cannot, it is highly [...]
If you or your parents are employed ask your company or labor union if it has a tuition reimbursement program. Check to see if the church or community organization you or your parents belong to [...]
Yes. If you are receiving any kind of financial aid from sources outside of MCNY, you must report the scholarship to the Financial Aid Office. We may adjust your financial aid package to compensate. Nevertheless, [...]
Sometimes if a higher minimum grade in a major course is required, you can receive federal aid again for that course. You should remember that repeating a course may limit your ability to meet the [...]
FSEOGs are awarded to undergraduate students with exceptional financial need, i.e., those with the lowest expected family contribution (EFC) numbers. Federal Pell Grant recipients receive priority for FSEOG awards.
