Your necessities should include any prescription medicine, eyeglasses, or other medical supplies that may not be available in the States. You will need warm clothes for the winters in NYC, although these can be purchased [...]
After completing your application and submitting all the admissions requirements, you will be issued an acceptance letter and the I-20 form with specific instructions on obtaining a visa.
At MCNY, there are abundant opportunities to have fun and get involved in different activities sponsored by the Student and Career Service Offices not to mention the wealth of activities New York has to offer. [...]
MCNY does not provide room and board for students. We do partner with nearby housing facilities which provides many campuses in the area quality student housing. Students are required to find their own housing. [...]
We encourage you to attend an EducationUSA pre-departure session. It is not mandatory for incoming international students, but we feel these sessions are very valuable to incoming international students and parents. EducationUSA centers are the [...]
Scholarship consideration is based on merit, test scores, recommendation letters and other criteria. Consideration will be given to all applicants who submit all required materials before application deadlines.
MCNY does not provide full scholarship support for international students. However, students who demonstrate the highest academic potential and bring significant co-curricular interests to our campus will be considered for scholarships. Scholarship amount will vary [...]
Yes, we can accept students after they have completed their O-Levels. Students will, however, be required to take the ACT or SAT. A TOEFL or IELTS score may not be substituted. Students wishing to use [...]
Yes, official transcripts (certified and translated to English) are required from each college or university you have attended. In most cases, an external evaluation by a NACES approved agency, such as: WES, ECE or Spantran [...]
The Office of Admissions has experience in reviewing IB program credentials, and a variety of other scholastic systems from various countries including some undergraduate degrees for those pursuing graduate programs. African students who have taken [...]
