Join us in Manhattan! We’ve been changing lives since 1964.
Metropolitan College of New York was founded in 1964 by Audrey Cohen, an educational visionary and activist. Since then, more than 12,000 alumni have earned degrees from MCNY. Our unique Purpose-Centered Education model helps students across New York City identify and live out their purpose.
We have two campuses, one in the Financial District of Manhattan and another in the Triangle Hub Plaza in The Bronx.
Connect with us during an upcoming event and explore our academic programs. Set up a one-on-one appointment with an admission counselor to get advice on the admissions application and how to successfully enroll. Current students can access the academic calendar, the library, and academic support. Alumni are also encouraged to stay connected with the college.
Directions to Campus
MCNY Manhattan
60 West St., New York, NY 10006
(212) 343-1234
Programs Available On-site in Manhattan
Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education
School for Business
School for Public Affairs and Administration
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Financial Aid
Our Financial Aid staff is here to assist you with questions regarding the student financial aid process. MCNY has a full array of federal and NY State student financial aid programs. All staff members are here to ensure that your time at MCNY is successful and that you achieve your educational goals.
Bursar’s Office
The Office of the Bursar processes student tuition, fees, and other expenses. They are also responsible for posting financial aid to student accounts, book advances, disbursing refunds, and establishing payment plans with students. Students can satisfy their balance online through Self-Service.
College News
Peer Leaders Host the 1st Virtual Roundtable for the Library’s Black Maternal Health Initiative
Since the first week of the summer semester, a group of MCNY alumni and students has met weekly to share stories, perspectives, research on the Black maternal health crisis. These Peer Leaders have been working [...]
A Lesson In Empowering Our Communities: Professor Michelle Curry Speaks
http://youtu.be/ACEB77YqNmo In a two-part series for the National Organization for Human Services Roundtable, Audrey Cohen School for Human Services and Education Professor in the Master of Arts in Community Health Education program, Michelle Curry [...]
The MCNY Library Black Maternity Health Initiative
https://www.mcny.edu/library/black-maternal-health-initiative/ The MCNY Black Maternity Health Initiative (BMHI) is a student and community engagement project that seeks to respond to the existential crisis of Black maternal health in the U.S., New York City, and most [...]
Gary Jenkins MPA’06 & Commissioner of the NYC Dept. of Social Services “How City Hall is helping the unhoused”
How City Hall is helping the unhoused By Gary Jenkins and Brenda Rosen, New York Daily News May 01, 2022 We are at a crossroads in our nation when it comes to homelessness. Here in [...]