A Master’s in Creating a Community of Opportunity for: Heroes in Need. A Navy veteran who served in both the Afghanistan and Gulf Wars, Anthony Harrison is using his military experience—and the Constructive Action plan [...]
A Bachelor’s in Creating a Safe Haven for: Our City's Most Vulnerable. A veteran of the Afghanistan War, former U.S. Marine Carlos Campo is putting his experience protecting our nation to work here at home with [...]
A Master’s in Beating the Odds for: Kids in the South Bronx. Andrew Proto teaches at the PS274M-New American Academy, a newly created zoned public school that is based on an innovative curriculum proven to [...]
A Bachelor’s in Making Quality Healthcare Accessible to: Families in Need. Karen Davis credits her Constructive Action research into managing fiscal and economic resources in healthcare with helping her earn her promotion at Columbia University [...]
The Top 50 Schools for Adults Going Back To College In recent years, the fastest growing population of college students are over the age of 25 – adults who wish to advance their careers [...]
A Master’s in Bridging the Gap between Patients and Healthcare Providers. Certified medical assistant Britt Minott is ready to combine her clinical knowledge with the business acumen she’s acquiring in MCNY’s new Master’s in Health Services [...]
New York, NY (January 17, 2017) - This Thursday, January 19 at 6pm marks the opening of Little Syria at Metropolitan College of New York (MCNY). The traveling exhibition is sponsored by The Ford Foundation [...]
11 Colleges that Attract the Most Older Students -- At Metropolitan College of New York, 82 percent of students were 25 and older in fall 2015, U.S. News data show. An average of 66 percent [...]
We are pleased to announce the approval of our newest IT degree programs, Associate in Applied Science (AAS) in Information Technology and Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Information Technology Management, by the New York [...]
Forum for Community Leaders to Include Keynote Remarks from Dr. Benard Dreyer, President of American Academy of Pediatrics #BronxSummit Bronx, NY (November 18, 2016) – Today, community-based stakeholders participated in The South Bronx Summit on Childhood Poverty toidentify [...]
