Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education located?
We are currently located at 25 Broadway on the seventh floor, inside the historic Cunard Building (NYPL Landmark), which was once a ticket office for the Cunard Passenger Cruise Ship Line in the 1910s and 20s. We are close to 14 subway lines (A, C, E, J, M, Z, R, W, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), which includes the Fulton Street Transit Center, in addition to several local and express bus routes, the Staten Island Ferry and PATH train service to New Jersey.
We are currently located at 25 Broadway on the seventh floor, inside the historic Cunard Building (NYPL Landmark), which was once a ticket office for the Cunard Passenger Cruise Ship Line in the 1910s and 20s. We are close to 14 subway lines (A, C, E, J, M, Z, R, W, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6), which includes the Fulton Street Transit Center, in addition to several local and express bus routes, the Staten Island Ferry and PATH train service to New Jersey.
What is meant by "interdisciplinary arts & science?"
An interdisciplinary arts & science program entails taking a wide variety of courses from the various academic disciplines: Social Sciences, English, Anthropology, History, Art and Art History, Psychology, Media Studies, Science, Labor Studies, Political Science and so on. An interdisciplinary arts & science degree says to prospective employers that you read and write critically, you understand academic research and complex writing tasks, that you are educated in the various academic disciplines, and that you can take charge of intellectual projects.
An interdisciplinary arts & science program entails taking a wide variety of courses from the various academic disciplines: Social Sciences, English, Anthropology, History, Art and Art History, Psychology, Media Studies, Science, Labor Studies, Political Science and so on. An interdisciplinary arts & science degree says to prospective employers that you read and write critically, you understand academic research and complex writing tasks, that you are educated in the various academic disciplines, and that you can take charge of intellectual projects.
Can a student take classes at CWE and the main campus?
The Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education degree requirements are distinct from the main campus academic requirements and 30 credits must be taken at the Center for Worker Education. However, CWE students may take courses on the main campus that augment the CWE curriculum in an area of concentration. The CWE advisor should always be consulted about whether such courses are appropriate. Students can and should make use of all uptown student services like health and wellness, library, computer labs, and other campus clubs and activities.
Do you have any professional or personal development classes at CWE?
Not at this time. However, Continuing and Professional Studies (CPS) shares the same philosophy as CWE, and has a variety of programs that are designed with the adult learner in mind: courses that can increase earning potential and bring added value to one's presence in the marketplace; certificate programs such as Teacher's Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Bookkeeping and Accounting, Certified Nursing Assistant and many more. CPS has personal development classes in computers, languages, arts and recreation, and workshops to help you repair your credit, develop a small business, even manage your emotions. Click here to see all that they have to offer! Download their full catalog and /or register online. You may also register in person or by phone at (212) 650-7312. www.cps.ccny.edu
Do you have any professional or personal development classes at CWE?
Not at this time. However, Continuing and Professional Studies (CPS) shares the same philosophy as CWE, and has a variety of programs that are designed with the adult learner in mind: courses that can increase earning potential and bring added value to one's presence in the marketplace; certificate programs such as Teacher's Assistant, Pharmacy Technician, Bookkeeping and Accounting, Certified Nursing Assistant and many more. CPS has personal development classes in computers, languages, arts and recreation, and workshops to help you repair your credit, develop a small business, even manage your emotions. Click here to see all that they have to offer! Download their full catalog and /or register online. You may also register in person or by phone at (212) 650-7312. www.cps.ccny.edu
How do I enroll at the Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education?
For Undergraduate Programs: Call (212) 625-1444 to register for an admissions information session. When you call this number you will leave your name and address and detailed information about what to bring to the workshop will be mailed to you. Learn More...
For Graduate Programs: Apply through the City College Office of Graduate Admission. Learn More...
For Graduate Programs: Apply through the City College Office of Graduate Admission. Learn More...
Who may apply?
The Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education's academic program is designed specifically for working adults, who are employed full-or part-time. However, anyone holding a high school diploma or a G.E.D. is welcome to apply for admission.
The Division of Interdisciplinary Studies at the Center for Worker Education's academic program is designed specifically for working adults, who are employed full-or part-time. However, anyone holding a high school diploma or a G.E.D. is welcome to apply for admission.
Up to 90 liberal arts credits earned at other fully-accredited colleges may be applied as transfer credits towards the CCNY Bachelor's degree, even if those credits were completed many years ago. Transfer students with Associate Degrees from CUNY Community Colleges are guaranteed a minimum of 60 transfer credits.
