The Community College Transfer Opportunity Program

Don’t Just Transfer. Transform.

NYUCCTOP

Bergen Community College

Borough of Manhattan Community College

Bronx Community College

Guttman Community College

Hostos Community College

Housatonic Community College

Kingsborough Community College

LaGuardia Community College

Middlesex County College

Nassau Community College

Queensborough Community College

Rockland Community College

Suffolk County Community College

Westchester Community College

What is CCTOP? CCTOP is a scholarship and advisement program dedicated to

helping community college students like you transfer to one of four

divisions of NYU: the Steinhardt School of Culture, Education and

Human Development; the Silver School of Social Work; the Rory

Meyers College of Nursing; or the Division of Applied Undergraduate

Studies in the School of Professional Studies. CCTOP has enrolled

over 1,900 students from area community colleges, with a

tremendous rate of success. We can help you prepare for, finance,

and transition to NYU and your future.

CCTOP partners with:

The Steinhardt and Silver Schools, and Rory Meyers College of Nursing

NYU Steinhardt offers a variety of academic choices in art, music, media studies, education, health and nutrition, applied psychology, and communicative sciences and disorders. NYU Silver offers a degree in social work and NYU Meyers offers a degree in nursing. The admission, financial aid, and CCTOP scholarship processes for these schools is exactly the same, and all three schools admit for fall and spring. Once admitted to NYU, you’ll need to enroll full time to be eligible for the CCTOP scholarship and other aid.

Planning Ahead

We’re happy to help you plan your courses at your community college to maximize transfer credits. Steinhardt can accept up to 72 credits in transfer, and Silver and Meyers can accept up to 64 credits, cutting your time to completion and saving you money.

Please note that applicants to the Rory Meyers College of Nursing should complete 64 transferable liberal arts and science prerequisite credits towards our Traditional Four-Year Bachelor of Science pro-gram by the end of the summer semester if applying for fall enrollment and by the end of fall semester if applying for spring enrollment.

Application deadlines for Steinhardt, Silver, and Meyers are April 1 for fall admission and November 1 for spring admission.

NYUSTEINHARDT, SILVER, AND MEYERS PROGRAMS OF STUDY

Art, Music, Theatre

• Studio Art

• Educational Theatre

• Music Business (fall

admission only)

• Music Composition

• Music Education

• Music Performance

• Music Technology

• Vocal Performance

Communications

• Media, Culture, and

Communication

(fall admission only)

Education

• Education Studies

• Early Childhood and

Childhood Education

• English Education

• Foreign Language

Education

• Mathematics

Education

• Science Education

• Social Studies

Education

• Special Education

Health and Human

Development

• Applied Psychology

• Communicative

Sciences and

Disorders

• Food Studies

• Nutrition and

Dietetics

• Global Public Health/

Applied Psychology

• Global Public Health/

Food Studies

• Global Public Health/

Media, Culture, and

Communication

• Global Public Health/

Nutrition

Nursing

Social Work

• Social Work

• Global Public Health/

Social Work

School of Professional Studies Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies

At the Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies you can complete your undergraduate studies in a highly supportive environment and with the con-venience and the flexibility needed to fit your busy schedule. Online and onsite majors integrate the liberal arts with professionally oriented coursework, internships, and study away opportunities, provid-ing a comprehensive undergraduate education that is highly valued in competitive job markets.

Planning Ahead

We’re happy to help you plan your community college courses to maximize transfer credits. The Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies will accept up to 64 credits in transfer, potentially reducing the time it takes to complete your degree by half and saving you money. Recommended Application DeadlinesThe Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies admits students on a rolling admissions cycle. Our recommended deadlines are July 1 for fall admis-sion and April 1 for summer admission.

DIVISION OFAPPLIED UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES

Applied General

Studies

Humanities with

concentrations in:

• Art History

• Creative Writing

• Literature

Social Sciences with

concentrations in:

• Anthropology

• Economics

• History

• International Studies

• Media Studies

• Organizational

Behavior and Change

• Politics

• Psychology

• Sociology

Digital

Communications

and Media with

concentrations in:

• Interactive Media:

Web and Mobile

Devices

• Time-Based Media:

Video and Motion

Design

Healthcare

Management with

concentrations in:

• Community Health/

Healthcare Advocacy

• Long-Term Care

Information Systems

Management

Leadership and

Management Studies

with concentrations

in:

• Human Resources

Management

• International

Business and Global

Management

• Marketing,

Advertising and

Public Relations

• Organizational

Management and

Development

Applied Data Analytics

and Visualization

Marketing Analytics

Real Estate

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Eligibility

You can be eligible for CCTOP if you meet the following criteria:

• You’ve been a full-time student for at least a year or a part-time student for 30 consecutive credits at a partner community college

• You’ve been nominated online by a member of the faculty or administration at the community college

• You have a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA for Steinhardt and Silver or 3.5 cumulative GPA for the Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies and Rory Meyers College of Nursing

• You have at least 48 transferable credits towards your intended degree program at NYU

• You complete the undergraduate admissions process and are offered admission to one of the participating divisions of the University

• You complete the FAFSA and are eligible to apply for federal financial aid (fafsa.ed.gov)

Part of the funding for this scholarship is provided by a generous gift from the Carroll and Milton Petrie Foundation.

See NYU in your future? Follow these next steps:

Learn more about our academic majors including info about courses, internships, and other opportunities on our websites

Send us your transcripts—along with your choice of major, name, and contact information. We’re happy to help you plan and let you know where you stand For Steinhardt, Silver and Meyers, email cctop@nyu.edu.

For the Division of Applied Undergraduate Studies, email nyusps.UGadmissions@nyu.edu

Explore the campus, our programs, and your options by attending a CCTOP Visit Day at NYU. We offer day and evening sessions, including a campus tour. Visit steinhardt.nyu.edu/cctop for available dates and sessions and to register.

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The Community College Transfer Opportunity Program

Contact us!

NYU Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human DevelopmentJacqueline McPhillips Director CCTOP

steinhardt.nyu.edu/cctopcctop@nyu.edu212 998 5065

NYU Silver School of Social WorkDr. Robert Hawkins Assistant Dean and Director of Undergraduate Programs

socialwork.nyu.edu/admissions/bsssw.bs@nyu.edu212-998-4500

School of Professional Studies Division of Applied Undergraduate StudiesLinda Nicholas Associate Director Admissions and Financial Aid

sps.nyu.edu/cctop.dausln931@nyu.edu212 998 7100

NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing Andrew LaVenia Assistant Director Undergraduate Admissions

nursing.nyu.edualv262@nyu.edu212 998 5336

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