In continuing my search for possible schools for my baccalaureate future, I felt that if I have at least one back up for PA and DC, then NY should have at least one as well. And the back up I chose to add to my 'short list' of schools, may actually be a ticket for me to get to NY. I am pleased to and confident in the addition of the
City College of New York. According to
US News & World Report, this school ranks no. 62 in the country, has an overall acceptance rate of 48.9% and probably the most appealing is the tuiton. For the 2009-2010 school year, out-of-state students paid $8,918 for fees and tuition. The school is noted for its research and has a particularly strong background in the sciences. I will make certain that I visit this school in the spring of next year.
In continuing my search for possible schools for my baccalaureate future, I felt that if I have at least one back up for PA and DC, then NY should have at least one as well. And the back up I chose to add to my 'short list' of schools, may actually be a ticket for me to get to NY. I am pleased to and confident in the addition of the City College of New York. According to US News & World Report, this school ranks no. 62 in the country, has an overall acceptance rate of 48.9% and probably the most appealing is the tuiton. For the 2009-2010 school year, out-of-state students paid $8,918 for fees and tuition. The school is noted for its research and has a particularly strong background in the sciences. I will make certain that I visit this school in the spring of next year.
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