Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) is the largest community college in the City University of New York, and the only community college in Manhattan.
Student body:
• 21,858 students (59.4 percent women, 40.6 percent men)
• Full-time enrollment: 62 percent
• Part-time enrollment: 37 percent
• Median age: 22
BMCC is an international college with students from over 150 countries. Racial/ethnic makeup according to student self-descriptions:
| American Indian/Native American: | 2 percent |
| Asian/Pacific Islander: | 14.3 percent |
| Black: | 35.7 percent |
| Hispanic: | 34.7 percent |
| White: | 15.1 percent |
| Full-time | Part-time | |
| New York City residents: | $1575.00 per semester | $135.00 per credit |
| Non-residents: | $210 per credit | $210.00 per credit |
| Student activity fee: | $43.85 | $21.85 |
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According to data from the U.S. Department of Education and the Institute of International Education, among colleges nationwide BMCC ranks:
#2 in awarding associate degrees in business, management, and marketing
#3 in awarding associate degrees in computer and information technologies
#6 among community colleges in enrollment of international students
#5 in awarding associate degrees in education
#12 in conferring associate degrees in all disciplines
In awarding associate degrees to minority students, BMCC ranked:
#1 in awarding degrees to African-American students
#5 in awarding degrees to Hispanic students
#27 in awarding degrees to Asian-American students
BMCC awards associate degrees-
• Associate in Science (AS),
• Associate in Arts (AA), and
• Associate in Applied Science (AAS)
-in more than 20 fields, including Accounting, Business Administration, Child Care/Early Childhood, Computer Science, Criminal Justice, Forensics, Paramedic Program, Mathematics, Multimedia Technology, Nursing, Office Operations, Video Arts and Technology, Engineering Science, Human Services, Health Information technology, Small Business/Entrepreneurship, Theatre, and Writing and Literature. BMCC offers evening and weekend programs in Business Administration and Liberal Arts
