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| Evening/Weekend
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MAKE THE EVENING AND WEEKENDS WORK FOR YOU--
EARN YOUR DEGREE AT BMCC |
Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC) offers
five Evening/Weekend Associate Degree Programs in Accounting
(A.A.S.), Business Administration (A.A.),
Computer Operations (A.A.S.), Liberal
Arts (A.A.), and Nursing (A.A.S.). |
| In these Evening/Weekend Associate Degree Programs,
students may complete their degree requirements by attending classes,
either part-time or full-time, exclusively on Friday
evening, Saturdays, and Sundays. This is an ideal opportunity
for busy people juggling work and family responsibilities. |
| The Accounting
Program (ACC) is designed to provide the student with
a strong preparation in accounting, business and liberal arts. The
program also prepares students for entry-level positions in the accounting
field. In addition, a large percentage of students choose to continue
their education at four-year colleges in order to become certified
public accountants (CPA). |
| The Business
Administration Program (BAN), administered by the Business
Management Department, provides students with a general education
background and 12 credits in basic business. After completion of the
program, students may transfer to a senior college or university to
attain the baccalaureate degree in business. The Business Administration
Program is suggested for those who want a strong liberal arts background,
and who intend to continue their undergraduate education in business.
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| The Computer
Operations Program (CMO) prepares students to operate
sophisticated, state-of-the-art computer equipment. Students are also
given in-depth instruction in JCL, telecommunications networks, and
operating systems concepts. The program prepares students for positions
such as network administrator, network support technician, and network
engineer. |
| The Liberal
Arts Program (LIB) provides students with a well-rounded
background in the sciences, humanities, mathematics, and languages.
It allows students to enter senior colleges of their choice after
successful completion of the associate degree requirements. This program
provides a variety of courses in many different areas - offering students
an opportunity to decide eventually upon a major area or specialization.
Students who choose the general Liberal Arts Program are usually interested
in preparing for careers in teaching, law, medicine, the humanities,
the social sciences, counseling, journalism, or other broad areas.
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| The Nursing
Departmentoffers a program leading
to the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S) degree. Students are then
eligible to take the New York State Licensure Examination for Registered
Nursing (RN). Students may matriculate in a day or part-time evening/weekend
sequence. |
Admissions
Anyone who has a high school diploma, an accredited state high school
equivalency diploma, or foreign secondary education credentials equivalent
to a United States high school diploma is eligible to attend BMCC.
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Skills Assessment
All entering freshmen are required to take the CUNY Skills Assessment
Program, which consists of tests in three skills areas: reading, writing,
and mathematics. For further information regarding testing procedures,
please see our section on Skills
Assessment Examinations. |
Costs
For information regarding tuition, fees, and financial aid requirements,
please see our section on Tuition
& Fees. |
Student Support
Services
The Evening/Weekend Program will provide you with all the same student
support services you would receive if you attended BMCC during the
week, such as: Library, Academic Advisement, Tutoring/Supplemental
Instruction, and Computer Labs. |
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