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Majors & Degree Tracks. All degrees offered by Hunter College are listed below, sorted alphabetically by major. For detailed information about degree requirements, please consult the college catalogs or the department website. Note: This list does not include certificate programs that may be offered by Continuing Education or IELI.
Hunter College will be test optional for the Fall 2023 – Spring 2027 semesters. We strongly encourage students submit their SAT/ACT scores to help provide additional context to their application, especially students applying for merit scholarship programs (Freshman Honors, Macaulay etc.).
68th Street Visitors Center. Enter at 904 Lexington Avenue (at corner of 68th Street and Lexington Avenue) More Information. Brookdale Campus Visitors Center. Enter at 425 East 25th Street (between First Avenue and FDR Drive), into the West Building. East Harlem Campus Visitors Center. Enter at 2180 Third Avenue (at corner of 119th Street and ...
About the Program. The Bachelor of Science [Generic Pathway] nursing program is designed for students who wish to become nurses over a four-year course of study in the liberal arts & sciences and professional nursing. On completion of the program, students are eligible to take the NCLEX-RN exam, the licensing examination for registered nurses.
For General Freshmen. Once you have accepted your admission offer and committed to Hunter, review and complete the steps below in order to successfully start your journey at Hunter College as a first-year freshman student. 1. Activate Your Hunter College Email Account. 2. Activate Your Hunter NetID. 3. Register for Freshman Orientation. 4.
Apply for Readmission if you previously took courses at Hunter College as a degree student, non-degree student or senior citizen auditor and have not been in attendance for one or more semesters. Readmission Information; Apply Now; International Students.
