An Education Centered on You
Interested in a college where you won't get lost in the shuffle? Forget the crowded lecture halls of the large universities and learn what an interactive education is all about at The College of New Rochelle. Our student-teacher ratio of 11:1 will give you the attention you deserve from each of our world-class professors.
Find out how The College of New Rochelle can help train you to become a leader in today's society by filling out the form to the right.
Through our four schools - School of Arts & Sciences (for women), School of New Resources (for adults), School of Nursing, and Graduate School - we offer quality undergraduate and graduate degree programs designed to meet your specific needs. Whether you've just graduated from high school, or you're an experienced professional looking for a career change, you'll feel at home at The College of New Rochelle.
Fill out the form to the right to get information from one of our representatives about which of our schools is right for you. Learn more about our academics, financial aid, athletics and student life.
School of Arts and Sciences
As a women's college, the School of Arts & Sciences women with the tools they need to succeed in today's competitive job market. Women studying in our undergraduate programs get unique opportunities to develop leadership skills both in and out of the classrooms. They also are mentored by strong female role models.
Over 25 degree programs available at our School of Arts and Sciences include:
- Business
- Education
- Pre-Law and Pre-Med
- Art
- Communication Arts
Find out more about these or any other School of Arts and Sciences degree programs by filling out the form to the right.
Our location just 16 miles north of Manhattan provides students with opportunities to get real-life experience at some of America's most recognizable institutions. Communication students, for example, can intern at CBS or Fox News, while art students can learn at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum. Since they are so close to New York City, students not only get to enjoy some of the city's world-class entertainment, but they also get to reach out to those in need through the College's service programs.
Learn more about how you can benefit from the School of Arts and Sciences at The College of New Rochelle.
School of Nursing
Become a CNR Nurse!
Students studying at our School of Nursing benefit from an environment that has earned nationwide recognition for its holistic approach to nursing. Our instructors teach students not only how to care for the body but also how to care for the mind and spirit through compassion and empathy.
Programs are offered for:
- Traditional high school graduates
- Transfer students
- College graduates who want to change careers
- Registered nurses trying to advance their education with a bachelor's or master's degree
If you're interested in finding out if our School of Nursing is for you, fill out the form to the right.
Nursing students get clinical experience at over 100 of the most sophisticated health care institutions in the New York metropolitan area including:
- Memorial Sloan-Kettering Medical Center
- Columbia Presbyterian Hospital
- Our Lady Mercy Medical Center
- Visiting Nurse Association
- Jack D. Weiler Hospital of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Because all of our nursing students are members of the National Student Nurse Association, they enjoy additional educational, scholarship and networking opportunities. Students can also take advantage of an Honors Program that provides accelerated academic tracks, leadership development and mentoring help.
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Graduate School
Since our Graduate School was founded in 1969, over 10,000 men and women have graduated and used their education to impact the world. Our graduate courses help professionals improve their skills, make career changes and re-enter the work force. Master's degrees are available in 25 areas including:
- Art Therapy/Counseling
- Career Development
- Communications
- Educational Leadership
- Gerontology
- Mental Health Counseling
- School Psychology
Find out which Master's program is right for you by filling out the form to the right.
Because we are sensitive to the working and parenting responsibilities of our students, we offer courses during the evenings and weekends and give students the option of part- or full-time study. In each of our courses, students study in a relaxed atmosphere where interaction is encouraged.
At our Graduate School, we believe that our professors are our greatest strength. They practice what they teach through independent practices and consulting work, as well as internationally-recognized research. Each of our professors work one-on-one with students to ensure that all students get the help they need to succeed after they graduate.
Complete the form to the right to learn more about how you can fit into our Graduate School.
School of New Resources
At the School of New Resources, adults have the opportunity to earn a college degree in communications, social services, psychology and more through a curriculum designed just for them.
Some of the advantages of earning a degree at the School of New Resources include:
- The ability to apply for up to 30 credits for learning from work and life experiences.
- Individualized degree plans to help adults get exactly the education they need to help them reach their career and education goals.
- An average class size of 18 students, creating a more relaxed, conversational learning experience.
Fill out the form to the right to find out how you can begin your journey toward a college degree through the School of New Resources.
If you're a New York adult trying to further your education, there's no better place to study than the School of New Resources. To accommodate the busy schedules of adults, the School of New Resources offers classes in the mornings, evenings and on weekends. Campuses are also located throughout the Greater New York area to give adults the opportunity to study in their own neighborhood.
Find campuses in:
- Brooklyn
- Co-op City
- Lower Manhattan
- New Rochelle
- Harlem
- South Bronx
Learn more about how you can further your education through the School of New Resources by filling out the form to the right.
The College of New Rochelle
29 Castle Place, New Rochelle, New York 10805
