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The City University of New YorkThe City University of New York (CUNY) is the nation’s leading urban public university. Founded in 1847, it is comprised of 10 academic entities. These include Baruch College and ten other institutions that grant undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral degrees, and seven community colleges leading to associates degrees. CUNY is also home to Macaulay Honors College; the School of Professional Studies; the Graduate Center; and graduate schools for journalism, law, and public health and health policy. The Univer-sity serves more than 271,000 degree-seeking students and 270,000 adult, continuing, and professional education students. Baruch CollegeBaruch College is a dynamic community of scholars and distinguished professionals who educate one of the most diverse student popula-tions in the United States. The College dates back more than 160 years, to the founding in 1847 of the Free Academy, the first free public college in the nation, and has carried on a tradition of academic excellence, accessibility, and opportu-nity for students from every corner of New York City, the metropolitan region, and around the world.

The Zicklin School of Business has renowned faculty experts across the business spectrum and acclaimed AACSB-accredited programs leading to BBA, MBA, MS, Executive MBA and MS, and PhD degrees.

The Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs is a research entity that offers BSPA, MPA, MIA, Executive MPA, and MS in Higher Education degrees while serving as a partner and resource for governmental and nonprofit entities at the local, state, and national levels.

The George and Mildred Weissman School of Arts and Sciences has more than 50 areas of study that blend rigorous theory with practical experience. Degrees include the BA, BS, MA, MS, and PhD.

The Division of Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) was established in 1978 to serve New York and the world with high-quality professional educa-tion and training for individuals, businesses, non-profit, and governmental agencies. CAPS offers more than 150 courses across the professional spectrum that can be taken independently or as part of nearly 50 certificate-granting programs.

Your Home in New York CityBaruch College has a residence hall that is a short walk from Central Park or the East River Esplanade. Its Third Avenue location is surrounded by one-of-a-kind shops and terrific restaurants that represent cuisines from all over the world. The building remains open and staffed over Winter Break so residents can stay and enjoy the city. Double and triple rooms available, for two or three students each.

For more information visit www.baruch.cuny.edu/housing.

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MORE THAN 130

168 countries represented on campus

29 undergraduate majors

BY THE NUMBERS

LANGUAGES SPOKENundergraduate

minors56

MORE THAN

UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS

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13 varsity NCAA

Division III sports teams on campus

Absolute Adrenaline • Accounting Society Actuarial Science Society • Advertising Design Society African Student Association at Baruch • AIESECAlpha

Kappa Psi • Alpha Phi Omega • Archery Club Argentine Tango • ASEDOM (Dominican Student Assoc.Assoc. of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA)Bangladesh Student Association • Beta Alpha PsiBeta Phi Sigma • BioMed Society • Black Student Union Blue Notes •

Caribbean Student Association Chi Alpha Epsilon Nation-al Honor Society (XAE) • Chinese Christian Fellowship •

Colleges Against Cancer Collegiate Association of Women in BusinessConsulting Club • Conversation

Partners • Delta Sigma Pi Difference Makers • E-Sports

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graduate-level specializations

doctoral areas of study

Nearly

170 student clubs

3,000GRADUATE STUDENTS

5,000NON-DEGREE PROFESSIONALSTUDENTS

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MARXE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

UNDER- GRADUATE GRADUATE PHD EXEC

Public Affairs Public Administration

(Healthcare Policy, Nonprofit Management, Policy Analysis and Evaluation, Public Management, Urban Development and Sustainability)

ZICKLIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS UNDER- GRADUATE GRADUATE PHD EXEC

Accountancy MS Business MBA* PHD

Computer Information Systems & Statistics

(Computer Information Systems, Data Analytics, Information Risk Management and Cybersecurity, Statistics & Quantitative Modeling)

Economics Finance MS MS

Financial Risk Management MS

Healthcare Administration MBA

Industrial and Labor Relations MS

Information Systems MS Joint JD/MBA MBA

ManagementEntrepreneurship MS

Human Resource Management I/O Psychology Operations Management

Marketing Management & International Business MS Advertising and Marketing Communications Digital Marketing General Marketing International Business International Marketing Marketing MS MS

Marketing Analytics Quantitative Methods & Modeling MS

Real Estate MS

Statistics MS

Taxation MS

AREAS OF STUDY Baruch College has more than 80

areas of study encompassing the full spectrum of business, arts and sciences, humanities, and public and international affairs. WEISSMAN SCHOOL OF ARTS & SCIENCES UNDER-

GRADUATE GRADUATE PHD

Arts and HumanitiesEnglish History Journalism

(Creative Writing & Business Journalism) Music Philosophy Spanish

Interdisciplinary StudiesAsian and Asian American Studies Business Communications

(Business Writing, Corporate Communi-cation, & Graphic Communication)

Management of Musical Enterprises Mental Health Counseling Natural Sciences Religion and Culture

Math and SciencesActuarial Science Biological Sciences Financial Mathematics Financial Engineering Industrial/Organizational Psychology Mathematics Statistics

Social SciencesCommunication Studies Economics Political Science Psychology Sociology

Liberal Arts Ad Hoc MajorsArt History and Theater Arts Administration Asian and Asian American Studies Management of Musical Enterprises Modern Languages and Comparative Literature Natural Sciences Religion and Culture

MARXE SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

UNDER- GRADUATE GRADUATE PHD EXEC

International Affairs (Western Hemisphere Affairs, International Non-governmental Organizations, Trade and Global Economic Governance)

Higher Education Administration MSEdExecutive Master of Public Administration

* Full-time and evening programs available

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ESL PROVISIONAL UNDERGRADUATE ADMISSIONS PROGRAMAcademically qualified students who do not have a sufficient TOEFL or IELTS score for undergraduate admission can apply through Baruch’s ESL Pipeline Program that helps them develop the English writing, reading, listening and speaking, grammar, and vocabulary needed to succeed in the under-graduate degree program. It also teaches U.S. cultural skills to ease the transition into New York City living. After meeting ESL Pipeline Program requirements, students matriculate as undergraduates at Baruch.

TOOLS FOR CLEAR SPEECHTools for Clear Speech is an academic support program dedicated to improving the oral communi-cation skills of English language learners (ELLs) and non-native English speakers at Baruch College. Professional speech consultants guide participants toward clearer, more effective communication by helping them to improve pronunciation, intelligibility, and pragmatic abilities. It includes: • One-to-one pronunciation tutorials 30 or 60 minutes in duration. • Pronunciation workshops that teach the basics of connected speech (Clear Speech 101), understanding American culture and pragmatics (Clarity and Confidence), and speaking intelligibly in a professional setting (Intelligibility in the Interview)• Conversation hours of no more than eight students that are moderated by an English tutor. • Oral communication video assessment that scores, and builds a portfolio of, students’ communicative challenges and progress during their time at Baruch.

CONVERSATION PARTNERSAs the name suggests, Conversation Partners matches native and non-native speakers of English for informal conversations. These unstructured interactions build ELL students’ confidence in conver-sational English, and they give native speakers experience in communicating across language barriers. Both partners also gain cultural awareness, a sense of community, and the potential for friendships and networks across cultural lines.

SPECIAL PROGRAMSBaruch College offers numerous resources to help English language learners succeed as students and New Yorkers.

The Division of Continuing and Professional Studies (CAPS) offers more than 150 courses across the professional spectrum that can be taken independently or as part of nearly 50 professional certificate programs in areas like accounting, digital marketing, real estate, international trade, professional communication, and project management. CAPS also offers longer-term F-1 visa eligible programs, such as the Contemporary American Business Practices certificate which spans one year, and various tracks in English language training (academic, business, and general) that range from one semester to up to two years. Test preparation courses for the TESOL, GMAT, GRE and other standardized exams are available in part-time, intensive, and customized formats of instruction. Courses are taught by Baruch professors, top researchers, and renowned industry professionals.

To support the career advancement of working professionals around the world, CAPS partners with globally recognized industry organizations such as the Society of Human Resources Management in individual or corporate programs.

In addition, CAPS excels in the creation of customized programs that meet the training and educa-tional needs of corporate, non-profit, and government employers. Our learning and development professionals work with management and their teams to design business-centered, goal-driven courses in an array of areas. Programs are held on Baruch’s campus, at business locations around New York, or at clients’ workplaces anywhere in the world. Often, international businesses choose to combine two course tracks—such as English language training and finance—into one intensive program to help employees improve both communication abilities and specialized professional skills.

Baruch College’s Division of Continuing and Professional Studies provides a combination of academic excellence and professional expertise to advance academic, career, or organizational goals.

Numerous flexible global programs are available for international students and organizations.

CONTINUING & PROFESSIONALSTUDIES

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Baruch College is nationally acclaimed for delivering a top-notch education at an affordable price. The per-credit cost for international, non-resident students is one-half to one-third less than competitive, private institutions in and around New York City. (Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice.)

Costs

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMS

Annual Tuition and Fees*

I-20 Required Funding**

Undergraduate $18,000 $41,200 Non-degree $26,000 N/AEvening MBA $21,000 $47,947 Executive MPA $35,595 $59,474 MBA $34,000 $54,067 MPA $29,000 $50,667 MA in Corporate Communications $15,000 $42,627 MA in Mental Health Counseling $15,000 $42,627 MS Industrial labor Relations $16,670 $43,898 MS (Zicklin only) $16,000 $43,627 MS ED $25,000 $47,307 MS in I/O Psychology $15,000 $42,627 MS in Marketing $27,000 $54,157 MFE $34,000 $47,000

*Pending approval by the CUNY Board of Trustees and subject to change. ** I-20 required funding is the minimum amount of funding an international student needs to

document in order to apply for an F1 student visa.

* Based on a 15-credit semester.

ZICKLIN EXECUTIVE PROGRAMS* Full Program Cost* I-20 Required Funding**

Executive MBA $86,500 $110,379

Executive MBA in Healthcare Administration $112,728 N/A

Executive MS In Finance $38,500 $69,879Executive MS in Marketing $38,500 $69,879

Executive Doctorate in Business $150,000 $131,000

Baruch College consistently earns regional, national, and discipline-specific accolades for academic quality, rigor, and value.

U.S. News & World Report (2016)

#6 “Top 10 Public Schools/Regional Universities” in the North

#4 “Most Ethnically Diverse Colleges” in the North

#32 “Best Colleges” in the North

The Princeton Review “Top College” Lists

15% of Top U.S. Colleges, for the eighth consecutive year (2016)

Top 200 “Colleges That Pay You Back” (2015) Value

Value

#14 “Best Value”–Forbes magazine (2015)

#38 “Best Value, Public Colleges”– Kiplinger’s Personal Finance

#116 “Best Value, All Colleges”– Kiplinger’s Personal Finance

Rankings & Awards

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SCHOLARSHIPS

• Two U.S. State Department Critical Language Scholarships, for study in India and in Indonesia• David L. Boren Scholarship to study Mandarin in China, sponsored by the National Security

Education Program• Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program, a selective program for students

pursuing environmental conservation• Jeannette K. Watson Fellowship, a three-year program that provides internships with

leading organizations • New York City Urban Fellowship, which combines work in city agencies with seminar learning• Nine U.S. State Department Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships to study abroad• Two Freeman-ASIA Awards to study in South Korea• Congress Bundestag Youth Exchange Fellowship to Germany

COMPETITIONS

• Three 1st-place wins at the Rotman International Trading Competition, the world’s premier financial engineering student contest

• First Place: Solve-a-thon at MIT• First Place: Society of American Business Editors and Writers’ Best in Business Prize for the

student magazine Dollars & Sense• First, Second, and Third Place: MIT Fall Intercollegiate Trading Competition• Second Place: UChicago Midwest Trading Competition• Third Place in the CUNY Nobel Science Challenge *2015-16

Photo: Winners of the 2016 Rotman International Competition

AWARD- WINNING STUDENTSBaruch’s undergraduates and graduate students enjoy a tradition of success in competitions, scholarships, and other honors.*

The Baruch College faculty has numerous distinguished researchers, authors, and leaders from business, the social sciences, arts and humanities. They routinely earn national and international recognition for their outstanding research, creative activity, and teaching, including: • Four Fulbright awards for research in Belgium, Finland, India, the

Philippines, and other European countries

• 2016 Poetry Society of America’s Frost Medal for Distinguished Achievement in American Poetry

• National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship for University Teachers

• Andrew Carnegie Fellowship from the Carnegie Corporation of New York

• National Academy of Public Administration Fellowship

*2015-16

FACULTY HONORS*

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QUEENS

BROOKLYN

Your interest in Baruch College, The City University of New York, shows that you understand

the value of cultural and linguistic awareness, immersion, and competence. Cultural diversity at Baruch includes much more than birthplace, nationality, and language. It concerns different learning

styles, religions, ethnic backgrounds, belief systems, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, and ages. Through a welcoming and accepting campus environment, in

addition to specific programs and resources, Baruch aims to foster international understanding and cross-cultural communication skills in all of our students. There is no better place than

New York City to explore the profound diversity that the world has to offer.

Cultural Competence at Baruch

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BARUCH COLLEGE ADMISSIONSOne Bernard Baruch Way, New York, NY 10010 USA

baruch.cuny.edu/admissions • internationalua@baruch.cuny.edu

A WORLDWIDE NETWORK AWAITS YOUBaruch College has one of the most diverse student populations in the United States and boasts a network of over 135,000 alumni living in nearly 100 countries worldwide. The College has hosted alumni gatherings in cities in and outside of the U.S., including London, Istanbul, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Taipei, Singapore, and São Paolo. Alumni participate in admissions efforts and interna-tional open house events to answer questions for prospective students. The world is also repre-sented in New York City, and the College hosts an annual international lecture that features local alumni experts and special guests speaking on topics related to the focus country. There are also many international student clubs that invite foreign-born alumni to speak about their transition from student to professional in the United States.

Continuing and Professional Studies caps@baruch.cuny.edu

Marxe School of Public and International Affairs mspia.admissions@baruch.cuny.edu

Weissman School of Arts and Sciences wsas.graduate.studies@baruch.cuny.edu

Zicklin School of Business ZicklinGradAdmissions@baruch.cuny.edu