At the CUNY School of Professional Studies (CUNY SPS), we have undergraduate degree programs for students who have already earned 24 or more credits at a previous accredited institution. Our degree programs include Business, Communication and Media, Disability Studies, Health Information Management, Human Relations, Information Systems, Nursing, Psychology, Sociology, Liberal Studies, and more. Offered both online and on campus, our programs meet the needs of adults who are looking for a seamless way to finish a bachelor's degree program, and advance in the workplace or change careers.
Offering quality online bachelor's degree programs since 2006, we've been noticed for our excellence. Our online bachelor's programs have been ranked among the top in the Nation by U.S. News & World Report, and we've been recognized for our veterans' offerings and individual programs.
Applied associate’s degree holders in career preparatory, vocational, and technical programs have found it increasingly necessary to earn a bachelor’s degree in order to improve their career prospe
There are over 73 million people under the age of 24 living in the United States who face multiple inherited crises with defiance and creativity.
The application process for the LGCC-SPS Dual/Joint Program is initiated at the Nursing Department at LaGuardia Community College.
The application process for the BCC-SPS Dual/Joint Program is initiated at the Nursing Department at Bronx Community College.
The application process for the BMCC-SPS Dual/Joint Program is initiated at the Nursing Department at Borough of Manhattan Community College.
Nurse informatics specialists play a crucial role in all healthcare environments as they are charged with ensuring that the best available scientific data and technology are available to design and
Health Services Administration is a growing field related to the leadership, management, and administration of hospitals, hospital networks, healthcare systems, clinics, nursing homes, and smaller
Nurse educators play a crucial role in helping nurses gain the expertise needed to meet the challenges of the evolving healthcare system.
Across the nation, nurses have been encouraged to develop the knowledge, leadership abilities, and interpersonal skills beyond what is learned at the bachelor’s degree level to improve the healthca