Get paid to explore the career of your dreams! The governor announced a $4M program to place 600 CUNY students as interns earning $20 an hour this spring while gaining experience with small businesses, tech startups, non-profits, corporations and government agencies.

Secure insightful work experience this summer with the nation’s largest summer youth employment program. But don’t wait – the deadline to apply is March 31!

Find your future at home. CUNY Online offers flexible learning options and one-on-one support to help fit college into your busy schedule. Explore more on our new webpage.

Passionate about food justice? Check out the CUNY Food Justice Leadership Fellowship, designed to offer civic-minded opportunities for emerging leaders.

A long-time CUNY faculty member shares the remarkable and inspirational story of her son, a CUNY alum, who was shot in the head and survived.

This CUNY grad saw a shortage of Latina representation in business, so she turned her consulting side hustle into a thriving full-time business. Here’s how she did it.

Experience a concert at Carnegie Hall for $10!

A new master’s of science in nursing education launched at this CUNY.

The Nation: Puffin Student Writing Fellowship (March 31)

Creative Time: Summer Internships (Multiple Openings)

CUNY: Internship to Employment (April 2)

CUNY Futures in Finance: Investment Industry Fellowship (May 22)

After her internship with this museum, she was offered a full-time position! Watch her story and apply for Cultural Corps by April 10.

Join queer and trans CUNY community members at the CUNY LGBTQI+ Student Conference to discuss issues involving leadership and creating change.

It’s CUNY Week! Prospective undergraduate students and parents can attend over 40 virtual and in-person college fairs and info sessions to hear all about why CUNY is a stellar option.

Learn to present yourself confidently at a workshop with expert entrepreneurs. Participants will be entered to win a $50 gift card.

The CUNY Summit for Peace & Justice is from March 31 to April 2 and will feature panels, arts activities, free dinner and experts from around the world.

Yukako "CeCe" Hori is a Baruch College sophomore who has many academic and career interests and was hesitant to settle on a single traditional major. Fortunately, she didn’t have to. Thanks to the CUNY BA program, CeCe was able to design her own degree, blending her interests in ethics, morality and financial risk into a single unique course of study. She also juggles several extracurriculars including the Student Leadership Council for CUNY BA, Baruch's Rising Star Sophomore Program and Passport to Partnership, along with other mentorship programs. She hopes to pursue a career in risk management.

CeCe's Advice: “Don’t be afraid to reach out to people for help. Even if it is just a 15-minute Zoom call to ask a few questions, it is a great way to show that you are an intellectually curious and motivated student.”

Interested in ethics or finance (or both)? Connect with CeCe on LinkedIn!

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