Big congrats to CUNY’s class of 2024! Get ready to throw your hats, move your tassels and celebrate your milestone achievement! 🎓🎓🎓

This new program announced by Governor Hochul awards two-year, full-ride scholarships to NYS students seeking degrees in health care. Learn more here.

For this graduating student, CUNY ASAP was “a lifeline that would shape my college journey in profound ways.”

They’re talented in academics as well as athletics – Here’s CUNYAC’s scholar-athletes of the year! This school’s championship team picked up several CUNYAC track-and-field honors!

In the face of challenges, we persevere! That’s the message of one recent CUNY grad who is working to help current students overcome difficulties in completing the revamped FAFSA.

A $12 million expansion to this successful partnership with our city government will help CUNY continue setting students up for career success.

CUNY is helping thousands of New Yorkers to reconnect with their dreams.

How can students ethically use AI in college? One student thinks it’s time that we figure it out.

If you’re transferring to another school after this semester, here are some tips and tricks for a smooth transition.

NY Times: NY Times Corps (June 17)

NYCHA: NYCHA-CUNY Scholarship (June 25)

Doctors Without Borders: Digital Marketing Intern and Development Operations Intern

The Whitney Museum of American Art: Joan Tisch Teaching Fellow

This grad had another reason to succeed! ✨🌟

Lin Myat, LaGuardia Community College ’24, made such a transformation! When she started in 2022 as an international student, it was challenging for her to adapt to a new country. She felt afraid to join clubs because she felt like she didn’t belong. Eventually, she put herself out there and got involved in on-campus opportunities like The Entrepreneurs Club and LaGuardia’s Peer Advising team. As she gets closer to graduating with a degree in business administration later this year, Lin says she did the right thing in engaging with her campus community because she appreciates the meaningful connections she made.

What is something tangible and specific you would advise a current student to do, to help their professional growth?

“Actively seek out internships or part-time positions related to your field of study. These opportunities provide valuable real-world experience, letting students apply theoretical knowledge in practical settings. Additionally, internships often lead to networking opportunities and can even result in full-time job offers upon graduation. By gaining hands-on experience early on, students can develop crucial skills, expand their professional network and increase their marketability.”

Connect with Lin on LinkedIn!

Opening doors of opportunity to immigrants!