Berkeley College is a private, for-profit higher education institution founded in 1931, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees specializing in business and professional studies.
- 1 Masters
- 7,100 Students
- Private Institution Type
New York City, New York, United States
Master's Programmes
Business & Management (1)
About
History
Berkeley College has been preparing students for successful careers since its establishment in 1931.
Education
Established in 1931, Berkeley College is a private college that offers Associate's, Bachelor's, and Graduate Degrees. it provides academic programs in fields relating to business and management through its Larry L. Luing School of Business, offers degree programs in health services, legal studies, and design through its The School of Professional Studies, and . The courses in humanities, mathematics/science, social sciences, English, and foreign languages through its School of Liberal Arts offers. The School of Graduate Studies in Woodland Park, NJ offers a Master of Business Administration degree in Management.
Career
Berkeley College students benefit from faculty-monitored internships, practicums, or job-related assignments prior to graduation. The Career Services Department assists students in securing full-time or part-time employment and volunteer opportunities. Career counselors are available in each major to help students with resume writing and interview coaching, preparation, and scheduling. Berkeley College hosts career fairs and campus recruitment days throughout the year.
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Student services
Berkeley College students have access to a wide range of career-oriented academic programs, computer training, Library Services, Centers for Academic Success, Academic Advisement, Career Services, and a Student Development and Campus Life Department.
Housing services
Whether you choose to study in the city, the suburbs, or online, you’ll have access to everything you’ll need. Many students choose to take classes at more than one campus or combine on-site and online classes to complete their degree.
Library services
Libraries at each Berkeley College campus combine traditional books, periodicals, and DVDs with a vast collection of virtual resources. Students have access to hundreds of thousands of book and media titles, streaming media programs, and a variety of research databases.
ICT services
Berkeley College has always been at the forefront of technology. Facilities are equipped with current hardware and software (including specialized industry-specific applications), audio-visual equipment, wireless networking, and more. All technology is supported by Berkeley staff.
Medical services
The Berkeley College Office of Student Development and Campus Life (SDCL) is the link to information on health matters. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and being proactive to prevent illness can help keep students on track with their studies, work responsibilities, and personal obligations.
Student Life
Campus life
Berkeley College has been preparing students for successful careers since 1931. Times have changed, but our “students first” commitment hasn’t. Everything we do is designed to help students achieve professional and personal success.
Sports facilities
Berkeley College Knights Athletics includes Men's and Women's Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, and Tennis teams. They compete in the USCAA and the Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.
Student clubs
Berkeley College offers students the opportunity to get involved in clubs at each campus and across the system. We strongly encourage students to get involved, as campus life is an important component of the Berkeley experience.
Accreditation
Berkeley College is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
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