What makes Berkeley different? The Berkeley Advantage Widely recognized as unique among colleges and universities, Berkeley College offers a proven approach to career education that provides students with a competitive edge and the skills sought by employers. This innovative combination of benefits is known as The Berkeley Advantage : On-the-job internships required for each student s course of study as part of the curriculum A Bachelor s degree in as little as three years or an Associate s degree in just 18 months Online degrees: Bachelor s and Associate s, both part-time and full-time Flexible scheduling: day, evening/weekend, and online classes More than $28 million each year in Berkeley College grants and scholarships for qualified students A tuition freeze for students who maintain continuous, full-time enrollment Small classes for more personal attention A faculty selected for both academic credentials and professional experience An extensive network of employer connections More than 20 Career Services professionals who collectively specialize in each field of study and actively pursue job opportunities for every student Free lifetime career assistance Seven convenient locations in the New York metropolitan area As an indication of Berkeley s success, every year a high number of graduates gain employment in positions related to their studies. In fact, last year, Berkeley s graduate employment rate was 90%.
A Student-Centered Approach For more than 75 years Berkeley College has been preparing students for careers. In that time, the world has changed dramatically and Berkeley has evolved as well, reevaluating and adapting its programs to meet students needs. What has not changed at Berkeley is its primary focus on its students. Berkeley is a college like no other in that it guides students through their higher education experiences, providing personal attention and instruction every step of the way. The degrees Berkeley offers and the programs it develops are designed to ensure the success of its students not just academic success, but a lifetime of success in the careers of their choosing. Dario A. Cortes, PhD Berkeley College President An education at Berkeley means that students will develop the professional skills and knowledge required for successful careers. From helping students plan their course schedule, to educating them through their chosen curriculum, to preparing them for a career position and life after graduation, Berkeley College truly delivers on its promise From classroom to career, we re with you every step of the way. English as a Second Language is offered at the New York City Campus. Students who are at a highintermediate level of ESL have the advantage of taking an appropriate degree-level class along with their ESL classes. This gives students a head start on their Berkeley College degree. 1 Berkeley College
Step Inside Students who choose Berkeley College are seeking a results-oriented education. They recognize that succeeding in today s competitive marketplace requires a quality education, excellent career preparation, and meaningful guidance. Berkeley s calendar offers flexible scheduling: The college operates year-round, with quarters starting in September, January, April, and July. Day, evening/ weekend, and online courses provide full-time students the utmost in scheduling flexibility. The unique Berkeley College Online TM learning program lets students access their courses from anywhere they have an Internet connection. 2
Berkeley s Bachelor s degree, Associate s degree and Certificate programs equip students with the knowledge and key skills to be successful in their specialized fields, including: Accounting Business Administration Computer Applications Fashion Marketing & Management Financial Services General Business Health Services * Health Services Administration Information Systems Management Interior Design Interior Design Management International Business Justice Studies Criminal Justice Management Management - Entrepreneurship Management - Environmental Management Human Resources Management Nonprofit Marketing Paralegal Studies Software Management Note: Not all programs are offered at all locations. Students can earn a Bachelor s degree in the traditional four years or in as little as three years. Students who prefer an Associate s degree can complete that in as little as 18 months or the traditional two years. GRADUATE PROFILE: Sarah Furnstrom B.S. International Business NBC Televison, Los Angeles, CA I came to the United States from Sweden and attended Berkeley College. I had no plans whatsoever to stay here but I just fell in love with New York. People ask me: Why Berkeley? The answer is simple: very small classes; professors very helpful, talking to you after class; having a department where you can go for help with classes; great support. I graduated from Berkeley in September with a 3.9 GPA. For me a diverse student body was very valuable: people from different backgrounds and different countries, different cultures all bring a different perspective to group discussions or discussions in class. One professor was very helpful in choosing the career path I am on now: he taught my Media Impact on Society class. I started an internship with NBC in New York. Then I interviewed with the bureau chief at the Today Show in LA and was accepted into the Page Program about a month after I graduated. 3 Berkeley College
Faculty members know students by name Berkeley College faculty members teach in small classes that encourage dialogue and interaction, and provide personal attention. The academic staff is committed to teaching and is passionate about working with students directly on a one-to-one basis. Faculty members possess not only excellent academic credentials, but also real-life experience in their fields. Why Berkeley College Online TM is most preferred Berkeley College Online TM provides international students the opportunity to earn an American Degree without the obstacles of student visas and relocation. As long as you have reliable Internet access, you can benefit from a personalized American education anywhere in the world. Around-the-clock technical support An online library and electronic research databases Same level of attention as on-campus Course access 24 hours a day, seven days a week Work at your own pace Transfer Credits Accepted International Student Scholarships Available Visit: www.berkeleycollege.edu/online Sports as a life-benefiting experience Berkeley recognizes wellness activities as essential to a balanced, healthy life. The College offers both recreational as well as intercollegiate play in soccer, basketball, cheerleading, and other popular sports. Our metropolitan New York area locations provide easy access to many dedicated facilities, whether a student s desire is to compete with others, join in team efforts, or otherwise devote time privately to personal fitness. All are conveniently located and students will find the Berkeley College Athletics Department exceedingly helpful in assistance. 4
Berkeley College takes pride in the success of its students. Berkeley s commitment to its students extends beyond the classroom to support their career development during and after their college enrollment. Berkeley is unique in having a staff of more than 20 Career Services professionals. This staff actively pursues opportunities for each student in his or her field of study. Importantly, the Career Services Department assists in placing students in internships. An integral and required part of each curriculum, internships provide valuable real-world experience plus academic credit. Berkeley College makes available an extensive network of business connections to help students and graduates establish themselves in thriving careers. Another benefit is that every graduate has access to free lifetime career assistance from Berkeley. Just how successful is Berkeley s Career Services Department? As an indication of Berkeley s success, every year a high number of graduates gain employment in positions related to their studies. In fact, last year, Berkeley s graduate employment rate was 90%. Not many colleges can match that accomplishment! GRADUATE PROFILE: Trudy Daly B.B.A. Business Administration Management Duke University Law Student The world is bigger than my native Trinidad and Tobago and I wanted a whole new culture. Berkeley s New York City location was exactly what I was seeking. I wanted to start my career quickly. Berkeley s accelerated program allowed me to complete my Bachelor s degree in only three years. Career Services was very helpful. They found an internship for me in the legal department of The New York Times. This internship gave me the opportunity to discover that I was interested in law. Both this internship and the faculty provided real-world experience and prepared me with the knowledge and skills I need to achieve my goals. I am proud to say that my undergraduate experience at Berkeley prepared me to take my next step. I received a full scholarship to attend Duke University School of Law. 5 Berkeley College
Live and Learn in the City or Suburbs City or suburbs? Berkeley College has a convenient campus location that is right for everyone. Whether students are looking for the comfort of a small-town experience or the energy and stimulation of city living, they will find a Berkeley campus that fits their personal interests and needs. Every Berkeley location promises a close-knit community of peers and faculty a friendly, welcoming environment that provides a fulfilling and personal learning experience. Midtown Campus 3 East 43rd Street - Between 5th and Madison, in close proximity to Grand Central Station 12 East 41st Street - One block from the NY Public Library and Bryant Park Midtown convenience, near museums, Broadway, fine restaurants Mass transit accessibility Internships at nearby corporations and on Fashion Avenue Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program Comfortable student lounge Access to Berkeley and NY Public libraries State-of-the-art computer labs Assistance with off-campus housing Home of Berkeley s International Student Department, attracting students from diverse, multicultural backgrounds from all around the world Lower Manhattan Extension Center 130 William Street - Situated right next to the Fulton Street Subway Station Easily accessible by mass transit from the five boroughs Internships in the nearby Financial District Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program State-of-the-art computer labs Library with paralegal/law collection Comfortable student lounge Assistance with off-campus housing 6 Westchester Campus 99 Church Street, White Plains, NY - In the heart of the business district Easily accessible from major highways Within easy walking distance of the train and bus terminals Internships at nearby corporations Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program Parallels Berkeley s College's midtown Manhattan campus providing exceptional flexibility and convenience for residents who work in the City Two student residence halls (Cottage Place and Sussex House) State-of-the-art computer labs Comfortable student lounge Berkeley College Online TM Through the power of the Internet, Berkeley also offers a unique online learning program that provides all the benefits of its traditional, on-site education experience. The program features interactive learning courses, accessible instructors, and a supportive virtual environment. Students access their classes at their convenience from work, from home, or from any location where they have Internet access. They can work at their own pace and on their own time.
Student Residence Facilities Residence living provides an added dimension to the Berkeley College experience and offers students a lifestyle that complements their education. Berkeley College residences are efficient and convenient; each provides on-site security, a student lounge, and laundry facilities. Westchester Campus: The White Plains campus has multiple housing options just a short walk to campus, and is within walking distance to train and bus lines. Floor plans include studios with kitchenettes, and one- or two-bedroom apartments with full kitchens and living rooms. Each apartment is furnished; air-conditioned; and wired for voice, data, and cable television. Garret Mountain Campus: Students can choose from two co-ed living residences at Garret Mountain. Knuppel Hall features all single rooms; Garret Hall has rooms for double occupancy. All rooms are equipped with microwave ovens and refrigerators, and are cableand Internet-ready. Both facilities are close to the academic center and have inside access to the student cafeteria. Garret Mountain Campus 44 Rifle Camp Road, Woodland Park, NJ (formerly West Paterson) On a lush mountaintop near Little Falls Minutes from the Garden State Parkway, Interstate 80, and Routes 46 and 3 Ample on-site parking for both resident and commuting students Bus transportation also available Internships at nearby corporations Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program State-of-the-art computer labs Comfortable student center with lounge, bookstore and cafeteria Three-story library with paralegal/law collection Sports and recreation Two student residence halls (Garret Hall and Knuppel Hall) Middlesex Campus 430 Rahway Avenue, Woodbridge, NJ Across from the train station in this quaint town Accessible by bus, train and major highways Small class sizes Internships at nearby corporations Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program State-of-the-art computer labs Convenient on-site parking Comfortable student lounge Library with paralegal/law collection Within walking distance of a variety of small shops and cultural restaurants Newark Campus 536 Broad Street, Newark, NJ - In the revitalized central business district next to Verizon and IDT headquarters Easily accessible to the State s best public transportation system Internships at nearby corporations Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program State-of-the-art computer labs Newly renovated state-of-the-art facility Comfortable student lounge Access to the Newark Public Library Near Newark Museum and New Jersey Performing Arts Center Across from Washington Park Within walking distance of major employers, retailers, government offices, and cultural attraction Paramus Campus 64 East Midland Avenue, Paramus, NJ Small campus environment with a corporate atmosphere Accessibility by public transportation and major highways Internships at nearby corporations Wireless Internet access and laptop lending program State-of-the-art facilities Convenient on-site parking Comfortable student lounge Library featuring fashion and interior design collections Computer-aided design lab and drafting rooms Area s business district, great restaurants and beautiful parks all just minutes away 7 Berkeley College
Students receive all the resources needed to compete. Excellent Academic Programs: From writing skills to information technology know-how, Berkeley students are prepared to succeed in life and in the community. Each program offered is developed by experts to ensure that what students learn is relevant in today s workplace. English as a Second Language: English as a Second Language is offered at the New York City Campus. Students who are at a high-intermediate level of ESL have the advantage of taking an appropriate degree-level class along with their ESL classes. This gives students a head start on their Berkeley College degree. Computer Training: Berkeley College supports a 21st Century vision of information technology. Berkeley places great emphasis on digital technology: the systems, applications, programs, and formats used in today s workforce. The college continually maintains and upgrades equipment, programs, and curriculum to stay at the forefront of the industry. Libraries: Each campus has a library that houses an array of print and non-print resources, periodicals, study areas, computers, and audiovisual equipment. Additionally, a systemwide catalog encompasses more than 100,000 items that comprise the contents of all the Berkeley College libraries. The facilities all have their own web pages, providing students with 24/7 access to online catalogs, electronic databases, reference tools, and the Internet. Academic Support Centers (ASC): To help students improve their academic performance and achieve their educational goals, Berkeley has established Academic Support Centers. These facilities provide an array of academic support services such as workshops on study skill techniques and time management. Peer and faculty tutoring are available online and on-site. The tutoring program has been awarded Level I College and Reading Learning Association (CRLA) program certification. Student Support Services: Berkeley College provides each student with a free email account. This provides access to an informational website that links to class schedules, exam dates, and online discussion rooms that can be used for group study sessions and online tutoring. 8
International Student Scholarships Berkeley welcomes international students and appreciates the global perspective that they bring into the college classrooms. To help students achieve their Berkeley education, a number of international student scholarships are available. Scholarships are awarded based on merit and financial need. Students must apply for the scholarship at the same time as they apply for admissions. International Student Office Berkeley College wants international students to have a rewarding experience in the United States. The International Student Office ensures that students receive personal assistance with immigration procedures, information about housing, and help adjusting to educational practices and life in the United States. International Club The International Club provides a special forum for the specific needs and interests of international students. It organizes social and cultural activities, including field trips that help international students get to know life in America. These get-acquainted meetings often include a trip to the United Nations. 9 Berkeley College
Academic Programs at Berkeley Berkeley s accreditations and approvals: All Berkeley College campuses are regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The New York City and Westchester campuses are authorized by the New York State Board of Regents to confer degrees of Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Science, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science. Berkeley s programs also are registered by the New York State Education Department. The New Jersey campuses are licensed as a college and authorized by the New Jersey Commission on Higher Education to confer the degrees of Bachelor of Science, Associate in Science, and Associate in Applied Science. The American Bar Association (ABA) approves the Paralegal Studies program at all campuses. Berkeley s areas of study: Bachelor s degree (B.B.A. and B.S), Associate s degree (A.A.S. and A.S.), and Certificate programs provide exceptional career preparation and valuable employer marketability. Programs combine leading-edge theory with real-world practicality to engender the skills and knowledge needed for a rewarding future. ACCOUNTING (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S.) Our degree programs combine accounting theory and practice with a broad background in business administration and the liberal arts, opening many opportunities for students in corporations, government agencies, not-for-profit organizations and private practice. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (B.S.) This program is an advanced course of study that strategically balances academic preparation, professional training, and hands-on experience. The curriculum emphasizes creative problem-solving; team-building; presentation skills; cultural diversity; cross-cultural communication; forecasting; and strategic planning. Job opportunities can be found in financial services, manufacturing, public utilities, health, education, retail, government, and elsewhere. FASHION MARKETING & MANAGEMENT (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S.) The degree programs in Fashion Marketing and Management integrate the creative and business aspects of the fashion industry that employers demand. Incorporating marketing strategies and management skills, the programs encompass current technology and a complete understanding of the various segments of the fashion industry. Potential careers include positions in fashion retail management, product development, visual merchandising, buying, allocation and planning. FINANCIAL SERVICES (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S.) Bachelor s degree programs in Financial Services prepare students for the Certified Financial Planning Examination offered by the CFP Board of Standards, Inc. Trained professionals in this field can assess and evaluate a client's financial future and develop a comprehensive financial plan. The Associate s degree program is designed to provide an overview of financial institutions, the products and services they offer, and their importance to the economy. Potential careers include positions in financial organizations including investment firms and banks. GENERAL BUSINESS (B.B.A.) This degree program broadens business knowledge within the context of personal and career objectives. It offers the opportunity to complement prior learning and extend studies in areas related to specific employment opportunities. Students can build a concentration in more than one specific area of study under the guidance of an academic advisor. HEALTH SERVICES MANAGEMENT (B.B.A., B.S.) The Health Services Management degree programs prepare students to take their place among healthcare professionals. These programs familiarize students with the expanding health services industry and the important business and technology skills required within this increasingly complex business. Among the potential career opportunities are office managers in medical practices with three or more physicians; department assistant managers in hospitals; site administration at ambulatory care centers; and others. HEALTH SERVICES ADMINISTRATION (A.A.S.) Berkeley College s two Health Services Administration programs allow students to specialize in key areas of healthcare. The curriculum is grounded in business administration and technology. The Health Services Administration - Medical Insurance, Billing, and Coding program is designed to develop abilities to collect, process, and use information essential to the industry and its clients. INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT (B.B.A., A.A.S.) This program helps students develop an understanding of how successful businesses have streamlined their systems and reorganized their staffs so that vast amounts of information are exchanged more efficiently than ever. Curriculum focuses on business administration, while combining professional courses in management with courses on the Internet-related subjects applicable to the business world. 10
INTERIOR DESIGN (B.S., A.A.S.) These degree programs are designed to develop technical skill, creativity, and an understanding of all aspects of interior design that affect the health, safety, and welfare of the general public. Explore design fundamentals, theory, visual communication, basics in color, computer-aided design and drafting, textiles, model building and other exciting topics. The Interior Design Management Bachelor s program emphasizes business fundamentals, including accounting, marketing, and management, while preparing students for potential careers as project managers in construction, interior design, and architectural firms. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S. and A.S.) The International Business degree programs provide students with the knowledge and understanding to deal effectively with the complexities of contemporary global business environments, both multinational and multicultural. Learn creative problemsolving, team building, presentation techniques, and strategic planning. Career opportunities exist in advertising, banking, consulting, financial services, government, manufacturing, sales and transportation. JUSTICE STUDIES CRIMINAL JUSTICE (B.S., A.A.S.) The Bachelor s degree program in Justice Studies - Criminal Justice provides students a comprehensive foundation for a wide variety of careers in criminal justice. Students gain the technological and management skills required for successful careers in justice administration. The Associate s program provides a basic foundation to get students started. Career opportunities include policing, corrections, probation, private security, and criminal justice administration. MANAGEMENT (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S.) Berkeley College's Management degree programs foster innovation and creativity in decision-making and enable students to develop the skills necessary to actively participate in the management of a modern organization. Management positions are available in a wide variety of businesses. MANAGEMENT - ENTREPRENEURSHIP (B.S.) Students who dream of running their own business or plan to take over a family business can benefit from Berkeley College s Management degree program with a concentration in Entrepreneurship. It provides invaluable insights on how others have spotted opportunities in the marketplace, capitalized on consumer needs, and built successful businesses. Courses emphasize the application of sound business principles in developing and evaluating ideas for start-up and expansion, preparing a business plan, and financing and managing a small business. MANAGEMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL (B.S.) Companies recognize the impact of their business practices on the environment and are taking more and more steps to address sustainability in these areas such as manufacturing processes and materials, transportation, building operations and energy usage, food service, and finance. Berkeley College s Management degree program with a concentration in Environmental Management provides valuable insights into how businesses are affecting the environment and what organizations must do to operate successfully in an era of heightened environmental awareness. MANAGEMENT - HUMAN RESOURCES (B.S.) Hiring the right people and effectively managing them is essential to the success of every major business and organization. Berkeley College s Management program with a concentration in Human Resources focuses on the complexities of this field so students gain a clear understanding of strategies for attracting and retaining a skilled, motivated workforce. The curriculum explores legal issues affecting employment polices as well as benefits administration and professional development. MANAGEMENT - NONPROFIT (B.S.) Annual charitable giving in the United States exceeds $300 billion. Managers who understand the subtle differences in managing a nonprofit versus a for-profit company are vital if these organizations are to thrive. Students are exposed to governance, marketing, finance, and human resource challenges that are unique to the nonprofit sector. MARKETING (B.B.A., B.S., A.A.S.) Every product and service requires people who know how to spot potential buyers and motivate them to make a purchase decision. Students who enjoy that kind of challenge will find the Berkeley College Marketing degree programs very rewarding. Learn about global competition, new product introductions, advertising, market research, and promotion. Career opportunities exist worldwide in advertising, product development, customer service, and public relations. PARALEGAL STUDIES (A.A.S. and Certificate Program) Paralegals are qualified to perform law-related work under the supervision of a lawyer: analyze legal issues; investigate and evaluate facts; prepare pleadings, contracts, forms, legal memoranda, and other documents; interview clients; assist in case management; and perform other duties. The programs are approved by the American Bar Association (ABA). Academic Certificate Programs Berkeley College's academic Certificate programs provide students with the opportunity to get a head start on a gratifying career in one year or less. Certificate programs in business include hands-on training in the latest software essential for today including spreadsheets, word processing, and more. All credits earned in the programs are transferable to Berkeley s degree programs and students gain all the benefits of a Berkeley education, including lifetime placement privileges and software refresher courses. Students can continue education and career development without any loss of time and take advantage of an employer tuition reimbursement plan. 11 Berkeley College
Berkeley College Take the first step Graduation from secondary school or its equivalent, and proof of English speaking ability are the basic requirements to attend Berkeley College. International students must submit the following: A completed international student application form A non-refundable $50 application fee A $300 tuition deposit A $400 residence deposit (White Plains and Garret Mountain locations only) Official secondary or post-secondary transcripts of academic grades (translated into English) and proof of graduation Proof of English proficiency (or ESL certification or admission to an approved ESL program) Official document of financial support indicating a minimum of $31,000 in available funds English language proficiency can be demonstrated by successfully completing an English as a Second Language program at a recognized school or by the following methods: TOEFL Test A score of 500 (PBT) or 173 (CBT) or a score of 61 (IBT) IELTS A score of 5.0 or higher Michigan English Test A score of 78 or better University of Cambridge-British Council A grade no lower than a C APIEL A grade 3 or higher English for Sweden Grade VG TOEIC A score of 800 or better STEP A score of 2A or better Decisions are made within two weeks after all application materials are received. are available to pay for tuition and living expenses. A certified bank statement can verify this. Once accepted to Berkeley, the SEVIS I-20, which is needed to obtain a student visa, is sent to the applicant. English as a Second Language English as a Second Language is offered at the New York City Campus. Students who are at a high-intermediate level of ESL have the advantage of taking an appropriate degree-level class along with their ESL classes. This gives students a head start on their Berkeley College degree. Conditional Acceptance If a student wishes to enter one of Berkeley s programs and does not have the required proof of English proficiency, he or she can apply for both ESL classes and admission to Berkeley College at the same time, using the international student application form. If all requirements are met, conditional acceptance into the academic program is granted based on successful completion of the ESL program. Scholarships International student scholarships are available. Scholarship applications must be received at the same time students apply for admission. Transferring Credits Berkeley will accept transfer credits for courses in which the students earned a minimum grade of C, that are applicable to a student s program at Berkeley. For a complete review of transfer credits, please submit your post-secondary transcript along with your application documents. All documents must be translated into English. Student Visas To obtain a SEVIS I-20, students must satisfy Berkeley College s and immigration officials requirement that sufficient finances 12
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