Rediscover 
Your Potential

Affordability Is a CUNY SPS Cornerstone

At CUNY SPS, you pay a fraction of what you’d pay at a private institution. That’s why 73% of our undergrads have $0 student loan debt, and 98% of gen ed classes have zero or low textbook cost (less than $25). 

Accelerate Your Career

Top organizations hire CUNY SPS graduates, including the New York City Department of Education, Mount Sinai Health System, and Columbia University. And 80% of our graduates hold a mid– or senior-level position with their employer, evidence that the in-demand skills you develop here carry directly into the workforce.

Your Degree, On Your Time

CUNY SPS has simplified online learning. Our online bachelor’s degree programs provide the flexibility to take classes at any time to work around your schedule. Take advantage of emerging education technologies and interactive formats.

The most defining aspect of my time at CUNY SPS has to be how responsive and helpful all the staff and faculty are. There is a true desire to help you succeed. Also, the ability to collaborate with so many determined individuals at various stages of their life from various parts of the world was great… CUNY SPS has helped me see things differently. Throughout my career, I typically choose to accept things for how they were. With the tools that I learned at CUNY SPS, I realized that I should no longer just settle and instead I should yearn to continue to reach for my goals.
— BS in Business, Rishi Maharaj, Alum

I run a business from home with my husband and it made sense to keep that flexibility open for our kids. This came in handy last year because it allowed for a near-seamless transition of life. I wanted to show my girls that time and age are small things and never, ever an excuse. When you want something, go for it!
— BA in Psychology, April Outen, Alum

After several years of navigating the job market without a degree, I realized that the simplest and best way for me to increase my career prospects would be to pursue a degree. I had always wanted to get my degree but the circumstances I found myself in earlier in life didn’t allow it. When I finally saw the opportunity to do it, I didn’t hesitate. I will also be one of the first people in my family to earn a college degree; I want to make my parents proud, and prove to myself and them that their struggle was worth it.
— BS in Information Science, Eugen Morarescu, Alum