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Students applying for college credit courses must be enrolled in a NYC Public High School. Home-school students who are registered and supported by NYC Public Schools can participate in College Now. Students must have a minimum major over average of 80, and a minimum score of 75 on the New York State English Language Arts Regents or a minimum score of 480 on the PSAT/SAT; EBRW or a minimum score of 20 on the ACT.

Applicants without New York State Regents and/or PSAT/SAT or ACT scores must have a minimum 75 overall average in English, in addition to an overall 80 Grade Point Average (GPA).

Classes are taught by CCNY faculty and/or instructors approved by the academic departments at the City College of New York.

Yes! Students who receive a grade of C or better earn college credit.

Yes, a student can withdraw from a College Now course. While students in the College Now program have the option to withdraw from a course if necessary, it is important to understand that this decision should not be taken lightly. Students are expected to complete all courses for which they register, as a part of the commitment to academic responsibility and personal growth.

Before making the decision to withdraw, students must consult with both their course instructor and their high school liaison or College Now representative. This ensures that the decision is well-informed and takes into account the full range of academic and personal factors involved. If you decide to proceed with a withdrawal, it is crucial to notify your instructor as early as possible. An official withdrawal form must be submitted to the City College of New York’s College Now Program Office by the deadline outlined in the CN Student Handbook. Failure to adhere to these procedures may result in an incomplete or failing grade for the course.