Residence halls are available at the New Rochelle campus.
The libraries contain texts, reference materials, periodicals, newspapers,
media related to course content, easy access to CD-ROM
information technology and the Internet, as well as publications
of general interest.
Interactive group video conferencing is available to allow students in remote
campus locations to actively participate in a class during
real time.
The Learning Resource Centers, with computer, audio and video-assisted study
programs, tutors and self-paced instructional aids, make
it possible for students to review course material or
do advanced work in a comfortable and pressure-free environment.
In the bookstores, students may purchase textbooks, supplementary educational
materials, stationery, school supplies and other items.
Lounges and snack centers are available for the use and comfort of students.
OUR STUDENTS
Monroe’s students represent diverse backgrounds, ages and experiences. Some
are recent high school graduates, some are currently
employed and seek career advancement, others are eager
to change jobs or careers, seek new skills or new work
opportunities and some are interested in continuing
on to higher educational goals.
Most Monroe students come from the New York City and lower Westchester areas.
There is also a significant and growing international
population. The student body is dynamic, adding to the
overall excitement of the Monroe College experience.
Monroe is the choice of motivated students who wish to pursue their specific
career studies in a highly professional educational
environment. Students enjoy personal contact with the
faculty and receive maximum attention to their individual
needs.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
Monroe operates a conventional fifteen-week semester calendar. There are three
semesters available per year: Fall, Winter and Spring.
POLICY
The college reserves the right at any time to make appropriate changes in the
policies, procedures and information contained in this
publication, including admissions requirements, tuition,
fees, and program requirements, without formal notice.
This catalog is not intended as a listing of course
offerings, but rather as a reference document containing
approved curricula, programs and courses which may be
offered. Monroe reserves the right to limit registration
for courses, to discontinue courses for which there
is insufficient enrollment, and to change times and/or
instructor assignments.
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York 10468 (718) 933-6700
PARKING
In the Bronx, parking is available from 4:30 p.m. to the conclusion of classes,
Monday through Thursday, and
8:30 a.m. - 5:45 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. The semester parking fee is $100.00.
Inquire at the Bachelor’s Program office.
In New Rochelle, free parking is available for all students. Upon application,
a parking permit will be issued by the Bursar’s office.
Note: Monroe is not responsible for any loss or
damage to vehicles or articles left in vehi
cles and has made these arrangements only
as a convenience to its faculty and students.
RESPONSIBILITY
Monroe College is not responsible for the personal property of students brought
to or left on college property.
