Program Information

College Now courses during the summer are open to current 10^th and 11^th grade students who meet the following requirements. Current high school seniors would not be eligible to apply. You only need scores from one of the columns i.e. only SATs or PSATs or Regents or the extra requirements. If your scores are close enough (whether it be within 5 points in the Regents or 30 points in the PSAT/SAT) to meet our eligibility requirements, you are still encouraged to apply because you will be in our waitlist range. All students MUST still submit a transcript and their PSAT and/or SAT scores (if available). We can also accept recommendation letters in lieu of standardized test scores

Students who are interested in applying for our Physics and Statistics must be currently enrolled in and on track to pass Trigonometry or higher level Math course. Those who are accepted into one of these courses would then be required to take a Math placement exam to make sure they qualify for the course.

We encourage students to select a course for which they have not already earned a 4 or 5 on the AP exam. Chemistry is intended for students with no advanced background in the subject.

In addition to the scores mentioned below, students must have a cumulative GPA of 75 or higher to be eligible for the Hunter College Now Summer Institute.

*EBRW (Evidence Based Reading and Writing)

** Eligibility can also be satisfied with different combinations (Ex. ELA and PSAT/ SAT Math, PSAT Reading and Math Regents, ELA and Math Regents, etc.)

*** We can also accept recommendation letters in lieu of standardized test scores. Recommendation letters can be emailed to a College Now staff member in the event that your teacher/guidance counselor would prefer not to provide recommendation letters directly to the applicant.

Summer program will run from July 10th – August 14th.

Public Health 330 (3 credits): Principles of Epidemiology

Methods of study of disease; risk factors; distribution, causes, prevention, and control of selected diseases.

Chemistry 100/101 (6 credits): Essentials of General Chemistry/Inquiries into the Nature of Matter

Essential facts, laws, and theories of general chemistry. Lab portion focuses on the basic principles of matter, energy and the environment.

Physics 110 (4.5 credits): General Physics: Introduction Course in Mechanics, Heat and Sound

First semester of two semester introductory physics course using algebra.

Statistics 113 (3 credits): Elementary Probability and Statistics

An Introduction to applied statistics and statistical computing. Hands-on data analysis. Graphical inference. The five number summary, box plots, scatterplots, normal probability plots. Elementary probability. Statistical estimation and hypothesis testing. Linear regression. Students are expected to analyze real data sets and write reports.

Geology 105 (3 credits): Introduction to Environmental Geoscience

An introduction to environmental science focusing on aspects of global change and the interrelationships of earth systems, environmental problems and issues.