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observatory, CSI’s very own super- computer, the 77,000-sq. ft. Sports and Recreation Center, the student- operated radio station WSIA-FM, the Advanced Imaging Facility, an exper- imental black box theater, and the ultramodern Center for the Arts. CSI also offers exemplary academics. School of Business faculty hold ad- vanced degrees, publish in leading journals, and have extensive real-world experience. The School of Education offers bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Early Childhood, Childhood, and Adolescent Education and graduates students with a 98% pass rate on the Teacher Certification Examination. CSI’s third school, the School of Health Sciences, offers two of CSI’s most aca- demically competitive programs: Nurs- ing and Physical Therapy.
restige and affordability This year, CSI was ranked in Money magazine’s “2019 Best Colleges in America Ranked by Value” list, and U.S. News & World Report named CSI’s master’s programs in Nursing and Social Work to its “2020 Best Graduate Schools Rankings.” CSI ranked second on the “Fulbright Scholars Top-Producing List for Mas- ter’s Institutions” by the US Depart- ment of State and was named a “2016– 2017 STEM JobsSM
Approved College”
by Victory Media. In addition, CSI was named to Victory Media’s “2019–2020 Military Spouse Friendly Schools List” and honored in Military Advanced Ed- ucation and Transition’s “2018 Guide to College & Universities.”
2018 ADMISSION PROFILES
Transfer Average GPA: 2.48 Average attempted credits: 53.2
First-Year Baccalaureate Average GPA: 87.2 Average SAT score (Evidence-Based Reading and Writing and Math): 1160 Average ACT score (composite): 24
The Verrazano School Average GPA: 91.9 Average SAT score: 1200 Average ACT score (composite): 25
Teacher Education Honors Academy Average GPA: 90.7 Average SAT score: 1190 Average ACT score (composite): 24
Transfer with ease CSI’s generous transfer policy allows students to transfer up to 90 credits (grade of C or better). Eligible transfer students may also apply for direct ad- mission to CSI as late as one month before the start of classes each semes- ter. Admitted students benefit from CSI’s experiential learning opportuni- ties, honors and opportunity programs, independent and faculty research op- portunities, study abroad, scholarships, financial aid, and luxury apartment- style housing.
Largest New York City campus CSI is situated on a sprawling 204-acre campus located in the heart of Staten Island. As the largest continuous col- lege campus (public or private) in New York City, its scenic landscape creates a rural oasis in an urban setting, with picturesque trees, lawns, and gardens. In addition, CSI St. George, the exten- sion of the CSI campus, extends the reach of CSI’s students and increases the ease of access to all the city has to offer with its location at Staten Island’s transportation hub.
Exemplary facilities and academics
State-of-the-art facilities are the hall- mark of CSI’s campus. Highlights in- clude a 16-foot domed astrophysical
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World-class faculty CSI’s faculty are highly regarded ex- perts in their chosen fields, and over 90% of our full-time faculty members hold PhDs or the highest attainable degree in their field.
In 2017, Professor Fred Naider was awarded the Jakob and Erna Michael Visiting Professorship at the presti- gious Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel in order to continue his re- search related to the HIV-1 virus. Dr. Daniel McCloskey’s ground- breaking work on naked mole-rats was recently featured on the Smith- sonian Channel. Most recently, Pro- fessor Matt Brim was named a dis- tinguished CUNY fellow at the Ad- vanced Research Collaborative for his work in queer studies. The media have also sought our professors for appearances on television and in print to share their expertise with the public.
Luxury student housing CSI’s luxury student housing allows transfer students to live in comfort and convenience in the heart of our beau- tiful campus. Our student apartments are fully furnished and include full- size beds, private bedrooms and bath- rooms, and internet and cable access. Housing amenities include a fitness
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