Veterans Support Services Menu

Our Children's Center is a CUNY based early childhood education program that provides a rich educational experience for children of students while attending classes, internship or participating in a federal work-study program.

We encourage children to be creative, explorative and problem solvers. The curriculum includes block building, finger-painting, easel painting, cooking, theater arts, computer play, music, movement and dance. Our Children's Center has a warm atmosphere in which parents are an integral part.

General Building 309
Preschool 2.0-5.11 years of age
Monday - Friday 7:30am-5:45pm

Namm G-14
Preschool 2.2-3.o years
Monday-Friday 7:45am-5:45pm

Namm G14
Preschool 3 years to 5 years
Evening day hours
Monday -Thursday 4:00pm-7:15pm

Namm G14
School age 6 years to 12 years
Monday to Thursday 4:00pm-9:30pm

A reasonable fee is charged for this service.
You may contact us at (718) 260-5192 or Email: childcarectr@citytech.cuny.edu.

Childcare Application

CUNY EDGE (Educate, Develop, Graduate and Empower) provides support and employment services to student veterans, military personnel, and their dependents receiving public assistance and food stamps.

Email: cunyedge@citytech.cuny.edu
Phone: 718-260-5187
Address: 300 Jay Street RM G-503

The Division of Continuing Education and External Partnerships provides pathways to higher education and is committed to providing personal enrichment, job training and career enhancement programs for all New Yorkers. We offer comprehensive learning opportunities, community service and customized training to meet the needs of diverse learners and business and industry partners.

Become part of the City Tech community. To learn more about our programs call 718-552-1170.

The library department's mission is to enable City Tech students to identify, access, evaluate & use appropriate information & other academic research resources in traditional, electronic, or other media to support & advance their education.

Visit Our Library

Many students and parents are interested in learning more about the requirements for New York State resident tuition. There is a significant difference between the resident and non-resident tuition rates and the requirements can be complex. To discuss New York State residency, to determine eligibility for some financial aid programs and for in-state tuition rates, contact Residency Services.

Phone: 718-260-5054
Email: Residency@citytech.cuny.edu

In addition to providing extra financial assistance, SEEK offers a wide range of counseling and academic support services, including career and academic planning, personal counseling, a state- of-the-art computer lab, tutoring in many subject areas and academic coaching.

While offering comprehensive academic and counseling services, SEEK is small enough to give our students the attention, guidance and support they need and deserve.

The SEEK Program offers comprehensive academic and counseling services, including the creative program – Self-Regulated Learning (SRL). It is small enough to give our students the attention, guidance and support they need and deserve.

Address: 300 Jay Street, NAMM Building Room 401
Phone: 718-260-5680
Email: seek@citytech.cuny.edu

The Center for Student Accessibility is the disabilities service provider at New York City College of Technology. The Center provides support to enrolled students who have documented permanent or temporary disabilities. The Center's primary mission is to support the educational goals for enrolled students with disabilities through access, empowerment, resources, advocacy, collaboration and outreach throughout the College, the University and the community at large. The Center provides assistance in the areas of enrollment, academic advisement, tutoring, assistive technologies and testing accommodations.

In addition to providing services and reasonable accommodations to students with disabilities as mandated by Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act of 2008, the Center for Student Accessibility works closely with faculty and staff in an advisory capacity and assists in the development of reasonable accommodations that allow students with disabilities full participation in all the programs and activities offered at City Tech while meeting the academic standards maintained by the College.

CUNY LEADS Program

Address: 300 Jay Street, Library Building, Room L-237
Phone: 718-260-5143
Email: accessibility@citytech.cuny.edu

The Atrium Learning Center (ALC) through its extensive computer labs, workshops and tutoring offers assistance to students across the entire college population.

HOW TO USE THE LEARNING CENTER
The process of registration is very simple. When a student enters the reception area of the learning center a staff person will ask for the student's City Tech CUNY card and for information about the kind of service the student is seeking. The student's CUNY card is scanned again when the student leaves the learning center.

Students may borrow books, audio and video tapes for use in the learning center and the borrowing student's ID card will be held in the LC library until the materials are returned.

Tutors are available to aid students who have little or no previous experience with computer use. When the demand for computers is great, there is a two- hour limit for use. To assure a place in line, students should sign the computer log as they enter the learning center.

Students may not bring food or drinks to the learning center.

No children are permitted in the learning center.

The learning center is open to give academic assistance to students. If at any time you are unable to get the help you need, please inform the person in charge.

Address: 300 Jay Street, Library Building, Room LG-18
Phone: 718-260-5874

The Student Wellness Center at City Tech is pleased to offer a variety of services and programs designed to help students maintain and/or improve their well-being, make healthy life choices for themselves and their families, and reach their academic goals. City Tech students have a chance to participate in a variety of wellness type of activities throughout the week including free Chair Massage. Check out our calendar in the Chair Massage Section.

The Student Wellness Center is dedicated to helping City Tech students achieve academic success by supporting their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

We believe that healthy students are better able to learn and that when students make informed, conscious decisions about their health, everyone -- students, families and communities--thrive.

Our hours are:
Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m
We are closed on Fridays.

We are located in the Pearl Building, Room 104.
Phone: 718-260-5910
Email: wellness@citytech.cuny.edu