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STUDENT HANDBOOK 2015-2016 Vandam St BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENT HANDBOOK 2015-2016 Vandam St. Holland Tunnel Bleeker St. Bond St. GREENWICH W. Houston St. Station [6] NEW YORK CITY Spring St. Bleeker St. VILLAGE FIRE MUSEUM Spring St. Station [C,E] Prince St. Sullivan St. Crosby St. HUDSON RIVER GreenwichSt. Dominick St. Lafayette St. Broadway-Lafayette E. 1st St. Prince St. St. Station [B,D,F,V] RenwickSt. SoHo Station [R,W] Jersey St. Broome St. E. Houston St. Pl. Extra Spring St. Watts St. ALTERNATIVE Thompson St. MUSEUM AND NoLita Watts St. MUSEUM OF Debrosses St. West Broadway 2nd Ave.- COMIC & Lower East Side Station [F,V] Canal St. Wooster St. CARTOON ART Prince St. Avenue of the Americas Bowery Vestry St. Greene St. Spring St. Stanton St. WashingtonSt. Canal St. Station [6] Station [1] Broome MercerSt. St. Laight St. Mulberry St. Grand St. Mott St. NEW Broadway Canal St. Spring St. MUSEUM West St. Station [A,C,E] Crosby St. Hubert St. Elizabeth St. Rivington St. York St. MAIN CAMPUS CollisterSt. CHILDREN’S Kenmare St. MUSEUM OF SARA D. Beach St. JohnsSt. Ln. 199 Chambers St. THE ARTS ROOSEVELT Bowery Beach St. Station [J,M,Z] PARK N. Moore St. VarickSt. MUSEUM OF Lispenard St. Howard St. CHINESE- LITTLE Delancey St. HudsonSt. 6th Ave. 6th Canal St. AMERICANS Centre Market Pl. Franklin St. Station [N,Q,R,W] ITALY Franklin St. Station [1] Walker St. ITALIAN Harrison St. AMERICAN Grand St. Canal St. MUSEUM White St. Station [6] Broome St. Baxter St. Chrystie St. Centre St. Mulberry St. TriBeCa Mott St. ROCKEFELLER Jay St. Franklin St. Grant St. LafayetteCanal St. St. Station [B,D] PARK Station [J,M,Z] Elizabeth St. Grand St. StapleSt. Duane St. Leonard St. Cortlandt Alley Hester St. Greenwich St. Warren St. John J. Clavin Pl. Forsyth St. River Terrace Worth St. Canal St. TEARDROP Reade St. Eldridge St. PARK WASHINGTON Hester St. Allen St. 12th Ave. CatherineBenson Ln. Pl. MARKET PARK ChurchThomas St. St. CHINATOWN 4th Pl. Chambers St. West Broadway Duane St. Baxter St. Bayard St. Hogan Pl. Canal St. Murray St. Chambers St. Broadway COLUMBUS Station [1,2,3] PARK Reade St. Mott St. Bowery Forsyth St. MUSEUM AT Orchard St. N. EndIRISH Ave. 75 Park Pl. & 70 Murray St. THOMAS PAINE Pell St. ELDRIDGE ST. HUNGER Chambers St. AFRICAN Station [A,C] PARK Worth St. BURIAL Doyer St. MEMORIAL Mosco St. Ludlow St. NEW YORK GROUND Berry St. Vesey St. St. Mulberry MERCANTILE Barclay St. Warren St. Federal Plaza Berry St. NEW YORK Avenueof The Immigrants EXCHANGE Pearl St. PUBLIC LIBRARY: Elk St. NEW AMSTERDAM City Hall Station [R,W] Chambers St.- E. Broadway WORLD BRANCH Murray St. Brooklyn Bridge FITERMAN HALL Station [J,M,Z] Chatham Sq. FINANCIAL Park Place Mariners’Temple Ln. NEW YORK 245 Greenwich St. World Trade Henry St. NORTH COVE CENTER Center Station [E] Cardinal Hayes Pl. PUBLIC LIBRARY: Park Place CITY HALL Centre St. Park Row MarketSt. FREEDOM Station [2,3] CHATHAM SQUARE TOWER Barclay St. Oliver St. BRANCH Catherine St. West St. WTC CITY HALL Madison St. ST. PETER’S CHURCH PARK St. James Pl. Brooklyn Bridge- Vesey St. City Hall Station [4,5,6] Monroe St. Park Row Madison St. Spruce St. Rose St. Ave. of the Finest John S. Camula Sq. BATTERY WORLD TRADE CENTER SITE Beekman St. PARK ST. PAUL’S CHAPEL Francis Cabrini Triangle Dey St. Theatre Alley CITY Catherine Slip Liberty St. Fulton St. Church St. Station [4,5] Frankfort St. Nassau St. MarketSlip Cedar St. Broadway-Nassau Pearl St. Cherry St. Cortlandt St. Ann St. Bache Plaza S. End Ave. Cortlandt St. St. Station [A,C] Catherine Slip Manhattan Bridge Albany St. Station [R,W] John St. Fulton St. NEW YORK ESPLANADE Fulton St. Robert F. Wagner Sr. Pl. Water St. Station [J,M,Z] DOWNTOWN BARTHMAN HOSPITAL Rector Pl. ZUCCOTTI PARK JEWELER'S Carlisle St. Cedar St. CLOCK Fulton St. Greenwich St. Dutch St. Williams St. Thames St. Liberty St. Station [2,3] South St. Maiden Ln. JOHN STREET AMERICAN METHODIST Dover St. W. Thames St. STOCK FEDERAL RESERVE CHURCH Gold St. Pearl St. EXCHANGE Broadway Cliff St.Fulton St. TRINITY BANK OF NEW YORK Platt St. Ryders Alley Peck Slip CHURCH Water St. Rector St. CHASE Washington St. Rector St. Beekman St. Station [1] Wall St. MANHATTAN LOUISE John St. SOUTH COVE Station [4,5] PLAZA 3rd Pl. Rector St. Broad St. Nassau St. NEVELSON Front St. ExchangeStation [R,W] Alley Station [J,M,Z] PLAZA FEDERAL HALL Cedar St. Battery Pl. Center for Continuing NEW YORK SOUTH ST. NATIONAL Pearl St. 2nd Pl. STOCK Pine St. Fletcher St. SEAPORT Brooklyn Bridge MEMORIAL Williams St. Education and EXCHANGE Burling SlipMUSEUM Wall St. Maiden Ln. 1st Pl. Worforce Development Exchange Pl. Station [2,3] Morris St. 25 Broadway MUSEUM OF Wall St. SOUTH ST. AMERICAN New St. Hanover St. SEAPORT FINANCE ROBERT F. SPORTS MUSEUM Water St. F.D.R. Dr. WAGNER JR. Little West St. OF AMERICA BroadSt. HANOVER PARK 12th Ave. BOWLING Beaver St. SQUARE Front St. GREEN Marketfield St. Williams St. Battery Pl. Bowling Gouverneur Ln. Green Bowling Green Station [4,5] S. Williams St. NATIONAL Stone St. EMPIRE FULTON FERRY STATE PARK MUSEUM Old Slip F.D.R. Dr. F.D.R. OF THE Bridge St. Pearl St. AMERICAN FRAUNCES Water St. South St. StateSt. INDIAN Coenties Slip NEW YORK CITY Whitehall St.- TAVERN South Ferry POLICE MUSEUM Station [R,W] CASTLE CLINTON Whitehall St. Broad St. BrooklynBattery Tunnel VIETNAM VETERANS NATIONAL MONUMENT MEMORIAL PLAZA/ THE ELEVATED ACRE BATTERY EAST RIVER BROOKLYN PARK HEIGHTS South Ferry Station [1] Adm. George Dewey George Adm. BQE STATEN ISLAND FERRY NEW YORK CITY DOWNTOWN CAMPUS MAP WELCOME Table of Contents Directory...................................................................................... 4 CALENDAR Academic Calendar ....................................................................... 6 Weekly Planner ........................................................................... 12 SERVICES Academic Advisement & Transfer Center ....................................... 98 Accelerated Studies in Associate Programs (ASAP) ......................... 99 Accessibility Office ..................................................................... 99 Admissions ................................................................................ 99 Athletics, Recreation, and Intramurals ......................................... 100 BMCC CUNY Service Corps. ...................................................... 100 BMCC Engaged in Service Together (BEST) ..................................101 Bursar ......................................................................................101 Cafeteria .................................................................................. 102 Campus Bookstore .................................................................... 102 Center for Career Development ................................................... 102 Co-Curricular Transcript ............................................................. 103 College Discovery Program ......................................................... 103 College Opportunity to Prepare for Employment (COPE) Program/Graduation Success Initiative (G.S.I.) Program ................ 103 Counseling Center ..................................................................... 104 Early Childhood Center .............................................................. 104 E-Learning Center ..................................................................... 105 Evening/Weekend Program ......................................................... 105 Financial Aid ............................................................................ 106 Freshman Learning Academy Program (FLA) ................................ 106 Health Services ........................................................................ 107 Instructional Technology Open Access Computer Labs .................. 107 International Student Services .................................................... 108 LGBTQ Services ....................................................................... 108 Library, A. Philip Randolph Memorial .......................................... 108 Public Safety ........................................................................... 109 The information contained herein is subject to change. Registrar .................................................................................. 109 Scholarships, Awards, and Other Opportunities Office ....................110 Single Stop ..............................................................................110 Student Activities ......................................................................110 Student Government Association .................................................111 Student Peer Mentoring Program .................................................111 Student Publications ..................................................................111 Technology Helpdesk .................................................................112 Tribeca Performing Arts Center ....................................................112 Tutorial/Learning Assistance Programs .........................................113 Basic Skills English Lab ...........................................................113 College Discovery Tutorial Program ...........................................113 English as a Second Language Lab ..........................................113 Learning Resource Center ........................................................114 Learning Resource Center Center Tutorial Program ......................114 Math Lab Tutorial Program .......................................................114
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