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Art & Design Department
 Aug 28 2012
I transfered from another college. you just need to have a GPA higher than 2.8
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Math
 Jul 15 2012
pretty easy to get in. If you have a high school diploma and you pass the CUNY assessment test then your good.
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Computer Science
 Mar 08 2012
Getting in isn't hard at all. You just need to have decent HS grades to get in. You might encounter a preliminary exam for them to test the level of competence you have; unless you're a bad student, it's just another pointless obstacle you'll hop right over. Just show up with good manners and strong degree of patience (due to red tape) and you'll be fine.
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PreLaw and Legal
 Aug 07 2008
just have a 65 average in highschool, matter fact just get a ged, highschool is too much work
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