Bronx

Monroe College's Bronx campus is an ideal urban campus located in the bustling Fordham section.

New Rochelle

Located in downtown New Rochelle, the Monroe College New Rochelle campus is nestled in a diverse, thriving suburban community in Westchester County.

St. Lucia

Located on the Vide Boutielle Highway, Monroe College’s St. Lucia campus offers a practical education designed to give students a competitive edge in the workplace.

Queens

Monroe's Queens Extension Center is located in the heart of downtown Flushing, a vibrant and ethnically mixed district of Queens.

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  • Student Spotlight

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    Xiaochen Zhu

    King Graduate School

    New York is “the big city”. Unless you happen to be from Beijing, which is 2.5 times larger. That’s where Xiaochen Zhu grew up, in a small apartment blocks from Tiananmen Square. She was a good student and earned an accounting degree from Beijing Wuzy University. After that, she worked in a local CPA firm. It was exactly the career path expected of her. One problem…Xioachen wanted more out of life.

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  • Bronx Degrees and Programs

    Monroe offers certificate, associate, bachelor's, and master's degree programs. Learn more about the degrees and programs offered at our Bronx Campus to find the one that’s right for you.

  • Health Degree

    Founded in 2000, the School of Allied Health Professions is renowned for its commitment to innovative and engaging instruction in and out of the classroom. Our experienced faculty of 50 knows well the current trends and issues impacting health care. Students are expected to learn by doing, taking part in clinical and non-clinical programs designed to build medical, problem-solving and critical thinking skills. Students develop a respect for the cultural and scientific foundations of the allied health professions while discovering ways to eventually improve medical care.

    Business and Accounting Degree

    The demand for innovative and decisive leadership in business and accounting runs high. At the Monroe College School of Business and Accounting, we’re investing in tomorrow’s leaders by providing students with a curriculum that will drive personal and professional growth, empowering them for careers in accounting and business management.

    Criminal Justice Degree

    The School of Criminal Justice was founded in 2003 as a service-oriented response to the September 11th attacks. Monroe recognized the need for highly-trained criminal justice professionals, at the local, state and federal levels. We structured our curriculum to empower future law enforcement officers, social justice workers and emergency responders to solve real-life, on-the-job problems.

    Education Degree

    Our School of Education offers a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education, which prepares students for careers as skilled educators in high-needs schools. Our experienced faculty of active and retired teachers, superintendents and education directors bring over 100 years of service to the classroom. They work one-on-one with students to help them grasp the diverse cognitive, cultural, developmental and linguistic needs of early childhood learners. Academic instruction is balanced with real-world training, working with children at local nursery schools, daycare facilities and special needs schools.

    IT Degree

    Information technology is driving business growth. Advanced digital applications, social media and robust networking capabilities have forced executives to refocus their business strategies and strengthen their IT influence. The Monroe College School of Information Technology understands this shift. Our programs in information technology empower students to excel as networkers, developers and program designers.

    Nursing Degree

    Monroe College's School of Nursing curriculum provides students with a deep understanding of the physical, biological and behavioral sciences along with a broad liberal arts education. The goal is to develop nurses who understand basic human needs, the nursing process and systems theory and are ready to take personal and professional responsibility for their decisions and actions. The focus remains on addressing major shifts in healthcare delivery, including consumer/patient empowerment, a population in which more people are living longer, cultural diversity and new technologies.

    Graduate Degrees | King Graduate School

    The King Graduate School prepares students to understand the unique challenges of urban communities around the globe and to have a positive impact on them through a focused curriculum and applied research.

    We value:

    • A commitment to teaching and learning in the areas of business, entrepreneurship, criminal and social justice, hospitality management, public health and safety
    • An integration of local, national and international perspective
    • A practical, research-based approach to improving communities