Overview

You are considered a freshman applicant if you have not previously attended any college, university, and/or proprietary school within or outside the United States since graduating from high school or secondary school.

Profile

• Average high school academic grade point average - 85
• Average SAT - 1090 (Math & Verbal only)
  
  

Applying 

All applicants must fill out a CUNY application, which must be filed online. Any personal computer or laptop can be used to complete the online application. However, for optimal results, please use Internet Explorer as your web browser. Applicants who need access to a computer can visit a public library, a public access computer lab, or one of CUNY’s Manhattan Welcome Centers. You can begin the online filing process by going to the CUNY website.

Deadlines

Fall Deadline: February 1
CUNY operates on a rolling admission basis; however, colleges and programs may close before the deadline.

Spring Deadline: October 1
The Admission Application deadline for the Spring 2010 has now passed. Although the application for Spring 2010 is still available, we cannot guarantee the review of applications submitted at this time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average class size?  
Class size at Hunter varies. We have classes in various sized lecture halls, which hold between 50-150 students. Our regular sized classrooms can hold as many as 35-40 students.

What is the average total SAT score of admitted freshman? 
Freshmen who enrolled at Hunter in Fall 2008 had an average SAT score of 1090. Hunter does not currently consider the writing section score.

Is there an orientation I have to attend before I register for classes?
All students are required to attend a scheduled orientation session hosted by Student Services. Once you have been accepted, you can choose an orientation date from your MyChoice VIP page.

What is the Block Program?
The block program helps freshmen transition to college by providing a solid foundation in the liberal arts and sciences. Each block section, or course cluster, has a general theme. Each course within the block section satisfies one or more college requirement.

What are the benefits of the Block Program?
Participation in the Block Program allows opportunities to explore new academic disciplines, including tentative majors and minors, develops the critical thinking and writing skills necessary for academic success, and offers contact with prominent faculty and advisors. The program can also enhance your freshman experience by fostering new friendships. For more information, and to learn more, visit http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/~block/

How do I transfer my AP credits to Hunter?
You must have your Advanced Placement scores sent directly to the Office of Admissions.

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