Yes, if you are interested in applying for the BA/MD program at Brooklyn College, you will have to complete a supplemental application and submit additional supporting materials that are needed. Please reach out directly to BA/MD program for more information on their application process and deadlines.
BA/MD Website: https://www.brooklyn.edu/honors-academy/ba-md/
No. If you apply to and are accepted at both you must choose either Macaulay Honors or Sophie Davis.
Hunter, Lehman and the College of Staten Island all have nursing programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
All eight Macaulay campuses have computer science programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
All eight Macaulay campuses have pre-med programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
John Jay and City College both have law and legal studies programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
City College and the College of Staten Island both have engineering programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
Baruch, Brooklyn, Lehman, Queens and the College of Staten Island all have business programs. You can find more information about specific majors available at each campus on our website: https://macaulay.cuny.edu/academics/macaulay-majors/
Yes! One of the benefits of being a Macaulay Honors student is priority registration, including access to courses across CUNY’s many campuses. However, you cannot enroll in one campus and declare a major at another campus.
On the Macaulay Honors College application, the major you select is just an intended major. At the end of your sophomore year, all students are required to officially declare a major.