For nearly 35 years, Brooklyn College has been training future business executives, accountants, and economists.
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You'll have plenty of opportunities to meet the people who will remain your best friends long after you graduate.
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Proud of the education they received, our 150,000 alumni remain connected to the college, from mentoring current students to attending the Commencement Ceremony.
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The School of Humanities and Social Sciences encompasses 12 academic departments that study human life through its literature, culture, history, and philosophy.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeCarol Frick Smith '54 was a member of the 1952 U.S. Olympic swimming and diving team.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeOur M.D. Sass Investment Academy teaches students how to manage and invest actual securities.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe cholesterol-fighting drug simvastatin was discovered by Alfred Alberts '53.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeHundreds of engraved bricks on campus are our alumni's way to honor loved ones and enshrine their thoughts for current students.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeDavid F. Mintz '76 founded Tofutti.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeOcean Vuong '12 has won both the Pushcart Prize and the Stanley Kunitz Memorial Prize for Younger Poets.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeStudents and faculty have access to 110 smart classrooms on campus.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeYolanda Gibson-Day '83 won the high jump event at the Colgate Games in both 1980 and 1982.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeBrooklyn College students can select from more than 100 international education programs on six continents.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeDonald Aronow '50 was a two-time world and three-time U.S. powerboat champion.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeBrooklyn College has honor societies for students in computing sciences, education, French and Spanish language and literature, psychology, sociology, and television and radio, among others.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Art Department's certificate program in museum education is one of only seven worldwide that offers such a program, and the only one that combines it with art history.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeMartin Summerfield '36 invented regenerative cooling for liquid rocket engines.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Princeton Review placed Brooklyn College among the top 46 colleges in New York State in 2018.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeThe Brooklyn College women's basketball team won the CUNYAC championship in 2018.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeIn the 2016–17 academic year, Brooklyn College faculty garnered $8.5 million in grants and awards for new and ongoing research.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeMoney magazine ranked Brooklyn College one of the top 50 colleges in the United States in 2017.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeAlmost half of our students are the first in their family to attend college.
Learn More About Brooklyn CollegeHarold C. Schonberg '37 was the first music critic to win the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism.
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Brooklyn College student Nischal Giri survived a major earthquake in Nepal. Recently, he went to Puerto Rico to help rebuild and connect with people who share his life-altering experiences.
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