CUNY--John Jay College of Criminal Justice, NY
School Type
Public
Acceptance Rate
52%
Tuition
In-state: $6,810
Out-of-state: $17,280
Eligibility For Public Schools
In State
International Students
N/A
US News Ranking
#111 in Regional Universities North
Scholarships
Apple Corps (academic Preparation Program For Law Enforcement)
Type
Competitive
Amount
$15,000
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
APPLE Corps (Academic Preparation Program for Law Enforcement), a partnership between John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, and the New York Police Department, provides students with academic, professional, and financial support during their first two years of undergraduate study.
Eligibility:
Receive admission for the fall term as a first-time, first year student at John Jay College or a CUNY Justice Academy partner campus
Be a US Citizen or Permanent Resident, legally eligible to work in the United States
Be a resident of New York City
Enroll at John Jay College or CUNY Justice Academy partner campus as a full-time student and for the duration of their program of study
Prepare to complete all requirements for APPLE Corps, as well as their associate or bachelor degree program requirement
Submit the FASFA (Free Application for Student Financial Aid) and TAP (Tuition Assistance Program) applications in order to receive financial aid
Computer Information Systems Or Forensic Science Scholarships
Type
Competitive
Amount
$5,000
Required GPA
3.2
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
Undergraduate students pursing Computer Information Systems or Forensic Science are eligible to apply for a special scholarship opportunity. This program was made possible by the Department of Science and the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science. Funding is provided by a grant from the National Science Foundation. Scholarships are based on financial need. The maximum award amount is $5,000 per academic year for freshmen and $7,500 each year after. Scholarships are renewable yearly, depending on academic performance, continued financial need, and availability of funds.
Hecht Scholarship
Type
Competitive
Amount
$2,500
Required GPA
3.6
Required SAT
1100
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
The Hecht Scholarship was established through a generous gift to the University from Imre and Vera Hecht. It is awarded to an entering freshman with a strong academic background, community or volunteer service, musical abilities, and financial need. Eligible students must have a minimum 90 high school average and a minimum combined SAT score of 1100 in Mathematics and Critical Reading.
Justice Scholarship
Type
Competitive
Amount
$2,000
Required GPA
3.6
Required SAT
1200
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
The Justice Scholarship, one of John Jay College?s most prestigious awards, was established by Princeton University in 2002 in memory of the many John Jay educated law enforcement and fire department heroes who died in the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center.
This $2,000 annual scholarship is awarded to entering freshmen who are committed to academic excellence and to public service. The purpose of the Justice Scholarship Program is to develop undergraduate researchers, practitioners, and scholars in the areas of public service and criminal justice.
Macaulay Honors College At John Jay College
Type
Competitive
Amount
Full tuition plus
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
Macaulay Honors College at John Jay College
An outstanding academic record coupled with the ability to lead and achieve at the highest levels distinguish a William E. Macaulay Honors College student. Macaulay students at John Jay are selected from among the most highly competitive applicants to the City University of New York. In recognition of their achievements, they are hailed as University Scholars when they enter the program. Each student receives a full four-year tuition scholarship, a state-of-the-art laptop computer, and an Opportunities Fund of $7500, which can be used toward study abroad, internships and other academically enriching experiences. In addition, the Macaulay
Neco - First In Family Scholarship
Type
Competitive
Amount
Up to $2,500
Required GPA
3.2
Required SAT
1100
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 440-530
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 420-520
Description
NECO - First in Family Scholarship
With roots from 130 nations, forty-seven percent of John Jay College students are considered ?first-generation;? the first in their family to pursue a college education. First-generation college students often face unique personal, cultural, academic, and financial challenges. Their parents and other family members may not have the knowledge or life experiences to properly guide them through the college process.
Muse Scholarship
Type
Talent
Amount
Varies
Required GPA
0
Required SAT
0
Required Act
0
Mid 50 ACT
not reported
Mid 50 SAT
SAT Math: 540-650
SAT Writing: not reported SAT Critical Reading: 520-620
Description
Muse Scholarship
The Hunter College Muse Scholars Program provides a unique opportunity for academically strong and artistically talented students to take advantage of Hunter's exceptional arts programs, faculty and resources. Applicants to the Muse Program should demonstrate significant interest and/or achievement in one or more of the following arts disciplines: visual arts, music, dance, theater, film, media, art history, curatorship and exhibitions, and creative writing. During their freshmen and sophomore years, Muse Scholars explore and engage in the arts through several specially designed, shared courses and events that take advantage of New York
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