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PART-TIME STUDENTS
The Part-Time Student Support Program
Financial Support
Targeted Part-Time Student Support
Apply for Funding
The Part-Time Student Support Program
Hunter College, CUNY
More than one out of every four Hunter students attend Hunter College
on a part-time basis. Many part-time students share a common challenge
— maintaining a successful balance between college studies, family
obligations and work schedules. Most part-time Hunter students are
unable to attend college full-time due to work, family commitments
and/or limited financial resources. Despite the challenges noted above,
a large number of part-time Hunter students maintain strong academic
records while responding to a myriad of personal responsibilities. In
order to address the needs of part-time students, and acknowledge both
their accomplishments and challenges, Hunter has established the
Part-Time Student Support Program.
The Part-Time Student Support Program’s primary goal is to provide
financial, academic, and personal support services to individuals
experiencing the situation described above and who meet the following
criteria:
- are academically strong part-time students
- are approaching completion of their undergraduate degree
- would be able to register for an additional class or classes if they received financial support and other services.
For the purposes of this program, part-time is defined as taking fewer than 12 credits.
Financial Support
In order to be eligible to receive financial support from the Part-Time Student Support Program, you must have a GPA of 3.0 or greater.
To apply for this funding, click here.
Targeted Part-Time Student Support
To enhance the representation of, and increase access of services for part-time students, the following supportive resources have been put in place for part-time students:
- A population specific website created to address issues/concerns and spotlight available services and resources.
- Late
evening and early morning advising hours with advisors familiar with
the issues and concerns of part-time students. To schedule an
appointment with a Part-Time Advisor, please contact Ms. Sylvia
Velazquez at (212) 772-4671. Ms. Velazquez will meet with you by
appointment between the hours of 7:30 AM – 10:00 AM. If these times are
not convenient, other mutually agreed upon times may be arranged.
- A committee charged with exploring options and developing troubleshooting solutions for part-time students.
Please check back to learn about resources and services for part-time students. To submit concerns and suggestions about life at Hunter for part-time students, please contact: parttime@hunter.cuny.edu.
Apply for Funding
The Part-Time Student Support Program’s primary goal remains to provide financial, academic support services and personal support to individuals who meet the following criteria:
- are academically strong part-time students
- are approaching completion of their undergraduate degree
- would be able to register for an additional class(es) if they received financial support and other services.
For the purposes of this program, part-time is defined as taking fewer than twelve (12) credits. In order to be eligible to receive financial support from the Part-Time Student Support Program, you must have a GPA of 3.0 or greater.
To begin the process of applying for a Part-Time Student Support Program scholarship, complete the six questions below and e-mail them to parttime@hunter.cuny.edu. Once your answers are submitted, you will be contacted by a part-time advisor. Additionally, if you do not have a current Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) on file for this academic year please complete one immediately — you may do so at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
- What is your full name, as it appears in Hunter College's records?
- How many credits are you currently taking? How many credits have you earned at Hunter?
- What degree are you working towards? When do you hope to graduate?
- If funding were provided, would you take additional classes? Would you take classes during Summer or Winter Session? Would this enable you to complete your degree faster?
- If you already plan to take classes during Summer or Winter Session would you take more credits during those sessions if funding were provided?
- What other resources for part-time students are you interested in?
To schedule an appointment with a Part-Time Advisor, please contact Ms. Sylvia Velazquez at (212) 772-4671. Ms. Velazquez will meet with you by appointment between the hours of 7:30 AM – 10:00 AM. If these times are not convenient, other mutually agreed upon times may be arranged.
For questions or for more information about part-time student support services at Hunter College, please email: parttime@hunter.cuny.edu.