Hunter College, New York City Ranking 2025 from QS, THE & US NEWS

There is a campus newsletter that will sometimes include job opportunities but they're mainly based in retail in stores around campus. These stores will also place fliers on the walls.

I applied to hunter college when I was a senior in high school because it had a good reputation for a CUNY school. CUNY schools in NYC are located in the city and cheaper than your traditional private college and it was the main reason I applied. the admission process was easy. I also applied to 4 other CUNY schools because you could apply to them under the same application with no additional application fee. I also applied to private schools and SUNY. I was accepted to 11/12 schools; denied for Columbia and waitlisted for NYU. when I applied I had a 1480 SAT 31 ACT and 93 GPA.

There are many jobs available and there are many school meetings that let us know about opportunities and placements. Work-study just as any other college can be determined by financial status but there are also many types of volunteers that are open to anyone to do.

This college had the least amount of yearly tuition and is known for having a good pre-med program. I also wanted to go to a school that was within close proximity to where I live. I did not want to travel too far and the commute to this school is just right.

Good English programs as well as teaching programs which I was at a time considering pursuing and it offered affordable tuition that my financial aid covered. It was an easily accessible and beautiful location in the city.