Monroe University

📍 Locations: New York

🔖 Day 1 CPT Programs: MBA; Master in Public Administration; MS Computer Science; MS Forensic Psychology; MS Accounting; MS Criminal Justice; MS Data Science; MS Health Care Administration; ; MS Public Health; MS Public Health Data Science; MS Public Health in Biostatistics and Epidemiology; Advanced Certificate in Data Science; Bachelor’s Degree in Professional Studies

🎖 Accreditation: MSCHEi

🎱 Type: Private For-Profit

💰 Program Tuition: from $12,852

⏱️ Program Duration: 23 months

🚖 On-Site Visit: Monthly

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University Overview

Monroe University, originally the Monroe College or Monroe School of Business, was founded in 1933 in New York City. Named after James Monroe, the 5th President of the United States, it has expanded over 80 years to include campuses in the Bronx, New Rochelle, Saint Lucia, and Manhattan.

Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) is a national leader in higher education access, affordability, and attainment. Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) champions the power of education to promote social mobility and transform communities, advocating for policies that serve students’ best interests.

Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) is a top choice for international students pursuing master's degrees on the East Coast and NYC area, thanks to its prime locations, excellent reputation, high teaching quality, legal full-time work opportunities, and low onsite class frequency. All professional programs are held at the New Rochelle Campus.

Monroe University's Accreditation

Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). The Middle States Commission on Higher Education is an institutional accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation. The College was initially accredited by the Commission on Higher Education in July 1990. Accreditation was successfully reaffirmed in 2020.

Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE)
Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP)
Accreditation Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration (ACPHA)
Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)
Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP)
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists (ARRT)

Locations

Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) has several campuses across NYC, but currently, only the New Rochelle campus provides CPT programs for international students. New Rochelle campus is an excellent option for professional talents, conveniently located close to Manhattan. By taking the Northeast Regional Train, it takes only 35 minutes from Penn Station to New Rochelle. The New Rochelle station is within walking distance, providing easy access to New York City.

New Rochelle: 434 Main St, New Rochelle, NY 10801

CPT Policies at Monroe University

Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) is an accredited university. It has 9 graduate-level programs that offer the CPT option.
Monroe University adopts a hybrid teaching model for all of its CPT programs. Students must take six credits per semester to maintain their F-1 status. On-site attendance requirements vary by program, ranging from once per week to once per month.
Monroe University is very strict regarding on-site attendance, which has contributed to its strong reputation among USCIS officers. Its students are rarely questioned when applying for an H-1B visa, although prior CPT usage may sometimes raise concerns.

Monroe University adheres to USCIS regulations to authorize CPT for international students.

For both initial and transfer students, CPT can be applied for at the beginning of the program start date

CPT Details

CPT authorization needs to be renewed every term.

Monroe University requires international student attend onsite residency class monthly.

Students are required to attend classes on campus once a month, equal to 3-4 campus visits each semester.MBA, MSCS, MSDS, DS Certificate onsite classes typically take place on one single day, either Saturday or Sunday.For other Day 1 CPT majors, you have two options:1）You can attend onsite one day 2:40 PM-9 PM on a weekday every month.2）You can attend onsite classes for two days 6 PM-9 PM within the same week (2 times per month onsite attendance).

Tuition

Tuition Fee

$12,852 - $84,120

Program	Tuition Per Credit	Annual Tuition	Total Tuition
Bachelor's	$701	$21,030	$84,120
Master's	$608	$10,944	$21,888
Certificates	$714	$12,852	$12,852

Tuition shown here is for second masters. Tuition for first master is more expensive at $960 per credit.

Other Fees

Application Fee: $50 (Contact Us to waive)
One Time Fees: $150 (Acceptance Confirmation Fee: $100;Graduate Admissions Fee: $50)

Payment Plan

✅ Available

Monroe University offers a flexible interest-free payment plan that allows students to spread tuition and fees over up to six months. Payments can be made via credit/debit card or electronic deduction from a checking or savings account, and are automatically processed on the 5th or 20th of each month. A $30 fee applies if a payment fails due to insufficient funds or unavailable credit. International students may enroll in a payment plan after their second semester.

Academic Calendar

Terms	Application Deadline	Semester Start Date	CPT Start Date
Summer 2025	05/20/2025	06/20/2025	06/20/2025
Fall 2025	08/05/2025	09/05/2025	09/05/2025
Fall 2 2025	10/15/2025	10/25/2025	10/25/2025
Winter 2025	12/08/2025	01/08/2026	01/08/2026
Spring A 2026	01/28/2026	02/28/2026	02/28/2026
Spring 2026	03/29/2026	04/29/2026	04/29/2026

Initial F1 Students: 3 months before the first day of the term. If you missed the deadline, please get in touch with us.
If you missed the deadline, please contact us. We are the official recruitment partner of Monroe University; we can help you accelerate your application.

Day 1 CPT Programs at Monroe University

Bachelor’s Degree in Professional Studies

Monroe College’s Bachelor of Science (BS) in Professional Studies is built for adult learners who want a flexible path to completing their degree—often with the ability to earn credit for prior college coursework and relevant work experience. The program features a balanced curriculum that includes 30 credits each of core courses, general education, open electives, and a selected specialization. With a strong career focus, students develop employer-valued skills in leadership, communication, and critical thinking.

Concentrations

Accounting and Business Management
Criminal Justice Administration
Information Technology Management
Health Services Administration
Hospitality Management
Human Services Administration
Public Health Management

Advanced Certificate in Data Science

Students can apply for another 1-year OPT after graduating from the certificate program. To Apply for the Data Science Certificate at Monroe University, the applicants are required to have at least a master’s degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Information Systems, or other related programs.

The certificate program requires 18 credit hours and the length of the program is one year. Students can apply for CPT while completing the certificate program. As the program is one level higher than master’s programs, the USCIS allows students to apply for OPT again after graduation. For the students who have already received a master’s degree in Computer Science or other related programs and have used up their OPT or STEM OPT, the advantage of this program is that they can work full-time under CPT while completing the program and are eligible to apply for another year of OPT after graduation.

As this certificate program is one level higher compared to a master's program, it has higher requirements for applicants. The applicants are required to have at least a master’s degree in Computer Science, Data Analytics, or other related fields to apply for the Data Science Certificate program.

Required Courses (18 credits)

CS-617 Statistical Computing
CS-628 Data Science
CS-655 Machine Learning
CS-665 Analytic Techniques
CS-675 Big Data: Management & Analytics
CS-703 Applied Data Science Project

Master in Public Administration

Our MPA program is tailored for those interested in addressing health disparities, racial injustice, or inequality, and offers a comprehensive core curriculum in public administration. Students can customize their education with concentrations in Public Affairs, Nonprofit Management, or Executive Leadership, and choose electives to further specialize. The program concludes with a capstone project, supported by experienced faculty, to apply learned skills to real-world challenges.

To graduate, students are required to complete 7 core courses (21 credits), 3 concentration courses (9 credits) and 2 elective courses (6 credits).

Core Courses (21 credit hours)

KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis (3 credits)
MG-630 Organizational Behavior and Leadership In the 21st Century (3 credits)
MP-610 Perspectives on Public Administration And Service Management (3 credits)
MP-620 Research Methods for Public and Nonprofit Management (3 credits)
MP-640 Economics for Public Sector and Nonprofit Entities (3 credits)
MP-670 Public Sector Budgeting and Finance (3 credits)
MP-800 MPA Capstone Seminar: Strategic Development and Management of Programs and Policies (3 credits)

Concentrations (9 credit hours)

Public Affairs, Relations, and Policy
Nonprofit Management
Executive Leadership

Elective Courses (6 credit hours)

Select 2 of the following courses:

CJ-750 Crisis Management & Disaster Preparedness (3 credits)
CJ-770 Urban Poverty and the Family
MG-616 Health Care Policy 1 (3 credits)
MG-632 Human Resource Competencies and The Organization (3 credits)
MG-634 Human Resource Strategy and People (3 credits)
MG-636 Human Resource - The Workplace Setting (3 credits)
MG-746 Logistics Optimization (3 credits)
MG-750 Project Management (3 credits)
MG-754 Social Entrepreneurship (3 credits)
MG-758 Decision Modeling for Managers (3 credits)
PH-680 Emergency Management in Public Health (3 credits)
PH-690 Global Health (3 credits)
CS-670 Cloud Computing
CS-707 Research Topics in Data Science

Master of Business Administration

The MBA programs at Monroe University (Formerly Monroe College) are accredited by ACBSP. The program is designed to give participants a holistic and comprehensive understanding of the business world. It provides students with practical knowledge and skills that are critical to success in today’s global business environment.

With CPT opportunities available, international students can gain valuable work experience while earning their degrees. MBA students must complete 10 core courses and three elective courses in the field of their choice.

Need professional work experience to supplement your academic program? Monroe's King Graduate School offers a Professional Track Option, based on a review of your work experience. You'll be required to complete at least two one-credit internship courses. Each internship must be approved as an appropriate match for your academic program.

Choose to study general upper-level business courses or focus your Master of Business Administration in one of twelve areas of concentration—the choice is yours.

Starting in Fall 2024, Monroe students can apply for the STEM-focused MBA in Business Management, Analytics & Information Technology (STEM).

Core Courses

The MBA Program in Business Management is a 36 credit program consisting of 9 professional core courses, 1 research course and 3 elective or concentration courses.

KG 604 – Graduate Research and Critical (3 credits)
MG 615 – Managing in the Global Environment
MG 620 – Research and Statistics for Managerial Decision-Making
MG 630 – Organizational Behavior and Leadership in the 21st Century
MG 640 – Managerial Economics (Prerequisite: MG 620)
MG 660 – Strategic Marketing
MG 670 – Managerial Finance
MG 770 – Financial Statement Analysis
MG 800 – Strategic Management (Capstone Course)

Concentrations

The MBA degree in Business Management requires students successfully complete 27 credits (9 core courses) and 9 credits (3 courses) of open electives or a selected concentration, for a total of 36 credits (or 12 courses) in order to earn the MBA.

Students can declare a Dual Concentration by completing the required core courses and all courses for two concentrations, earning a total of 45 credits for their degree.

General Electives: KG 680 -KG 791 – Graduate Professional Track Courses

Finance
Marketing
Healthcare Management
Hospitality
Human Resources
Information Technology
Accounting
Business Analytics
Supply Chain Management
Project Management
International Business
Business Management, Analytics & Information Technology [STEM]

MS Computer Science

The Master of Science in Computer Science program is designed for students who have completed their undergraduate studies in Computer Science, Information Technology, Computer Information Systems, or a similar field. This program aims to enhance students' theoretical, analytical, and practical skills through a robust foundation in programming, web design, database management, networking, and project management. Additionally, students will study cutting-edge technologies including cybersecurity, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and mobile computing.

Computer Science is a driving force behind our technology-driven world. Achieving an MS Degree in Computer Science opens career opportunities across various sectors such as computer, finance, healthcare, media/telecom, defense, entertainment, retail, real estate, education, government, and non-profit industries.

The MS Computer Science program that is eligible for full-time CPT requires 36 credit hours. The program is also eligible for Day 1 CPT. Below are the courses for the program:

Core Courses

CS-610 Computer Architecture
CS-615 Operating System Design
CS-620 Software System Design
CS-625 Object-Oriented Software
CS-630 Database Systems
CS-640 Computer Networks
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Select one of the following:

CS-700/701 Special Projects in Computer Science I
CS-705/706 Computer Science Thesis I

Elective Courses

Choose 3 from the courses below：

CS-628 Data Science
CS-633 Data Mining
CS-635 Mobile Computing
CS-637 Designing E-Commerce Site
CS-645 Computer Security & Privacy
CS-650 Artificial Intelligence
CS-660 Managing Projects, Resources and Risks
CS-670 Cloud Computing

MS Forensic Psychology

If you’re interested in studying the science of human behavior and the law, this 42-credit master’s in forensic psychology degree program integrates the fundamental principles of a growing field in applied psychology, preparing you for leadership positions in various agencies and organizations such as:

Social service agencies, both public and private
The courts
Juvenile facilities
Correctional facilities
Police departments
Hospitals and mental health centers
Research agencies

Careers in Forensic Psychology

Upon completion of the MS in forensic psychology program, the graduate will be able to apply forensic-based knowledge and concepts to a wide range of issues affecting the forensic population and surrounding communities. Such knowledge may be applied in the courts, corrections, human services agencies, and law enforcement agencies, as well as leadership positions in those areas.

Select career paths for a forensic psychology graduate program background include:

Correctional Counselor
Victim Advocate
Jury Consultant
Police Consultant
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
Probation Officer
Investigative Journalist
Forensic Research Psychologist

The MS in Forensic Psychology is not a licensure program. States and countries vary in their licensure requirements at the master's level. Full independent work as a psychologist in the field requires a doctorate and independent licensure to practice. These additional credentials are needed to independently practice as a forensic psychologist.

Foundation Core Courses (1 credit)

KG–583 Foundations of Statistics (may be required)

Core Courses (24 credit hours)

KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis
CJ-615 Criminological Theory
CJ-620 Research Methods and Data Analysis
CJ-640 Perspective on Drugs, Alcohol, and the Criminal Justice System
CJ-718 Psychology of Criminal Behavior
CJ-765 Child Development, Trauma, and the Criminal Justice System
CJ-775 Counseling Psychology & Human Services
CJ-782 Progressive Studies in Criminal Law

Capstone Seminar (3 credits)

FP-800 Integrative Capstone Seminar in Forensic Psychology

Required Courses in Forensic Psychology (15 credits)

FP-650 The Psychopathology of Serial Offenders: Understanding Behavioral Patterns
FP-675 The Trauma of Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence - Assessment, Intervention, Treatment
FP-700 Forensics: Psychological and Neurobehavioral Assessment Tools
FP-750 Forensics Practicum and Seminar
FP-800 Integrative Capstone Seminar in Forensic Psychology
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Featured Course - The Psychopathology of Serial Offenders

Using criminal investigation tools and techniques, this course provides students with the basic understanding of how crime scene analysis, deconstruction, and reconstruction are used to profile serial offenders. Students learn how to identify the motives of serial offenders by using psychological and physical evidence discovered at the crime scene, and how to use patterns of criminal behavior and geography to create criminal profiles

MS in Accounting

The Master of Science in Accounting is designed for professionals who are ready to take the next step in their accounting careers. More than CPA exam preparation, this program builds the advanced technical expertise and real-world business insight you need to succeed in a wide range of roles—whether you plan to work in private industry, government, nonprofits, or pursue opportunities with Big Four firms.

The curriculum emphasizes both competence and ethics, helping you develop the analytical, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills expected in mid- to senior-level accounting positions. Courses cover key areas such as taxation, data analytics, accounting information systems, research methods and critical analysis, international accounting, advanced auditing and financial reporting, investment management, managerial economics, and global management. Students complete 36 total credits, consisting of 12 professional core courses, and may also be required to take one credit of Graduate Professional Experience.

Core Courses

AC-610 Managerial Accounting
AC-625 Accounting Data Analytics
AC-630 Advanced Accounting Information Systems
AC-641 Taxation of Entities
AC-650 Financial Accounting Theory and Reporting
AC-660 Advanced Auditing
AC-670 International Accounting
AC-780 Accounting, Tax and Audit Seminar
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Required Core Courses Subtotal

Open Electives 1

MS in Criminal Justice

This MS program in Criminal Justice allows students to learn from current experts, preparing you to tackle important legal issues. Students will build a solid understanding of legal enforcement and principles, preparing for pursing a legal career. To graduate, students need to complete 8 core courses (24 credits) and 4 concentration courses (12 credits).

Core Courses (24 credit hours)

CJ-615 Criminological Theory (3 credits)
CJ-620 Research Methods and Data Analysis (3 credits)
CJ-630 The Supreme Court, U.S. Constitution, And Criminal Law (3 credits)
CJ-640 Perspective on Drugs, Alcohol, and the Criminal Justice System (3 credits)
CJ-730 Comparative Criminal Justice Systems (3 credits)
CJ-755 Terrorism & Counter Terrorism (3 credits)
CJ-780 Public Policy in Criminal Justice Issues (3 credits)
KG-640 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis (3 credits)

3 Concentrations (9 credit hours)

Homeland Security
Human Services
Urban Crime Policy

MS in Data Science

The 36-credit master's in data science is designed for students who hold an undergraduate degree in computer science, information technology, information systems, or a comparable discipline. With flexible class schedules including onsite in New York, online/hybrid, and weekends, this program is perfect for students looking for day 1 CPT opportunities and wishing to develop their career in or near NYC.

The MS in data science program cultivates students' analytical expertise in technology and social science, enabling them to identify trends and manage data. Graduates of the program will have gained competencies in:

Database systems Data mining Big data Data Science Computer networks Cloud computing Artificial intelligence Machine learning Statistical programming

The Master of Science in Data Science program is designed for students who have completed their undergraduate degree in Computer Science or a related field and seek to enhance their theoretical, analytical, and practical skills. This program offers a robust foundation in data science, statistical computing, object-oriented programming, database systems, data mining, artificial intelligence, natural language processing, machine learning, computer networks, cloud computing, big data, and analytics.

Data science master's graduates will also gain proficiency in cutting-edge resources, including Oracle, Hadoop, AWS, SAS, JMP, MATLAB, Tensorflow, and Tableau, as well as programming languages like SQL, Python, and R. These skills will enhance their ability to evaluate and analyze systems across diverse industries.

Graduates will be well-prepared for several industry-recognized certifications, such as:

Certified Analytics Professional (CAP)
Data Science Council of America (DASCA)
IBM Certified Data Architect
Microsoft MCSE: Data Management and Analytics
Microsoft Certified Azure Data Scientist Associate
SAS Certified Advanced Analytics Professional
SAS Certified Big Data Professional
SAS Certified Data Scientist Other relevant certifications

Core Courses (27 credit hours)

CS-617 Statistical Computing
CS-628 Data Science
CS-630 Database Systems
CS-633 Data Mining
CS-650 Artificial Intelligence
CS-655 Machine Learning
CS-675 Big Data: Management & Analytics
CS-703 Applied Data Science Project
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Elective Courses (9 credit hours)

Select 3 of the following courses:

CS-640 Computer Networks
CS-645 Computer Security & Privacy
CS-665 Analytic Techniques
CS-670 Cloud Computing
CS-707 Research Topics in Data Science

MS in Health Care Administration

This MS program in Healthcare Administration prepares professionals for leadership roles in diverse health care settings. The curriculum focuses on technology, evidence-based decision-making, and critical thinking in healthcare service management. Graduates will be competent for careers in the private sector, healthcare institutions, public health, and nonprofits. To graduate, students are required to complete 12 core courses (36 credits) and 2 elective courses (6 credits).

Core Courses (36 credit hours)

HA-610 Health Care Law and Regulations (3 credits)
HA-615 Health Care Economics (3 credits)
HA-620 Research Methods in Health Care (3 credits)
HA-625 Health Care Information Systems (3 credits)
HA-700 Marketing and Strategic Planning in Health Care (3 credits)
HA-705 Continuous Quality Improvement in Health Care (3 credits)
HA-780 Integrative Capstone Experience (3 credits)
PH-690 Global Health (3 credits)
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis (3 credits)
MG-616 Health Care Policy (3 credits)
MG-620 Research and Statistics for Managerial Decision-making (3 credits)
MG-630 Organizational Behavior and Leadership In the 21st Century (3 credits)

Elective Courses (6 credit hours)

Open Electives

MS in Public Health

This MS program in Public Health prepares students for leadership and management positions in public healthcare agencies and nonprofit organizations. It combines coursework and internship, allowing students to focus on their chosen concentration. To graduate, students need to complete 9 core courses (27 credits) and 6 concentration courses (18 credits).

Core Courses (27 credits)

PH-601 Public Health Systems and Practice (3 credit)
PH-605 Behavioral and Social Aspects of Public Health (3 credits)
PH-640 Environmental and Occupational Health (3 credits)
PH-650 Health Policy and Management (3 credits)
PH-660 Principles of Biostatistics (3 credits)
PH-690 Global Health (3 credits)
PH-705 Principles of Epidemiology (3 credits)
PH-780 Internship in Public Health (3 credits)
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis (3 credits)

4 Concentrations

Community Health
Health Administration and Leadership
Biostatistics and Epidemiology
Data Science

MS of Public Health Data Science

Today’s public health challenges demand modern, data-driven solutions. With more public health datasets available than ever, organizations need professionals who can analyze, interpret, and translate health data into action. The Master of Public Health (MPH) in Public Health Data Science is built to meet that need—combining core public health training with STEM-focused skills so you can generate meaningful insights from complex data.

This interdisciplinary MPH prepares you to deliver evidence-based solutions to public health problems at the local, state, national, and global levels. You’ll study a blend of traditional public health and computer science–driven methods, including biostatistics, epidemiology, database systems, data analytics, data visualization, and health policy and management. Guided by expert faculty, you’ll also complete a required internship in a professional public health setting to apply what you’ve learned in real-world practice.

Core Courses

PH-601 Public Health Systems and Practice
PH-605 Behavioral and Social Aspects of Public Health
PH-640 Environmental and Occupational Health
PH-650 Health Policy and Management
PH-660 Principles of Biostatistics
PH-690 Global Health
PH-705 Principles of Epidemiology
PH-780 Internship in Public Health
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Concentration in Community Health

PH-620 Health Promotion and Education in Diverse Communities
PH-655 Community Health Program Planning And Development
PH-710 Public Health Nutrition
PH-770 Research Methods in Public Health
PH-760 Thesis Proposal
or PH-790 Public Health Capstone I
PH-765 Thesis Data Analysis and Interpretation
or PH-795 Public Health Capstone II
Foundation Core (Statistics)

Concentration in Health Administration and Leadership

HA-625 Health Care Information Systems
PH-670 Finance and Economics in Public Health
PH-685 Public Health Policy and Law
PH-770 Research Methods in Public Health
PH-760 Thesis Proposal
or PH-790 Public Health Capstone I
PH-765 Thesis Data Analysis and Interpretation
or PH-795 Public Health Capstone II
Foundation Core (Statistics) 1

MS of Public Health in Biostatistics and Epidemiology

Recent years have made one thing clear: the demand for highly trained public health professionals has never been greater. Communities need experts who can respond to today’s public health challenges—and also spot emerging risks early, helping prevent future crises, including the next potential pandemic.

The Master of Public Health (MPH) in Biostatistics and Epidemiology was created to prepare students for that mission. Grounded in core public health principles, the program equips you to address health issues at the local, state, and global levels while gaining practical experience applying biostatistical and epidemiologic methods to real-world challenges affecting diverse populations. You’ll learn how to design public health studies, analyze complex health data with accuracy, identify disease trends and chronic illness risk factors, and evaluate the impact of public health interventions—then communicate findings clearly to both professional and public audiences.

Through expert faculty instruction, you’ll build skills in biostatistics, epidemiology, public health surveillance, epidemiological research methods, environmental and occupational health, behavioral and social determinants of health, and health policy and management. The program culminates in a 3-credit capstone in your final semester, where you collaborate on a shared thesis project. You can also choose either a 3-credit internship or two electives in statistical computing and data science—with internships strongly encouraged to support hands-on learning in professional settings.

Core Courses

PH-601 Public Health Systems and Practice
PH-605 Behavioral and Social Aspects of Public Health
PH-640 Environmental and Occupational Health
PH-650 Health Policy and Management
PH-660 Principles of Biostatistics
PH-690 Global Health
PH-705 Principles of Epidemiology
PH-780 Internship in Public Health
KG-604 Graduate Research & Critical Analysis

Concentration in Community Health

PH-620 Health Promotion and Education in Diverse Communities
PH-655 Community Health Program Planning And Development
PH-710 Public Health Nutrition
PH-770 Research Methods in Public Health
PH-760 Thesis Proposal
or PH-790 Public Health Capstone I
PH-765 Thesis Data Analysis and Interpretation
or PH-795 Public Health Capstone II

Concentration in Health Administration and Leadership

HA-625 Health Care Information Systems
PH-670 Finance and Economics in Public Health
PH-685 Public Health Policy and Law
PH-770 Research Methods in Public Health
PH-760 Thesis Proposal
or PH-790 Public Health Capstone I
PH-765 Thesis Data Analysis and Interpretation
or PH-795 Public Health Capstone II

Application to Monroe University

Before Enrollment

Step 1. Book a free consultation with us

Step 2. Prepare the following documents for your application:

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Resume
Passport
Financial Proof
Recommendation Letters
Statement of Purpose
Interview

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After Enrollment - CPT Application

After receiving the acceptance letter, confirm with your advisor the SEVIS transfer time and fill out the SEVIS transfer form to transfer SEVIS from your original school to Monroe University.

FAQ - CPT at Monroe University

International students in the East and New York areas prefer this school as their top choice among CPT schools due to its prime location, outstanding reputation, high-quality teaching, and the opportunity to qualify for Day 1 CPT.

Day 1 CPT is an unofficial term, and “Day 1” should not be interpreted literally. Monroe College offers a CPT option starting from the first semester after enrollment. The CPT application and approval process takes about two weeks.

Certificates

Advanced Certificate in Data Science

Bachelor's

Bachelor’s Degree in Professional Studies

Master's

Master in Public Administration
Master of Business Administration
MS Computer Science
MS Forensic Psychology
MS Accounting
MS Criminal Justice
MS Data Science
MS Health Care Administration
MS Public Health
MS of Public Health Data Science
MS of Public Health in Biostatistics and Epidemiology

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For international students with a bachelor's degree but not a master's degree, the standard tuition for the master's program is $13,307 per year.

For international students who already have a master's degree and plan to pursue a second master's degree, tuition is about $13,307 per year.

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*The deadline for F1 transfer students (F1/OPT/CPT) is 4 weeks before the first day of the term.

For other students is 3 months before the first day of the term.

You need to hand in:

A completed Curricular Practical Training (CPT) Verification Form, signed by an employer; and
A copy of the training or employment offer letter.

Once approved, you will receive a revised SEVIS Form I-20 which you should present to your training site supervisor (employer) upon request.

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