We help learners achieve their dreams of earning a college or graduate degree so that they may improve their own lives, as well as those of their families, and enrich their communities.

We celebrate the achievements of our talented students, faculty, and staff by hosting events that support CUNY SPS’s mission.

If you want to donate to our scholarships and other education-related funds or volunteer to mentor our students or assist with our events, we would love to hear from you!

The CUNY SPS Foundation's mission is to support adult learners while they complete their degree at a top-rated school that offers flexible, accessible, and affordable online programs, allowing them to achieve their educational and professional goals.

Dr. Carla Marquez-Lewis, academic director of the highly rated online BA in Psychology program at CUNY SPS, talks to prospective students.

CUNY SPS Scholarship Gala

October 27, 2021 @ 6:30pm

Little River

450 E. 29th Street, New York City

Every dollar you donate has an exponential effect at a school that serves over 70% students of color.

If you would like to serve as a mentor to one of our students, please email spsfoundation@cuny.edu.

Adult Learners

Our students are, on average, around age 34, predominantly female (65%), and work full time.

Students of Color

Over 70% of our students are Hispanic, Black, or Asian American.

Online Students

Since most of our students work full time, we offer the flexibility of twenty-four fully online degree programs.

Upskilling/Reskilling

Most of our students need and seek opportunities for career advancement.

• Nursing (BSN, RN, to BS-MS & MSN)
  
• Health Services Administration (BS)
• Health Information Management (BS & MS)
• Psychology (BA & MA)

• Business Administration (BS & MS)
• Information Systems (BS)
• Data Science (MS)
• Communications & Media (BA) 
• Research Administration & Compliance (MS)

• Liberal Studies (BA)
• Disability Studies (BA & MA)
• Sociology (BA)
• Youth Studies (MA)
• Museum Studies (MA)
• Applied Theatre (MA)

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