Background/History

Berkeley College is a private organization that was established in 1931 and accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education. The college offers career-focused programs through dedicated and supportive lecturers with genuine industry information, hands-on learning through internship program, and a variety of supplemental projects and exercises. With diverse programs of study, a multi-social student body, and located in prime city areas, Berkeley College offers international students wonderful opportunities that are elusive at other American colleges.

 

Berkeley College features eight locations in New York and New Jersey, and an online college.

 

In New York, campuses are situated in Brooklyn, Midtown Manhattan and in the White Plains business district. New Jersey campuses are in Dover, Newark, Paramus, Woodbridge, and Woodland Park. Campuses are easily accessible via the city’s subways, buses and trains.

 

Why Berkeley College?

Programs offered in Berkeley College are divided into 5 specialised schools:

1) The Larry L. Luing School of Business

2) The School of Health Studies

3) The School of Professional Studies

4) The School of Liberal Arts and

5) The School of Graduate Studies

 

Top programs of study in Berkeley College includes: Accounting, Fashion Merchandising and Management, General Business, Health Services Management, Information Technology Management, International Business, Justice Studies - Criminal Justice, and Marketing Communications

 

In addition, to further enhance career preparation, all programs in Berkeley College feature faculty-monitored internships, practicums, or job-related assignments that allow students to apply what they've learned in real-world situations.