Incoming Graduate Students
Congratulations on your acceptance to Brooklyn College! The information below will guide you step by step through the process of enrolling in your program.
Accept Your Admissions Offer Now
Accept the offer of admissions through your Apply Yourself account.
Additional Steps
1. Pay Commitment Deposit
There is a $250 commitment deposit. Go to your application account to accept the offer of admission and pay deposit with a credit or debit card.
You will not be able to activate your student account until you have confirmed your admissions and paid the commitment deposit. This deposit will be credited toward your first-semester tuition.
Allow the Office of Graduate Admissions three to five business days to enter your information into the system before trying to log into your student account. You will receive an email once your account is activated.
Pay Deposit
2. Activate Your Student Accounts
To access campus services, you must claim your student accounts.
Consult the Account Set-up Guide (PDF)
3. Submit Your Immunizations
You are required to submit immunization forms with documentation to the Health Programs / Immunization Requirements Office before registering for classes. (Note: Current and former CUNY students do not need to submit forms.)
SUBMIT IMMUNIZATION FORMS
4. Seek Academic Advisement
You are encouraged to seek assistance from your academic adviser or graduate deputy to develop an academic plan. You can also visit DegreeWorks to view your program’s academic plan. (Access to DegreeWorks is available one week after receiving confirmation that your CUNYfirst account has been activated.) After speaking with your adviser, register for classes on CUNYfirst.
Find Advisers
Pay Commitment Deposit
There is a $250 commitment deposit.
You will not be able to activate your student account until you have confirmed your admissions and paid the commitment deposit. This deposit will be credited toward your first-semester tuition.
Allow the Office of Graduate Admissions three to five business days to enter your information into the system before trying to log into your student account. You will receive an e-mail once your account is activated.
Activate Your Student Accounts
To access to important student features and campus services, you must claim your student accounts.
Consult the Account Set-up Guide (PDF)
Submit Your Immunizations
You are required to submit immunization forms with documentation to the Health Programs Office before registering for classes. (Note: Current and former CUNY students do not need to submit forms.)
Seek Academic Advisement
Advisement is essential to your academic experience. You are encouraged to seek assistance from your academic adviser or graduate deputy to develop an academic plan. You can also visit DegreeWorks to view your program’s academic plan. Access to DegreeWorks is available one week after receiving confirmation that your CUNYfirst account has been activated. You must claim your CUNYfirst account to sign in.
After speaking with your adviser, register for classes on CUNYfirst.
More Information
Tuition Rates, Due Dates, and Payment Plans
View the current tuition and fee rates.
You may find your payment due dates by visiting the bursar’s page.
Learn more about our monthly payment plan for your tuition.
Academic Calendar and Important Dates
Check for important dates and deadlines on the academic calendar.
ID Cards
You must be a registered student to obtain a valid Brooklyn College ID card to gain access to campus facilities. You may obtain your college ID card from the Enrollment Services Center. After you have obtained your Brooklyn College ID, feel free to download our mobile app BC Navigator to access your electronic ID and other services.
Fingerprinting Verification
If you are accepted into the School of Education, you are required to submit fingerprinting verification before signing up for most education classes.
Housing/Accommodations
Students seeking housing may consider contacting Educational Housing Services, a private company that provides dormitory rooms for students in various colleges and universities in New York.