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Most incoming first year students at Purchase have earned at least a B+ average and have pursued a typical college prep curriculum in high school: Four years of English. Foreign language. Mathematics. Social science. Three to four years of laboratory sciences. But it’s not just your transcript that we consider….
Step 1 - Submit an application for admission to the College. Step 2 - Once the application is processed, students will receive an email with access to the applicant portal. At this time we ask that you submit the International Supplemental Form, which allows us to customize your applicant checklist. Step 3 - Mail official copies of your ...
More Ways to Visit. Appointment and Interview. Groups. Visual and Performing Arts Majors. Transfer Students. We offer visits tailored to your interests and group size, with specific tours available for visual and performing artists, transfer and liberal studies student.
Typical Grades. Generally, successful freshman applicants have earned a GPA of 3.0 (or 85 on a 100 point scale). Purchase does not require scores from the SAT or ACT exam (with exceptions), though applicants are given the option to submit them. It is recommended that test scores be submitted only if it is believed to benefit the application.
1220. SAT 25th-75th. 1120 - 1320. Students Submitting SAT. 12%. Math. Average (25th - 75th) 540 - 650. Reading and Writing.
Music: Jazz Studies. Purchase is about playing. In the Jazz Studies program, students perform in small and large ensembles while solidifying their education with intensive theory and history courses. Our expansive, real-world approach prepares graduates for the competitive and stimulating life of the professional jazz musician.
The State University of New York at Purchase College is a state institution in the hamlet of Purchase which fuses liberal arts learning with conservatory training courses in visual and performing arts. Part of the wealthy town of Harrison, Purchase is 25 miles north east of New York City, which is easily reachable by car or public transport, and just five miles from Greenwich, the other side ...
