Transfer Students FAQ

How do I keep up with important dates?

• View Academic Calendars

How do I pay my tuition bill?

• Log into CUNYfirst
  1. Select Self-Service.
  2. Select Student Center.
  3. Under the Finances section, click Account Inquiry.
  4. Click Make a Payment.
• For tuition policies and procedures, contact the Office of the Bursar, 220 West Quad Center, at 718.951.5200 or via e-mail.

How do I pay for my tuition or other expenses? I can’t afford it.

All Brooklyn College students who apply for financial aid and are enrolled in courses are assigned a financial aid adviser. Appointments are available in person and by phone.

• Office of Scholarships
• Mellon Undergraduate Transfer Student Program
• Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program

How do I get involved on campus?

To truly make the most of your college experience, connect to campus both academically and socially!

• Get Involved
• Student Activities

Where can I buy books for my classes?

Rather than a brick and mortar store, we have a convenient online bookstore. Also, many required textbooks can be found in our library.

I’m struggling academically and need support ASAP! Who should I talk to?

Make an appointment with your instructor during his or her office hours to ask questions and discuss your academic progress. Check your syllabus or ask your instructor for more information.

• The Learning Center offers free tutoring for all students and provides specialized support in writing and subjects across the curriculum. The center also provides midterm and final exam reviews. Call 718.951.5821 or e-mail the center for more information.
• The Center for Academic Advisement and Student Success (CAASS) is there for all your registration and advisement needs! Talk to an adviser in 3207 Boylan Hall if you have questions about your schedule, academic requirements, and how to add/drop or withdrawal from a class. Make a CAASS appointment through the Navigate app, call 718-.951.5471, or e-mail us.
• The Brooklyn College Library provides writing and research support.
• The Office of Personal Counseling offers regular free workshops on topics such as time management, text anxiety, study skills, and stress management. The office also offers one-on-one and group counseling. Call 718.951.5363 or send an e-mail.

What if I feel unsafe while on campus? Who can help me?

Campus and Community Safety Services is located in 0202 Ingersoll Hall.