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  • Metropolitan College of New York
  • Industry: Education/Training
  • City: New York, NY
  • At the core of the MCNY educational experience is the concept of purpose-centered learning and constructive action. Experiential learning ¨C the continuous interaction between the knowledge students gain in the classroom and the knowledge they gain through direct experience in their workplace or internships ¨C is fundamental to every course, degree and school at MCNY.People come to MCNY from every corner of the world and from every walk of life. With full accreditation, an array of undergraduate and graduate degree programs, several extension centers, online learning options, accelerated studies, as well as flexible class schedules which encourage students to work