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What to know. When to visit. How to apply. It’s all here to help you get started at Guttman!
See below for details, and look out for our admissions ambassadors to guide you through the admissions process and keep you informed about events like group information sessions, Accepted Student Day and campus tours.
We’re accepting applications for the Spring 2025 and Fall 2025 semesters. Complete the CUNY application (details below), and be sure to select Guttman Community College as one of your choices.
Attend a Guttman information session to learn more about the College.
Application Process
At Guttman, we pride ourselves on supporting applicants in taking the first step toward becoming a college graduate. Throughout the admissions process, we provide opportunities for you, along with those who are important to you, to meet our faculty, staff and students as well as learn what makes our community special.
- Submit the CUNY application, and select your preferred program at Guttman Community College.
• See our programs of study.
- After you’re accepted, log into CUNYfirst to accept the offer. Here’s how.
- Complete a Guttman information session to learn about our high-quality academic programs and unique community that cultivates student learning.
- Track the progress of your application in Grizzly Path. This is your personalized Guttman admissions page with a checklist that will be updated as requirements are fulfilled.
How to Accept our Offer of Admission
Once you’re accepted to Guttman, you must secure your enrollment by accepting the offer. If you don’t accept, you may not be able to attend.
How to accept our offer of admission:
- Log into your CUNYfirst account
- Navigate to the Admissions section in your Student Center and click on “I Accept Offer” for Guttman Community College
Deadlines to Accept the Offer
Typically, the deadline to accept the offer of admissions and submit a commitment deposit are as follows:
| Semester | Deadline |
|---|---|
| Spring | February 1 |
| Fall | June 15 |
Transfer Students
What is a transfer student?
CUNY considers a transfer student as someone who has attended any college, university and/or proprietary school since graduating from high school/secondary school – whether or not you are seeking transfer credit and/or changing a program of study.
Helpful tip
If you are a transfer student, be sure to select "Transfer Application" when applying via the CUNY application.
Transferring to Guttman
Wherever you began your college story, there’s no better place than Guttman to continue your path toward an associate degree. We’ll help make your transfer simple and rewarding.
- Check out the academic programs you can transfer into.
- Receive an in-person credit evaluation after you apply. An experienced professional will sit with you to evaluate your credits to help you continue the path towards completing your associate degree.
International & Non-Degree Students
At this time, we are unable to consider applicants who require an F-1 or J-1 visa to study in the United States.
If you fall into one of the above categories, we encourage you to consider other colleges within The City University of New York.
Readmit Students
Have you attended Guttman previously? We’d love for you to return to the college, and we’re here to help!
Look to the Registrar’s Office for all the readmission information you need, and feel free to email enrollment@guttman.cuny.edu if you have questions.
After You Apply
Once you submit the application, be sure to complete all the necessary admission requirements.
Legal Disclosure
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (CLERY Act)
This act requires colleges and universities to publish an annual security report. The report contains information regarding campus security including such topics as: emergency procedures, crime prevention, university law enforcement authority, crime reporting policies, sexual assault prevention, disciplinary procedures and other matters of importance related to security on campus. It also contains crime statistics for the previous three calendar years.
View our Campus Safety webpage for more information.