CONVENIENT
CITE partner programs take place on weekends and school holidays, so you don’t have to slog through hours of coursework after working a whole day. We’ve designed these courses to work for you. And during your program, we work with you to ensure you get exactly what you need to succeed.
AFFORDABLE
CITE courses are affordably priced — often far below other programs. Not only that, we are upfront about all fees. You’ll never be surprised by an additional fee, and your tuition is locked in for the entirety of your program. We also offer financial aid through our partner colleges.
PRACTICAL
During your coursework, you will build real-world skills and meet the people you need to further your career. We host student and alumni events so that you can network with our strong community of professionals. 25% of principals in NYC are CITE partner program grads, and we are in nearly every district office. Our alumni coordinator ensures you get the chance to take advantage of this large and diverse pool of resources.
CITE Partners with accredited colleges to offer convenient, affordable, practical degree and certification programs in and around NYC.
Click for information on each and for current student portal.
Counseling with Alfred University
Administration with the College of St. Rose
School Building Leadership
School District Leadership
Master’s in Administration
Teacher Education with the College of Mount St. Vincent (online)
Master’s Degree in General/ Special Ed (Early Childhood or Childhood)
Master’s Degree in Special Ed / Professional Certification (Pre K – 12)
WHAT CITE DOES
CITE Partner Programs
CITE brings you a variety of programs, including Master’s Degree programs, Certification Programs, a Doctoral Program, and Certificates of Advanced Study. Students and alumni earn a $50 thank-you for each person you send us who starts any cohort program. Students looking to advance your career through additional certifications may do so through our partner programs. Please let us know what questions you have. We’re happy to talk you through your options! 877-922-2483
Educational Leadership
With The College of St. Rose (please click for information):
- School Building Leadership
- School District Leadership
- Masters in Administration
With The Sage Colleges:
With Concordia University of Wisconsin
Counseling
With Alfred University (please click for information)
Professional Development
CITE PD facilitators are former building and district level leaders from the NYC area. Our workshops are tailored to your school’s individual needs, and your vision. We work on staff training and parent workshops. Popular topics include College Access for All, Social-Emotional Learning, and Parent Engagement.
For information, please visit www.citepd.com
Teacher Education
Master’s Program (please click for information):
- Master’s in Childhood, General and Special Ed
- Master’s in Adolescent Special Ed (Professional Certification)
- Master’s in TESOL (Professional Certification)
Individual Pathway Courses for self-certification:
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CITE’s cohort model guarantees constant support from peers, support from the professors, and provides a pathway to success.
Dr. Jennifer Shirley-Brown
Sage Colleges Doctoral ProgramI had wonderful professors who were passionate and knowledgeable. The program had a strict 2-year schedule… This schedule was perfect for my work schedule and personal life.
Remy Kulsum
Alfred University Masters in School CounselingA friend recommended the program to me. She also obtained an assistant principal position after completing the program. The tuition was reasonable and schedule was perfect for me.
Joe Williams
The College of St. Rose SBL ProgramBring a cohort even closer to home!
CITE is now partnering with districts to create
cohorts in Bilingual Spanish, Special Education,
and TESOL individual pathways courses.
We will establish a cohort of affordable weekend courses,
in any district, for a class of 15-20 students.
For information, email John Russo (click here)
