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11. Sept. 2001 · 2024 Convocation Ceremony. Time: 12:15pm. Please join President Peña in welcoming the Purchase College community to the start of a new and exciting academic year at this year’s Convocation Ceremony. During the ceremony, the President will present her annual State of the College address, which will highlight our accomplishments over the past ...
One-Time Orientation Fee (charged during your first matriculated semester at Purchase). $210 for Freshman, $175 Transfers and $77 for Graduate students. One-time ID Fee of $25.00 charged in the first semester for all students who are new to Purchase College. Music students have a mandatory charge of $37.00 per semester for a Performance Lab Fee.
Lecturer of Philosophy. Alexandra (Alex) Stamson is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Connecticut. She also holds an M.A. in Women’s and Gender Studies from the Graduate Center CUNY, as well as a B.A. in Philosophy from SUNY Purchase, and a B.A. in Media and Communication from the University of Southern Maine.
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“SUNY Purchase, home to one of the country’s most highly regarded dance conservatories…” – The New York Times “The State University of New York at Purchase is home to one of the most prestigious dance programs in the country, offering a rigorous college dance education at a significantly lower cost than most private universities.
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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 ...
