Berkeley College - Woodland Park

In a wooded setting on a lush mountaintop adjacent to parklands and a reservoir, the Woodland Park campus is an idyllic environment for the college experience. Beautiful architecture combines with modern technology in a setting that is conveniently located in the suburbs of New York City. Ample parking is available and major highways are easily accessible. Security services include on-campus security personnel and 24/7 monitoring.

The dramatic Renaissance Hall is the centerpiece of the campus, with facilities and features that enhance the educational experience:

• A multi-level library offers wireless networking and flexible, functional spaces that include group and individual study areas, PCs, and a modular lounge area—all with access to printers and a wide range of virtual resources. The lower level houses the print collection, as well as additional study areas, a look-up station, and a printer
• An expansive Student Center, with a pool table and more
• An on-site café offering a variety of options for breakfast, lunch, and snacks
• A fitness center, with a variety of cardio and strength training equipment, exercise mats, and more. Lockers are located just outside and showers are available across the hall
• Modern, versatile classrooms with ergonomic seating, computer labs, conference rooms, and small group meeting rooms
• The Center for Academic Success offers a wide range of support resources and services, including workshops to strengthen study and time-management skills. Tutoring is available online and on-site
• A Veterans Resource Center that provides extensive support resources and services for Berkeley’s many military students

Why Berkeley College - Woodland Park

• Campus: The Student Development and Campus Life (SDCL) department at Berkeley College complements the educational experience by working to provide a safe and secure environment that promotes the intellectual, psychological, physical, social, and professional development of their students. A wide range of programs, activities, and services are designed to appeal to student interests and offer opportunities to network, share, and lead. Recognizing that learning extends far beyond the classroom, SDCL staff at each campus offer a range of student activities—including field trips, guest speakers, social and cultural events, and more—to contribute to the overall Berkeley College experience. 
• Facilities: From the heart of the world’s greatest city, to the top of a wooded mountain, and everything in between, each of the Berkeley College campuses creates an environment that enhances the educational experience. Modern facilities and technology help prepare students for the professional marketplace. Comprehensive support resources provide a wealth of assistance, and there’s no shortage of comfortable spaces to relax or network with classmates. Each campus offers an impressive list of standard features.
• Be well-rounded: At Berkeley, students will get an outstanding education that’s focused on preparing them for a career. Outside of the classroom, many Berkeley College programs include an internship, job-related assignment, or practicum for a valuable learning experience. They’ll also have the chance to experience many cultural opportunities near the various Berkeley campuses, particularly the many points of interest in and around New York City.
• Be focused: Students will work closely with Career Services right from the beginning. They’ll help students choose a career path and begin preparing them to enter the professional world. They’ll assist with resume and interview preparation and help identify opportunities that fit students' goals. Berkeley graduates receive free career assistance.
• Be real: An important part of what sets Berkeley College apart is their diversity. More than 4,900 students (including more than 280 international students, representing over 40 countries) study at campuses in New York and New Jersey, plus Berkeley College Online®. They have students who are fresh out of high school and those who are grandparents. Learning with people from so many different cultures and backgrounds will help prepare students for immersion into a global marketplace.