REGISTRATION
To register on-line, please click here, complete the registration form, and click "Submit Form." Your registration will be confirmed by e-mail. If you have questions or any difficulty you may contact us at apinstitutes@fordham.edu, or by calling us at 212-636-7235. If you wish to register by mail, please print out the Registration Form (click here) and send to Anthony Cancelli at the address below.


PAYMENT
You can choose to send your payment with your registration to the address listed below or you can wait for a bill to be sent to you from the Bursar's Office at Fordham. All checks need to be made payable to Fordham University. Housing payments must be separate from tuition payments.

        Anthony A. Cancelli, EdD
        Fordham University
        Graduate School of Education
      Room 1008
        113 West 60th Street
        New York, NY 10023

SCHOLARSHPIS FOR NON-PUBLIC SCHOOL PERSONNEL
Persons employed full time as professionals in a non-public, religiously affiliated school, may apply for and receive a scholarship currently valued at 40 percent of tuition charges. Any person employedfull time in a Jesuit-affiliated school may apply forandreceive a scholarship at 50 percent of tuition charge. To apply, eligible participants must complete a special application, available from the Center for Non-Public Education at Fordham University (212-636-6420). The applicant must supply proof of full-time professional employment at a non-public, religiously affiliated school. This scholarship is only available to participants who register for three credits. A registration form must be filed before you apply for the scholarship.

COLLEGE BOARD AP* FELLOWSHIP GRANTS
A limited number of grants areavailable for prospective teachers od AP* classes in secondary schools who meet particular criteria. Further information and applications for these grants may be obtained from the College Board at their website (click here) or by contacting:

College Board AP* Fellows Scholarships
Advanced Placement Program*
The College Board
45 Columbus Avenue
New York, NY10023-6992
Fax: 646 607-3618
 

LEARNING AND LIVING AT LINCOLN CENTER
Fordham's Residence Hall at Lincoln Center contains more than 200 two- and three-bedroom apartments, all of which are air-conditioned, carpeted, and fully furnished. Each apartment offers a degree of privacy within a shared space that includes a living room and kitchen. The building also has laundry facilities, a health and exercise room and security installations throughout.

Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts is the cultural heart of New York City. Located here are Avery Fisher Hall (home of the New York Philharmonic), the New York State Theater, Metropolitan Opera House, a new movie house, and a library for the performing arts. Throughout the summer, live music and dance performances are held outdoors on the Lincoln Center plaza.

Central Park is a landscaped tract of 840 acres extending north from 59th street, just a few minutes walk from Fordham's Lincoln Center campus. Among the park's attractions are: Central Park Zoo, Delacorte Theater, rowing lakes, playing fields, and miles of paths for walking, jogging, biking and horseback riding.

Restaurants and Shops abound in the Lincoln Center area, lining both sides of Columbus Avenue and nearby Broadway. Just south of Fordham, along 57th Street, are some of the best shops and the most eclectic selection of art galleries in the world. Columbus Circle, one block from the entranceto Fordham, is served by six major subwaylines and bus routes, allowing easy access to all of New York City's major attractions: Times Square, the United Nations, South Street Seaport, Greenwich Village, SoHo, Battery Park City and many other colorful neighborhoods.

Fordham University is an independent institution offering education based on the Jesuit tradition of teaching. Founded in 1841 at Rose Hill in the Bronx, Fordham comprises four undergraduate and six graduate schools located on three campuses-the 85-acre green and Gothic campus at Rose Hill in the Bronx, Lincoln Center in mid-Manhattan, and a graduate center in suburban Tarrytown.

Fordham at Lincoln Center was established in 1961 with the construction of the School of Law. The seven-acre campus also consists of Lowenstein Center, the main academic building, which opened in 1968, and a new 20-story residence hall. These three buildings are connected by a newly landscaped central plazaas well as indoor passage-ways. Lowenstein Center houses the University's undergraduate Fordham College at Lincoln Center and the Graduate Schools of Business Administration, Education and Social Service.

For more information, call (212) 636-7235
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