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Boricua College offers undergraduate and graduate academic programs, and it operates three campus centers located in three boroughs of New York City. The site presents these as two separate areas — "Academic Programs" and "Campus Locations" — each with a "More details" link, so the program list and the specific addresses sit on their own pages rather than on the homepage.
Academic Programs
The college describes its academic offerings as spanning undergraduate and graduate study. The homepage does not list individual majors or degrees; it points to a dedicated academic programs page for the full catalog.
- Undergraduate programs — the site confirms undergraduate study is offered but does not name specific degrees on the homepage.
- Graduate programs — graduate study is likewise confirmed as offered, without a program list on the homepage.
To see actual program names, admission terms, and requirements, follow the "Academic Programs" link from the homepage. The site also notes that the academic calendar covers deadlines "related to taking classes through the consortium," which suggests some coursework is available through a consortium arrangement — worth checking on the calendar page if you plan to take classes that way.
How the programs are taught
Boricua's stated system of instruction is "based on a fundamental humanistic principle of educating the whole person to become a self-motivated, independent, life-long learner." If you are comparing colleges, this tells you the model is framed around whole-person, self-directed learning rather than a purely credit-hour description — but the site does not detail class formats, schedules, or delivery modes on the homepage.
Campus Locations
Boricua College's campuses are located in three boroughs of New York City. The site refers to them as "three campus centers" and directs visitors to a campus locations page for details. The homepage does not name the boroughs or give street addresses, so use the "Campus Locations" link to confirm which campus is nearest you before visiting or applying.
Other Entry Points on the Site
If your question is really about getting in or planning a term, these homepage links are the practical starting points:
| What you need | Where the site points |
|---|---|
| Eligibility and admission steps | "Admissions Requirements" — "Learn what is required to be eligible for Boricua College admission" |
| Mission and institutional identity | "Mission and Goals" — rooted in three principles of institutional identity |
| Important dates and deadlines | "College Calendar" / "Academic Calendar" (the calendar is noted as subject to change by the College) |
| Scholarship funding | The Lorenza Aurea and Jesús Manuel Carrasquillo Memorial Scholarship Fund page |
| News and events | "Que Pasa" features, including the Puerto Rican Day Parade item and a hypertension awareness piece |
A Practical Next Step
Start with the academic programs page to confirm a program exists in your field, then open the campus locations page to see which of the three boroughs works for you. If either page leaves a gap — for example, no program list for the degree level you want — contact the college directly through the channels linked on the site rather than assuming an offering exists. The site does not publish tuition figures or application deadlines on the homepage, so treat those as questions to confirm with the admissions page or the academic calendar.