The student / faculty ratio at Curry
Year the Curry PAL Program was established
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Number of faculty and staff employed at Curry College
Number of Residence Halls on Campus
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Summer Programs
Students can take advantage of the following enriching summer opportunities in PAL at Curry College. Summer Programs fill up quickly, so register soon!:
Learning Academy - our highly acclaimed one-week residential program for high school students entering their senior year.
Summer PAL - our excellent 2 1/2-week, 3-credit program for students entering Curry and PAL in the Fall.
Apply today to be a part of a structured support program providing assistance to bright, college-able students with specific learning disabilities and/or AD/HD.
Students, alumni and faculty share success stories and discuss the advantages of the PAL program at Curry College.
Criminal Justice major Brandon Traina one day hopes to become a part of one of the most prestigious law enforcement organizations in the world, the NYPD.
A Psychology and Criminal Justice double-major, Katie Russell decided in her junior year to take a semester at sea, a whirlwind academic boat trip which took her to 14 different countries.
"The PAL program has allowed me to be much more involved in school. The faculty and staff point out my strengths so now I know where I'm able to channel what I'm good at. I honestly had no idea of my potential before PAL."
Holden Kepecs '85 is an Emmy, Cable Ace and Grand Gracie Award-winning video editor, but throughout his life, he's had to work harder than most to get to where he is today.
