Two groups of 25-30 students come to the Brooklyn Campus once a week throughout the spring semester. Each week they participate in a seminar discussion with a different professor. These sessions seek to introduce students to different subjects within the liberal arts, and to career possibilities. The Bridge Program's Coordinator is present at every session to assist students in developing connections between seemingly disparate disciplines. Students are enrolled in a dance or journalism course that meets four hours a day, four days a week.
Students complete the course in one month.
Working in groups with an instructor, they develop a final project that is presented in a public forum. While this program obtains many of its applicants from the two junior programs, other seniors with an average of 88 or better can take part in the program as well. An interview is required for admittance, and a coordinator is provided to monitor and advise students during their experience. How to Start a Career in Computers, sponsored by the School of Continuing Studies, offers free one-session evening seminars to adults throughout the metropolitan area. This program is currently in its third year and hosts 100-130 participants each semester.