Collier's New Encyclopedia — New York… (1921)
“ Outside of this benefaction the college buildings were entirely paid for by the taxpayers of New York City. The institution has no professional schools and no graduate department, but simply the arts and science course. In this it is in marked contrast to the State University. Two degrees are granted, each in accordance with the type of course chosen by the student, either Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science. The college also maintains a preparatory school, and night schools for teachers and others who cannot attend regular college classes. ”
