The College of Westchester was established in 1915, New Rochelle, New York. In 2003 The Westchester Business Institute (WBI) changed names to become The College of Westchester (CW). The College is located in White Plains, the center of Westchester County. A lot of large and small companies are located in the White Plains area providing excellent employment opportunities for CW graduates.
The College’s academic facilities include 22 classrooms, a library, a student café/lounge, faculty offices and the Learning Center, which is an open computer lab that also serves as a tutoring and study centere.

Mission
The College environment encourages personal excellence and provides students with a foundation of knowledge and skills highly transferable to the workplace and consistent with continuing education goals.
Goals

Academic Excellence
Nurture a teaching/learning environment that engages and motivates the student to strive for excellence in attaining personal and professional fortune. 

Student Services
To provide integrated quality services that ensures student success and leadership development from the admissions process through graduation and beyond.

Financial Aid 
In fact, every student looking for the exceptional career education offered at The College of Westchester may apply for financial aid. Just meet with one of university’s supportive financial aid representatives. They will carry out a private examination, featuring the finances obtainable to pay for education. State and federal financial aid is obtainable if you are eligible, and the College provides a diversity of institutional scholarships, grants, loans, and compensation plans to students annual.

Admissions
The College of Westchester has a persisting admissions policy. All students are able to apply whenever they like up to the start of the quarter; however, the earlier students apply, the better it is. Also every student should submit the following: a request for admission, a $40 application fee, and an official high school diploma, its equivalent, or a General Education Diploma. 

Pretender can enroll as full-time day students or (for working individuals) as evening students. Potential students should: 
1) Enroll for courses and go to orientation.
2) Choose a major and initiate term.
3) Meet with an admissions representative to draw a plan.
4) Meet with a financial planner to talk about a financial plan.
5) Contact the Admissions Office to arrange a campus tour. 
6) Fill out an application for admission.