Welcome Back to Serious Fun! We look forward to seeing (& catching up with) you and your family again soon!

Welcome to Serious Fun! We look forward to meeting you at your in-person registration soon!

Welcome to New York Edge - Learning Lab at 98-05 63rd Drive Rego Park, NY 11374 at the former Our Lady of Angelus Academy. We are pleased to welcome you to meet a few members of our team, and to walk through our facility. We will only allow for 15 total people per appointment to enter the facility. Also - all parties will be allotted 1 hour to sign in, complete enrollment, and walk through the site.

Kurzweil 3000 screen reader

Assistive Tech. Miscellaneous

Jaws screen reader

TLC Approved 24 Hour Class in English is offered at Queens Location 6 Days a week. You can start your 24 Hour Course on Wednesday or Saturday and finish in 3 days without any breaks. Please schedule for the day that you will be starting your course for straight 3 days.

Must complete 3 full days without a break to finish 24 hour course.
Fee includes 3 day class & Student Manual.

IMPORTANT COVID-19 MESSAGE

WE HAVE LIMITED SEATS DUE TO CORONA VIRUS. YOU WILL LOOSE YOUR MONEY IF YOU ARE MORE THAN 15 MINUTES LATE ON THE DAY OF THE CLASS. DATE CHANGE IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED SINCE THAT SEAT WILL REMAIN EMPTY  FOR 3 DAYS IF YOU DON'T SHOW UP ON DAY 1 (THE DATE THAT YOU ARE RESERVING ONLINE) OF YOUR COURSE.

MA  Social Studies Program

Undergraduate students should contact Prof. Yuro or Prof. McBride.

Prof. Adam Yuro Adam.Yuro@lehman.cuny.edu

Prof. Tashika Mcbride TASHIKA.MCBRIDE@lehman.cuny.edu

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Book a video call with a cannabis expert who uses scientific analysis to aid in healthy growth, higher yields and less cost. Gardening is a science and growers should not rely solely on visual information and destructive analysis to determine health and potential yields.

Learn the basics of how to list your company on an equity-based crowdfunding portal and reap the benefits of reaching out to the crowd to capitalize your company. Take advantage of the new security laws and be pointed in the right direction to raise money from the crowd. A helpful call for any early stage company.

Cannabis-industry companies especially need guidance with crowdfunding.  In a Section 4(a)(6) funding (The Securities Act of 1933) the funding portal must use a bank or broker-dealer as an escrow agent.  The crowdfunding portal, also known as the intermediary, is not allowed to touch the cash that is invested.  It all goes to a qualified escrow agent until your minimum targeted investment is met and when escrow breaks, the portal receives a nominal commission. And therein lies the problem for companies that want to raise money from the crowd.  Some of the escrow agents are banks that will not accept your business.  It is a little harder to get started, but it can be done.  Book an expert and see how you can raise money from the crowd.  This funding is equity-based funding.  You sell securities to the crowd, and they become investors in your company.  It's not like the donation ones, where the crowd is throwing away money for a cute idea or a good cause, without the benefit of upside or a tax write-off.

Whether you are growing in a sophisticated greenhouse, a 40-foot container, a converted warehouse, or home-sweet-home, speak to our indoor grow experts to solve your problems and improve your crop.

Advising for School of Music majors, for all students interested in courses or programs in the School of Music, and for faculty and staff of the School of Music and the Carnegie Mellon University community. The calendar is divided into 15 minute appointments. If a 30 minute appointment is required, please book 2 consecutive time slots. You can use this system to schedule an appointment or to check if I am available. The system will not provide you an option to schedule an appointment when I am already booked, in a meeting, or out of the office. As the School of Music academic advisor, I can assist School of Music majors and all students interested in courses or programs in the School of Music with advice about registration, degree requirements, course substitutions, transfer credit, study abroad opportunities, and information regarding music and non-music majors and minors for students interested in adding or changing programs. I look forward to meeting with you, Kate Ganczarcz