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The State University of New York
Application 2016
BE PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER
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The SUNY Application Services Center (ASC) prefers the online version of SUNY’s application...and so do our applicants!
For 2015, 99% of our applicants chose to apply online. The online application can be found at www.suny.edu/applysuny
and allows you to apply to SUNY campuses quickly and efficiently. The paper application can be found on pages A1-A8
of this book.
Why Apply Online?
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Online Application Notes!
It's Fast!
Your application will
reach the admissions office(s) faster.
The online application is loaded
directly into our database. No waiting
for mail delivery!
> It's Easy!
Our application receives
high marks from our students. It’s easy
to complete, easy to navigate and
guides you the whole way.
> It’s Secure!
Your privacy is
protected (of course). Your application
is password protected to ensure your
privacy and the security of your information. Your password also allows you
to return again and again to review
your data or submit your application
to another campus.
> It's Efficient!
You can use our
School Counselor form (also available
at www.suny.edu/attend) to communicate with your school counselor
about your SUNY application. If you
have any questions about the application process, representatives from
SUNY's Recruitment Response Center
in Albany are available to assist you
Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. (EST). They can be reached
by phone at 800.342.3811 or by e-mail
at askSUNY@suny.edu. Callers from
outside the U.S. may contact us at
518.320.1888.
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Applying to SUNY using this Paper Application
STEP 1: CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUSES
STEP 5: REQUEST YOUR ACADEMIC RECORDS
Before beginning your application, decide where you want to apply.
You can use this application to apply to 52 of the 64 SUNY campuses.
See page A5 for a list.
Freshman Applicants: Please request one high school transcript per
campus choice. If you are a high school student, you must also request
that your counselor complete the School Counselor Section of the
application on page A6.
STEP 2: CHOOSE YOUR MAJORS
If you are applying to Binghamton University, University at Buffalo,
or Stony Brook University, you must also contact your testing agency
and request that your SAT or ACT scores be sent directly to those
campuses.
Before beginning your application, decide which major you wish to
pursue at each campus. You can choose only one major at each
campus (except Purchase). Most campuses (except FIT, Upstate
Medical and many community colleges) will allow you to select
“undeclared” code 0000 as your major, if you are undecided.
All Applicants: Complete Questions 1-31 • Choosing Campuses
Page A5 • Payment and Signature Page A6.
Transfer Applicants: Academic transcripts are required for all colleges
you attended, whether or not you received credit. Please contact each
college’s registrar’s office and request that your transcripts be sent
directly to each campus choice to which you applied. If you are transferring from another SUNY school, please request a General Education
Transcript Addendum be sent with your official transcript. Transfer
applicants earning less than the equivalent of one year of study (generally 24-30 credit hours), should arrange for their former high school
to send transcripts directly to the colleges to which they are applying.
Non-U.S. Citizens: Complete Questions 1-39 • Choosing Campuses
Page A5 • Payment and Signature Page A6
STEP 6: MAIL YOUR APPLICATION PACKAGE
Transfer Applicants: Complete Questions 1-31 and 40-51 • Choosing
Campuses Page A5 • Payment and Signature Page A6
Please mail the completed paper application (six pages), application
fee and your high school transcripts (if applicable) to:
Help for specific questions is provided on pages 3 and 4.
Application Services Center
The State University of New York
State University Plaza
P.O. Box 22007
Albany, NY 12201-2007
To see a list of majors available at each campus, see pages 9-15 or
visit www.suny.edu/academicprograms.
STEP 3: COMPLETE YOUR APPLICATION
STEP 4: PAY YOUR APPLICATION FEE
The fee to process your application is $50 per campus choice. The
fee is non-refundable and is independent of an admission decision
or decision to withdraw or decline an offer of acceptance. Your
application will not be processed until full payment or authorized
fee waiver request is received.
Payment options are as follows:
Credit or Debit Card: To pay by MasterCard or VISA, complete the
bottom of page A6.
Check (or Money Order): To pay by check, send a single check for the
total amount due to the Application Services Center (ASC). Checks must
be made payable to SUNY ASC and must be drawn on a U.S. bank.
Returned checks will be subject to an additional processing fee of $20.
All appeals for refunds of overpayments must be put in writing to the
Director of the Application Services Center.
Financial Hardship Fee Waivers: If you are a resident of New York
State and/or a U.S. citizen, and wish to be considered for an application
fee waiver due to financial hardship, you must submit a SUNY Fee
Waiver Request Form (available from your school counselor), or an
SAT or ACT fee waiver, with this application. You may also be asked
to submit supporting documentation. Any form submitted must be
signed by your school counselor. Upon review and approval, the ASC
will grant a waiver for your first four (4) college choices. Appropriate
processing fees for additional SUNY college choices must be submitted
with your application.
Transfer Student Fee Waivers: Fees for four (4) campus choices will
automatically be waived for transfer students graduating with an
associate degree from a SUNY or CUNY two-year college and who
apply directly to State University four-year campuses for baccalaureate programs. To be eligible you must complete questions 40-51.
Failure to answer those questions will delay processing.
EOP Fee Waivers: If you are applying to the Educational Opportunity
Program (EOP), the fees for your first four (4) campus choices will
be waived, initially. If, upon review of your application, you are found
ineligible for EOP, or if your campus choice does not offer EOP, you
will be billed for the fee. Appropriate processing fees for additional
SUNY campus choices must be submitted with your application.
(If your high school transcripts are not available at the time you mail
your application, please have your transcripts forwarded directly to
each campus to which you apply.)
STEP 7: WATCH FOR CONFIRMATION
You will receive individual confirmations from each campus to which
you have applied. If you have questions about your application status,
contact the Recruitment Response Center at 800.342.3811
(518.320.1888 outside the U.S.) or askSUNY@suny.edu.
STEP 8: COMPLETE YOUR SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATIONS
In addition to this application, some campuses may require or
recommend a supplemental application, which may include an
essay question. Requirements are found on page 5.
HELP FOR SPECIFIC QUESTIONS
Q. 2 APPLICANT SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
Your Social Security Number is used to coordinate the collection of
information for all your student records. Authority to collect the Social
Security Number is granted under Section 355 of the New York
Education Law. Your response, however, is voluntary.
Q. 10A-10B RESIDENCY
Residency affects eligibility for in-state tuition and EOP. Typically,
students are considered state residents if their primary domicile
(or, if dependent, that of their parents) is in NY for at least 12 months
prior to enrollment. Otherwise, students are presumed to be out-ofstate residents. Generally, only U.S. citizens (question 9a) and permanent residents are eligible for the NY State tuition rate. However,
certain non-U.S. citizens and residents of other states who graduate
from a New York high school or have a New York high school equivalency diploma and meet other requirements may qualify for the
resident tuition rate. Please direct your questions concerning NY
State residency to the Student Accounts Office at SUNY campuses.
Instructions continued on page 4.
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Q. 13 FAMILY INCOME RANGE
PAGE A5 – EARLY DECISION
Indicate the letter corresponding to your family’s gross income, as
reported on the federal income tax form. If your parents are separated or
divorced, you should report the income of the household in which you
reside for most of the year. Your answers here are used for assessing
EOP and fee waiver eligibility and will not impact financial aid decisions.
The Early Decision Program is a binding early application/notification
program for fall freshmen and can be used for one college choice.
If you are accepted Early Decision, you will be asked to make a tuition
deposit and to withdraw your applications at all other colleges.
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15,000
30,000
45,000
65,000
85,000
105,000
125,000
145,000
165,000
185,000+
14,999
- 29,999
- 44,999
- 64,999
- 84,999
- 104,999
- 124,999
- 144,999
- 164,999
- 184,999
S Your family is the recipient of Family
Assistance or Safety Net payments through
the New York State Office of Temporary and
Disability Assistance; or through a county
Department of Social Services; or Family
Day Care payments through the New York
State Office of Children and Family
Assistance.
T You live with foster parents who do not
provide money for college, nor do your
natural parents provide support.
W You are a ward of the state or a county.
Q. 16-17 DIVERSITY
Your responses to questions 16 and 17 are voluntary. The State
University of New York will keep your responses confidential and
will not use the information provided in a discriminatory manner.
The failure to respond to these questions will not subject you to any
adverse treatment. The State University seeks to enroll students of
diverse racial and ethnic heritage.
Q. 20A-20B FELONY/DISMISSAL
REQUIRED FOR ALL APPLICANTS, even if you have never
attended college.
A felony in NY State law is defined as a crime for which more than
one year in prison may be imposed. The felony question applies if
you have been convicted as an adult. If you have been adjudicated as
having juvenile delinquent or youthful offender status, you are required
to respond to the felony question 20a by indicating a response of “no.”
Suspension is defined as a sanction imposed for disciplinary reasons
that results in a student leaving school for a fixed time period, less than
permanently. Dismissal from a college for disciplinary reasons is
defined as permanent separation from an institution of higher education
on the basis of conduct or behavior and not on academic performance.
An affirmative response to either question will not automatically
prevent admission, but you will be asked by your college choices to
provide additional information. This information will be reviewed by
a campus committee to ensure campus safety. Any falsification or
omission of data may result in a denial of admission or dismissal.
Q. 28 FRESHMAN/TRANSFER DESIGNATION
Freshman. For admission purposes, you are a freshman if you have
not taken college level work since high school graduation. If you have
taken college level credits during high school, you are considered a
freshman. Freshmen may also include students who have received a
high school equivalency diploma and adult learners entering higher
education for the first time.
Transfer. For admission purposes, you are a transfer student if you
have taken at least three credits of college level work since high
school graduation. College work taken before high school graduation
does not apply.
Q. 31 EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM
Please see page 7 for a full description of this program.
Q. 36 VISA TYPE
Enter the code for the type of Visa issued to you. If you will require a
student visa, enter “F-1.”
Q. 42-46 CAMPUS AND COLLEGE CODES FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS
Please refer to the lists of college codes for NY State public colleges
(SUNY or CUNY) on page A8. For private colleges in New York,
enter “NY” and for out-of-state colleges, enter the appropriate state
abbreviation.
4 apply online www.suny.edu/applysuny
To designate your Early Decision campus choice, mark the box in
the respective college block on page A5. The application includes a
request for a parent and counselor signatures on page A6, in addition
to the student's signature, indicating an understanding of the Early
Decision commitment and an agreement to abide by its terms.
Campuses
Environmental Science
& Forestry
Fredonia
Geneseo
Maritime
Oswego
Deadline to Apply
Completion Deadline
December 1
November 15
November 15
November 1
November 30
December 1
November 30
November 15
November 1
November 30
If your application is complete by the date indicated above, the campus
will notify you of its decision by December 15. If you are accepted
Early Decision, you will be asked to make a tuition deposit by January
15 and to withdraw your applications at all other colleges.
PAGES A5 AND A7 – EARLY ACTION
Early Action is a non-binding early application/notification program for
fall freshmen. If you are accepted Early Action, you need not withdraw
your applications at other institutions. To designate your Early Action
campus choices, mark the box in the respective college blocks on
pages A5 and A7.
Campuses
Deadline to Apply
Completion Deadline
Albany
November 15
December 1
Binghamton
November 15
December 1
University at Buffalo
November 15
December 1
Cortland
November 15
December 1
New Paltz
November 15
November 15
Old Westbury
November 15
December 1
Oneonta
November 15
December 1
Purchase (except for
November 15
December 1
fine and applied arts)
SUNY Polytechnic
Institute
November 15
December 1
If your application is complete by the date indicated above, the campus
will notify you of its decision by January 1 (January 15 at Binghamton).
If you are accepted Early Action, you will be asked to make a tuition
deposit by May 1.
SELECT PROGRAM NOTES
JOINT ADMISSIONS PROGRAM
Freshmen may apply for joint admissions, a cooperative program
between two-year and four-year SUNY colleges. The program guarantees junior-level admission (subject to certain requirements) in a
parallel program at a four-year college after completing an associate
degree program at the two-year college. To apply for a joint admissions
program, enter the corresponding curriculum on page A5 or A7.
TRANSFER GUARANTEE
An opportunity to continue full-time study at a four-year State University
college is guaranteed to all New York residents who transfer directly
from a SUNY or CUNY two-year college with an AA or AS degree.
The transfer guarantee becomes effective if you are denied admission
at all of your SUNY four-year college choices. To be eligible you must:
• File your application with the ASC by March 1 for fall admission,
and by October 1 for spring admission.
• Provide four-year campuses with an official two-year college transcript, showing three semesters of completed studies, by March 15
for fall admission, and by October 15 for spring admission.
• Complete all required supplemental application materials by April 15
for fall admission, and by November 15 for spring admission.
Although campus choice and academic program are not guaranteed,
SUNY staff will work one-on-one with each Transfer Guarantee
candidate to determine how the applicant can be best served given
campuses and programs that are open and suitable.
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Supplemental Application Requirements
In addition to your SUNY application, a number of SUNY campuses require or recommend that applicants complete a supplemental application.
The supplemental application provides the Admissions Office with additional information, typically regarding your interests, activities, etc. Campuses
may also ask applicants to complete an essay or personal statement as part of the supplemental application. The chart below lists the campuses
that require or recommend a supplemental application.
SUNY Forms are identical. You can preview the questions now by downloading the SUNY Supplemental Application Worksheet at
www.suny.edu/suppapps. Campus Forms are unique to each campus. Links to many Campus Forms can be found at www.suny.edu/suppapps
and are made available by the respective campuses.
FRESHMAN APPLICANTS
Campus
Requirement
Form
TRANSFER APPLICANTS
Requirement
Form
UNIVERSITY CENTERS AND DOCTORAL DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTIONS
University at Albany
Required
SUNY Form
Required
Campus Form
Binghamton University
Required
SUNY Form
Required for Nursing applicants
Campus Form
University at Buffalo
Required
SUNY Form
None
Stony Brook University
Required
SUNY Form
None
Environmental Science & Forestry
Required
Campus Form
Required
SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Required
SUNY Form
None
Upstate Medical University
N/A
Required
Campus Form
Campus Form
UNIVERSITY COLLEGES
Brockport
Required
SUNY Form
None
Buffalo State
Required
SUNY Form
None
Cortland
Required
SUNY Form
None
Fredonia
Required
SUNY Form
None
Geneseo
Required
Campus Form
Required for all Business and
Education applicants
New Paltz
Required
SUNY Form
None
Old Westbury
Required
SUNY Form
Required
Oneonta
Required
SUNY Form
None
Oswego
Required
SUNY Form
None
Plattsburgh at Queensbury
N/A
Plattsburgh
Required
SUNY Form
None
Potsdam
Required
SUNY Form
None
Purchase
Required
SUNY Form
Required
Alfred State
Required
SUNY Form
None
Cobleskill
Recommended
SUNY Form
None
Delhi
Required for Adult Learners
Campus Form
Required
Farmingdale
Required
SUNY Form
None
Maritime College
Required
SUNY Form
None
Morrisville
Required
SUNY Form
None
Required
Campus Form
Required
Campus Form
Campus Form
None
Campus Form
TECHNOLOGY COLLEGES
Campus Form
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
Fashion Institute of Technology
Campus Form
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Costs and Financial Aid Information
2015-16 Typical Expenses for Undergraduate Students at a SUNY College
Nine-Month Academic Year (Use these amounts as a guide to costs in 2016-17)*
State-Operated Campuses
Baccalaureate Degree Programs
New York State Residents
Living on Campus
Community Colleges
Associate Degree Programs
Out-of-State Residents
Commuter
Living on Campus
DIRECT COSTS (costs typically paid directly to the campus)
Tuition
$16,320 1
$6,470
$6,470
Student Fees 2
1,510
1,510
1,510
Room & Board
12,150
12,150
3,860
TOTAL DIRECT COSTS
$29,980
$20,130
$11,840
INDIRECT COSTS (costs not paid to the campus and that will vary based on personal choice)
Books & Supplies
1,340
1,340
1,340
Personal Expenses
1,500
1,500
1,590
Transportation
1,150
1,050
1,890
TOTAL INDIRECT COSTS
$3,990
$3,890
$4,820
In-State / In-Region
Living on Campus
Out-of-State Residents
Commuter
Living on Campus
$4,210
610
10,180
$15,000
$4,210
610
3,770
$8,590
$8,750
610
10,180
$19,540
1,320
1,160
1,280
$3,760
1,320
1,180
1,680
$4,180
1,320
1,160
1,380
$3,860
*Cost information as of June 2015 and is subject to change.
1
Tuition rate for non-New York residents enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program at University at Buffalo and Stony Brook University is $21,550 and $19,590 at University at
Albany and Binghamton University.
2
Figure represents the average fee. Typically fees at the state-operated campuses range from $1,177 to $2,701.
TUITION, FEES AND OTHER COSTS
HOW NEW STUDENTS APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID
Total costs vary depending on the college, its location, full-time or
part-time enrollment, program of study, housing accommodations,
personal expenses and other individual factors. State University
colleges have higher tuition rates for students who are not New York
State residents (see chart above). Contact the Office for Student
Accounts at your college choices for details about residency
requirements.
1 All financial aid applicants must complete the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
• File the FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. For filing instructions
and more information about financial aid go to
www.suny.edu/smarttrack/applying-for-financial-aid.
• Check the college Web site for deadlines. Complete the FAFSA
after January 1, 2016, even if you have not yet filed your 2015 tax
returns. Use estimates if necessary.
• FAFSA on the Web applicants who are New York State residents
and who plan to attend a college in New York State will automatically be directed to apply for TAP on the Web. For more information visit www.hesc.ny.gov.
• If you are unable to file online, you can obtain the paper FAFSA
application by calling 1-800-4FEDAID.
Technology Colleges may charge a reduced non-New York resident
tuition rate for the associate degree. This reduced rate does not apply
to non-New York residents enrolled in a bachelor’s degree program at
the Technology Colleges.
Projected community college tuition for 2015-16 is approximately
$4,210. New York State students enrolled in a community college not
in their home county must provide the college with a certificate of
residency from their home county to benefit from the lower, in-region
tuition rate.
For students taking fewer than 12 semester hours (part-time study),
New York State resident tuition is $270 per credit hour for baccalaureate and associate degree programs at state-operated campuses.
Most State University campuses have time-payment plans to enable
you to pay in monthly installments. The campus Office of Student
Accounts can provide you with information on payment options.
HOW FINANCIAL AID WORKS
Tuition and fees at SUNY are already low compared to other colleges
and universities. Financial aid is available at all State University campuses for students who are unable to pay all college costs. Based on
state and federal requirements, campus Financial Aid Offices determine your eligibility for assistance. Students and their families are
considered the first source of funding to meet college costs. Financial
Aid programs supplement student and family resources.
TYPES AND SOURCES OF FINANCIAL AID
Financial aid programs include academic scholarships, need-based
grants, student and parent loans and employment. Both the federal
and state governments offer financial aid programs. Other sources
of assistance may include scholarships from private organizations,
foundations, fraternal groups and SUNY campus sources.
6 apply online www.suny.edu/applysuny
2 Read each college’s website and financial aid literature. Contact the
Financial Aid Office if you have specific questions. This is the best
source of financial aid information.
3 Investigate other sources of aid. Several free scholarship search
services are available online.
4 Keep a file of records and copies of applications.
5 If you require assistance to complete the Free Application
for Federal Student Aid, please contact a college or university
financial aid office. It is not necessary to pay an individual or
organization for such assistance. (SUNY’s Financial Aid Days will
be offered early in 2016, for students and families who would like
assistance with the FAFSA. Check www.suny.edu/studentevents
in December for detailed information.)
HOW TRANSFER STUDENTS APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID
1 If you did not submit a FAFSA for the current (2015-16) academic
year, you should follow the application instructions above for new
students.
2 If you did apply for financial aid for the current year (2015-16), you
can complete the FAFSA Renewal on the Web at www.fafsa.ed.gov.
3 To apply for financial aid at the college you are transferring to, use
the college code for the new campus on the FAFSA Renewal. You
can get the code from the college, or by calling 1-800-4FEDAID, or
online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. FAFSA codes for SUNY campuses can
be found at www.suny.edu/smarttrack/fafsa-codes.
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Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
New York State residents only.
EOP
Income
Guidelines
2015-16*
Household Size
(Including head of household)
Total Annual Income in
Previous Calendar Year
1
$ 21,775
2
29,471
3
37,167
4
44,863
5
52,559
6
60,255
7
67,951
8
75,647**
Exceptions to Income Guidelines
> The student’s family is the recipient of
Family Assistance or Safety Net payments
through the New York State Office of
Temporary and Disability Assistance; or
through a county Department of Social
Services; or Family Day Care payments
through the New York State Office of
Children and Family Assistance;
> The student lives with foster parents who
do not provide support for college and the
student’s natural parents provide no such
support;
> The student is a ward of the state or county.
*Subject to change for 2016-17.
**Plus $7,696 for each additional household member in excess of eight.
WHAT IS IT?
The State University of New York's Educational Opportunity Program
provides access, academic support and financial aid to students who
show promise for succeeding in college but who may not otherwise
be offered admission. Available to first-time, full-time, matriculated
students, the program supports students throughout their college
careers within the University.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
To be eligible for admission to the Educational Opportunity Program
a student must: 1) be a New York State resident for 12 months prior
to enrollment; 2) require alternate admissions consideration; and 3)
qualify as economically disadvantaged according to the guidelines
indicated. In selecting students for the program, priority is given to
applicants from historically disadvantaged backgrounds. Admission
is subject to program capacity.
SUPPORT SERVICES
Educational Opportunity Program students receive both academic and
financial support. Academic support services may include: personal
counseling, academic advisement, tutoring, skill development workshops, supplemental instruction and mentoring. As part of the student’s
overall financial aid package, the Educational Opportunity Program
provides modest financial aid to alleviate non-tuition expenses
(e.g., books, supplies, etc.).
CAMPUS PARTICIPATION
The Educational Opportunity Program is available at all SUNY campuses
with the exception of: Empire State College, and Adirondack, Cayuga
County, Clinton, Columbia-Greene, Corning, Herkimer County, Jamestown,
Jefferson, Mohawk Valley, Nassau, Niagara County, North Country,
Orange County, Rockland, Sullivan County and Tompkins Cortland
Community Colleges.
FEE WAIVER
Students submitting applications for EOP consideration may qualify
for application fee waivers for their first four campus choices. If the
applicant does not meet both academic and economic eligibility guidelines or, if the campus does not operate an Educational Opportunity
Program, the student will be billed for the fee.
To be eligible for the program as a transfer, a student must have been
enrolled in the EOP, CD/SEEK, HEOP or a similar program at his or
her previous college. If the previous college did not have EOP or a similar
program, the student may receive consideration for transfer eligibility
and should notify the college to which he or she is transferring.
ACADEMIC ELIGIBILITY
Academic eligibility will vary by campus. To view the EOP
freshman profile for each campus, visit www.suny.edu/eop-academics.
FINANCIAL ELIGIBILITY
The table above lists financial guidelines for Educational Opportunity
Program eligibility. To be determined economically disadvantaged, a
student's household income must not exceed the amount shown for
its size, or the student's circumstances must conform to one of the
exceptions indicated. Eligibility guidelines may be adjusted slightly
each year.
NOTE: Applicants who are deemed ineligible for EOP may still qualify for
admission and financial aid through other admissions processes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
WHEN IS THE DEADLINE TO APPLY?
Early Decision and Early Action application deadlines are outlined
on page 4. While there is no formal application deadline for regular
decision freshman applicants, we recommend you apply by December 1
to maximize your chances for financial aid, campus housing and
consideration for your major of choice. Please note, some colleges
have specific application deadlines for certain programs of study.
Transfer applicants are generally reviewed on a rolling basis. Be sure
to be in touch with campuses directly to get deadline information for
supplemental applications, auditions, art portfolios, etc.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO APPLY?
The non-refundable application fee is $50 for each campus choice.
The application will not be processed until full payment or authorized
fee waiver request is received.
ARE THERE MINIMUM GPA OR SAT REQUIREMENTS
FOR ADMISSION?
Each SUNY campus evaluates students individually for admission.
Campuses are looking for students who have challenged themselves,
worked hard and done well in high school (and college, if you are a
transfer applicant). Student profiles vary from campus to campus.
For more information, visit www.suny.edu/attend/admissionsquick-facts.
WHERE IS THE ESSAY QUESTION?
In addition to your SUNY application, a number of SUNY campuses
require or recommend that applicants complete a supplemental
application. The supplemental application provides additional
information, typically regarding your interests, activities, etc. Many
campuses also ask applicants to complete an essay or personal
statement as part of the supplemental application. See page 5 or
www.suny.edu/suppapps for supplemental application requirements.
HOW CAN I GET A SUPPLEMENTAL APPLICATION?
Many campuses provide their supplemental applications online. Visit
www.suny.edu/suppapps to access or download supplemental application forms. Some campuses will mail applicants a supplemental form
after receiving your SUNY application.
WHAT HAPPENS TO MY APPLICATION AFTER IT IS RECEIVED AT
THE SUNY APPLICATION SERVICES CENTER (ASC) IN ALBANY?
The ASC will prepare one application for each of your campus
choices and transmit it to the college along with your transcript.
Soon thereafter, each campus will contact you to let you know if
any additional items are required to complete your application. An
admission decision will be made and communicated by each campus
to which you apply.
HOW WILL I KNOW MY APPLICATION WAS RECEIVED?
You will receive individual confirmations from each campus to
which you have applied. If you have questions about your application
status, contact the Recruitment Response Center at 800.342.3811
(518.320.1888 outside the U.S.) or by email at askSUNY@suny.edu.
WHAT IS MY APPLICANT ID?
Your Applicant ID is typically your Social Security Number. If you did
not provide or do not have a Social Security Number, an Applicant ID
number has been assigned to you.
8 apply online www.suny.edu/applysuny
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EARLY DECISION
AND EARLY ACTION?
Both Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA) are early application/
notification admission programs. The difference is in the application
deadline and the binding nature of the program.
Early Decision is a binding program which is appropriate if you have
a clear first choice campus. You may apply to only one campus as an
ED candidate. See page 4 for instructions, deadlines and notification
dates. If admitted, you will be expected to withdraw applications at
other colleges.
Early Action is non-binding. You may apply to multiple campuses as
an EA candidate. See page 4 for instructions, deadlines and notification dates. You have until May 1 to declare your enrollment intentions.
WILL MY ADMISSION DECISION BE AFFECTED IF I TAKE
THE SAT I OR ACT MORE THAN ONCE?
No, campuses will consider the highest score you have achieved
on either the SAT or ACT.
WHAT IS SUNY’S POLICY REGARDING THE SAT WRITING?
Each campus will make a determination about how the SAT (or ACT)
writing component will be used. As part of your college search, ask
each campus of interest about their testing requirements and policies.
DO SUNY CAMPUSES ACCEPT AP OR COLLEGE CREDITS
TAKEN DURING HIGH SCHOOL?
Yes, each SUNY campus evaluates and awards credit for AP and
college credits.
WHAT’S MOST IMPORTANT IN THE ADMISSION DECISION?
For freshman applicants, it is the high school academic record, which
provides campuses with information regarding overall performance
and course selection. For transfer applicants, your performance in
college level work will carry the most weight in the application review
process.
WHO MAKES ADMISSION DECISIONS?
Admission decisions are made at the college, based on individual
evaluation of your academic record. The ASC does not make
admission decisions.
WHEN WILL CAMPUSES NOTIFY ME OF THE ADMISSION
DECISION?
See page 4 for Early Decision and Early Action notification dates.
Many campuses respond to regular decision freshman applicants on a
rolling basis, meaning when an application becomes complete, it will
be reviewed and a decision will be made and communicated to the
applicant. A few campuses have a set mailing date when most admission
decisions are sent to the applicants. Transfer applicants are generally
reviewed on a rolling basis. Check with the campus(es) to which you
apply for specific information regarding the decision making process.
WHEN IS MY TUITION DEPOSIT DUE?
Tuition deposits for fall freshmen must be postmarked by May 1.
Deposit deadlines for winter and spring terms are determined by the
campus. You should make a tuition deposit at only one SUNY college.
In most cases, deposits are refundable until May 1. (Applicants admitted
under the Early Decision program will be asked to submit a tuition
deposit by January 15.) Transfer students will be advised by the
campus(es) regarding a deposit date.
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2016 SUNY Application for Undergraduate Admission
• Mark all check boxes with an ‘X’
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to ensure that your application is
processed quickly and accurately.
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at right)
• Fields may indicate desired answer
format. For example: ‘MM/YY’ in a
field indicates Month and Year.
• Stay inside designated boxes
1
Please return this application
and appropriate application fee
($50 per campus choice) to:
Application Services Center
The State University of New York
State University Plaza
P. O. Box 22007
Albany, New York 12201-2007
Applicant Name
Last Name
Suffix
/
First Name
2
Middle Name
Applicant Social Security No.
3
MM/D D/ Y Y
4
Male
Female
5b Daytime / Cell Phone
5a Home Phone
6
Date of Birth
E-Mail Address (Place each dot ‘.’ in its own box.)
@
Permanent Home
Mailing Address
House or Building #
Street Name
A P T
P O
Apartment Number
B O X
R R
Rural Route
PO Box
City
State
Zip / Postal Code
Country (if outside U.S.)
Province (if outside U.S.)
All Applicants (1 - 31)
7
8a Temporary Mailing Address: if completed, mail may be sent by campuses to this address until date indicated in 8b.
House or Building #
Street Name
A P T
P O
Apartment Number
B O X
R R
Rural Route
PO Box
State
City
Province (if outside U.S.)
Country (if outside U.S.)
8b Date after which mail may be sent to your permanent address.
9a Are you a U.S. citizen?
Zip / Postal Code
Yes No
10a Are you a New York State resident?
MM/D D/ Y Y
9b If not a U.S. citizen, are you a permanent resident of the U.S.?
Yes No
Yes No
10b If yes, but for less than one year, how many months?
10c If yes, give county of residence. (Refer to page A8 of the application, then enter your two-digit county code.)
All six pages of the application should be mailed together.
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11 Indicate name and address of the parent or guardian with whom you legally reside and to whom official university correspondence should be sent.
/
Last Name of Parent or Guardian
First Name of Parent or Guardian
Parent or Guardian E-Mail Address (Place each dot ‘.’ in its own box.)
@
Mark here
if address of parent or guardian is the same as permanent address given on page A1. If not the same, indicate the address below.
Parent/Guardian Address
House or Building #
Street Name
A P T
P O
Apartment Number
B O X
R R
Rural Route
PO Box
City
State
Zip/Postal Code
Country (if outside U.S.)
Province (if outside U.S.)
12 Answer only if members of your family attended or graduated from a State University of New York (SUNY) campus. Please indicate their relationship to you, and provide
their name, graduation year and the State University campus name.
Parent Sister Brother Other
All Applicants (1 - 31)
/
Last Name
First Name
PRINT CAMPUS NAME
Graduation Year
SUNY Campus
Campus Code (pages A5 and A8)
Parent Sister Brother Other
/
Last Name
First Name
PRINT CAMPUS NAME
Graduation Year
SUNY Campus
Campus Code (pages A5 and A8)
13 Family Income Range (see instructions on page 3). Enter income code
Required if applying for EOP or financial fee waiver
14 Size of Household (including applicant)
Required if applying for EOP or financial fee waiver
U.S. Veteran Dependent of a U.S. Veteran Active Duty U.S. Military National Guard or Active Reserve
16a Are you Hispanic/Latino? Yes No
15 Indicate if you are:
16b If Hispanic/Latino, is your background (select one):
Central American
Cuban
Dominican
Mexican
Puerto Rican
South American
Other Hispanic/Latino
17 All applicants, please indicate your race (select one or more):
American Indian or Alaska Native - I
18 - 19 Mark
the box if you wish to indicate:
Asian - A
18
Black or African American - B
Your native language is not English
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander - P White - W
19
You are an Adult Learner
Note: All applicants (freshmen and transfer students) MUST answer questions 20a and 20b.
20a Have you been convicted of a felony?
Yes No
20b Have you been dismissed, expelled, and/or suspended from a college for disciplinary reasons?
Yes No
(Even if you have never attended college,
a response is required.)
21 If you have academic records under another name, please indicate below:
/
Former Last Name
A2
All six pages of the application should be mailed together.
Former First Name
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Applicant Social Security Number
Applicant Last Name
22 Name of High School (Required for all applicants, including transfer students.)
CEEB Code
For a complete list of CEEB codes visit:
www.suny.edu/attend/ceeb-codes
23 High School Mailing Address
Building #
Street Name
City
Zip / Postal Code
State
Province (if outside U.S.)
Country (if outside U.S.)
Graduated or will graduate
from high school - G
the box that applies to you (mark only one):
NY high school
non-NY high school
Withdrew from high school - W Completed
Completed
Home Schooled - H
equivalency diploma - N
equivalency diploma - O
24b Enter date of high school graduation, high school withdrawal or completion of high school equivalency diploma.
MM/ Y Y
(List only month and year.)
Yes No
24c Have you attended a high school in New York State for two or more years?
25 If you attended a New York City public high school, provide your NYC DOE OSIS Number.
All Applicants (1 - 31)
24a Indicate your Secondary Education Status. Mark
Questions 26 and 27 are optional for Adult Learners and International Applicants.
26 Date latest Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT)
was or will be taken. (List only month and year.)
MM/ Y Y Y Y
27 Date latest ACT was or will be taken.
(List only month and year.)
MM/ Y Y Y Y
28 Indicate whether you are applying as a Freshman or a Transfer student (mark only one):
29
Freshman (You have not taken college-level work after high school graduation.) Transfer (You have taken college-level work after high school graduation.)
If you are applying as a freshman, have you received (or do you expect to receive) college credits before you graduate from high school? Yes No
If yes, please mark
1
2
all boxes that apply to you:
Advanced Placement (AP)
College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
30 Are you applying for full-time or part-time study?
3
4
College course taught in high school
Course taken at a college prior to graduation
Full-time
5
6
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Other
Please Specify
Part-time
Yes
No Note: EOP is a program for New York State residents. All applicants must meet
31 Are you applying for the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)?
academic and financial eligibility requirements. Please note that when applying for EOP, you must answer questions 10a, 10b, 13, and 14.
Non-U.S. Citizens must complete questions 32-39. If you are not a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or refugee, your campus choice(s) will ask you to file
additional forms (FSAs 2, 3, and 4), as well as to provide official transcripts.
Internal
Use Only
Country (if outside U.S.)
33 Country of Citizenship
Country (if outside U.S.)
34 If you are a non-U.S. citizen and a permanent resident of the U.S., provide alien registration number.
35 If you are not a permanent resident, have you applied for permanent resident status?
A
Yes No
36 If you are not a permanent resident, indicate your visa type. Check F-1 if you will need a student visa. (Applicants requiring an F-1 visa must provide a permanent
address outside the U.S. on question 7.)
F-1
37 Visa Expiration Date
MM/ Y Y
H-4
J-1
38 How many years have
you been in the U.S.?
A-2
Other (please specify)
39 Date latest Test of English as a Foreign
Language (TOEFL) was or will be taken.
Non-U.S. Citizens (32 - 39)
32 Country of Birth
MM/ Y Y
All six pages of the application should be mailed together.
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All transfer applicants must complete questions 40-51. Please remember to list the college you currently attend in question 44. You will need to provide academic
transcripts for all post-secondary institutions you have attended, whether or not you received credit. Transcripts should be sent directly to the SUNY campus(es) to which you
are applying. SUNY and CUNY campus codes (college codes) are listed on page A8 of the application.
Transfer applicants seeking a fee waiver (up to four campus choices) are required to complete questions 40-51. Failure to answer all questions (40-51)
will delay processing. See page 3 for detailed information.
40 If you have earned (or will earn) an associate degree from a New York State public college before enrolling, indicate the degree by marking
AA - 1
AS - 2
AAS - 3
41 Indicate the date the associate degree was (or will be) earned.
in the appropriate box below:
AOS - 4
MM/ Y Y
42 Indicate the campus code from page A8 of the New York State public college (SUNY or CUNY) where the degree was earned.
43 If you are transferring to complete a cooperative program, give the previous Curriculum Code.
44 College 1 - Name/City/State (LIST CURRENT OR MOST RECENT COLLEGE FIRST)
City
All Transfer Applicants (40-51)
Name
College Code
State
Dates Attended
From:
MM/ Y Y
GPA
Total Credits
To:
MM/ Y Y
.
CEEB Code
45 College 2 - Name/City/State
For CEEB codes:
www.suny.edu/attend/ceeb-codes
City
Name
College Code
State
Dates Attended
From:
MM/ Y Y
To:
Total Credits
GPA
.
CEEB Code
Total Credits
GPA
.
CEEB Code
MM/ Y Y
46 College 3 - Name/City/State
City
Name
College Code
From:
MM/ Y Y
To:
MM/ Y Y
47 How many colleges have you attended in addition to the three listed above?
48 Mark
State
Dates Attended
On a separate sheet, provide the same information as above for each additional college.
the type of college you most recently attended (MARK ONLY ONE):
SUNY - A*
NY Private 2-Year - D
Non-NY Private 4-Year - G
CUNY - B
Non-NY Public 4-Year - E
Non-NY Private 2-Year - H
NY Private 4-Year - C
Non-NY Public 2-Year - F
Outside U.S. - I
*NOTE: If you marked SUNY - A, please forward a General Education Transcript Addendum along with your official transcript directly to each of your campus choices.
Your transcript and transcript addendum can be requested from your registrar.
49 Mark here
if you are (or were previously) enrolled in EOP, College Discovery, HEOP or SEEK.
50 Mark here
if you hold (or will receive) a bachelor's degree prior to enrollment.
51 Indicate the total number of credits you expect to earn from all colleges before enrolling.
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Applicant Social Security Number
Applicant Last Name
APPLICATION FEE
A
State University Campus Name
A $50 non-refundable application fee is required for
each campus choice (see
pg. A6). Your application will
not be processed until full
payment or authorized fee
waiver request is received.
Curriculum Code
Early Action is a non-binding
early application program for
fall freshmen. (See page 4
for additional information on
both Early Decision and Early
Action programs.)
Please note: you cannot
apply for Early Action or
Early Decision if you are
applying for the Educational
Opportunity Program.
Y
Y
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
B
State University Campus Name
Curriculum Code
Campus Code
Curriculum Name
if not declaring a major.
Spring Summer 20 Y
Semester you wish to enroll: Fall
for Early Decision*. (Early Decision is an option that may be selected for one campus choice only–Block A or B or C.
Mark here See list below for campuses offering Early Decision*.)
Mark here for Early Action**. (See list below for campuses offering Early Action**.)
Mark here for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
Do you wish campus housing? Yes No
If applying to this campus again, when did you first apply?
MM/ Y
Mark here
Y
Y
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
C
State University Campus Name
Curriculum Code
Campus Code
Curriculum Name
Spring Summer 20 Y
Semester you wish to enroll: Fall
Mark here if not declaring a major.
for Early Decision*. (Early Decision is an option that may be selected for one campus choice only–Block A or B or C.
Mark here See list below for campuses offering Early Decision*.)
Mark here for Early Action**. (See list below for campuses offering Early Action**.)
Mark here for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
Do you wish campus housing? Yes No
If applying to this campus again, when did you first apply?
MM/ Y
All Applicants Must Enter At Least One Campus Choice
(Blocks A through C):
Early Decision is a
binding early application/
notification program for fall
freshmen and can be used
for one college choice only.
A parent and counselor
signature in addition to
your own is required.
Curriculum Name
if not declaring a major.
Spring Summer 20 Y
Semester you wish to enroll: Fall
for Early Decision*. (Early Decision is an option that may be selected for one campus choice only–Block A or B or C.
Mark here See list below for campuses offering Early Decision*.)
Mark here for Early Action**. (See list below for campuses offering Early Action**.)
Mark here for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
Do you wish campus housing? Yes No
If applying to this campus again, when did you first apply?
MM/ Y
Mark here
CHOOSING CAMPUSES
Please indicate campus
names and campus codes
(from the list below), as
well as curriculum names
and curriculum codes
(from pages 9-15 or the
online curriculum finder
at www.suny.edu/
academicprograms), and
semester of enrollment
for each campus choice.
Please note: Upstate
Medical University and
most community colleges,
including FIT, require that
you declare a major.
Campus Code
Y
Y
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
Please use this application to apply to the SUNY campuses listed below. ( * = Early Decision (ED) option ** = Early Action (EA) option)
University Centers and Doctoral
Degree Granting Institutions
31 Albany ** (EA)
15 Binghamton ** (EA)
20 University at Buffalo ** (EA)
17 Environmental Science & Forestry * (ED)
19 Stony Brook
48 SUNY Polytechnic Institute ** (EA)
97 Upstate Medical University
Colleges
32 Brockport
33 Buffalo State
34 Cortland ** (EA)
35 Fredonia * (ED)
36 Geneseo * (ED)
41 New Paltz ** (EA)
46 Old Westbury ** (EA)
42 Oneonta ** (EA)
43 Oswego * (ED)
44 Plattsburgh
38 Plattsburgh at Queensbury
45 Potsdam
47 Purchase ** (EA)
Technology Colleges
91 Alfred State College
92 Canton
93 Cobleskill
94 Delhi
95 Farmingdale State College
18 Maritime * (ED)
96 Morrisville State College
Community Colleges
69 Adirondack
53 Broome
51 Cayuga
84 Clinton
85 Columbia-Greene
54 Corning
55 Dutchess
79 Erie (Buffalo)
13 Erie (Orchard Park)
56 Erie (Williamsville)
57 Fashion Institute of Technology
82 Finger Lakes
77 Fulton-Montgomery
81 Genesee
80 Herkimer County
58
59
66
74
60
71
75
87
72
63
39
83
73
86
68
Hudson Valley
Jamestown
Jamestown (Olean Campus)
Jefferson
Mohawk Valley
Monroe
Niagara County
North Country
Onondaga
Orange (Middletown)
Orange (Newburgh)
Schenectady County
Sullivan County
Tompkins Cortland
Ulster County
To apply to State University campuses not on this list, please contact the campuses directly. A complete list of non-participating campuses can be found on page A8.
All six pages of the application should be mailed together.
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Applicant Social Security Number
Applicant Last Name
FRESHMAN APPLICANTS MUST HAVE THEIR COUNSELOR/ADVISOR PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:
Internal Use Only
School Counselors/College Advisors
Please complete one of the following statements (a or b) about this applicant’s rank in class. If your school does not calculate or disclose exact
rank in class, we would appreciate your estimating this student’s rank as nearly as possible.
Please do not write
in this section
C
a This applicant currently ranks
This rank is: Weighted in a class size of
P
L
Unweighted
(mark only one)
#Campus Choices:
b We do not calculate or disclose exact rank.
I estimate this applicant’s position to be within the top
.
High school average (at time of application)
High school average:
percent of his or her class.
.
on a scale of
Amount Paid:
$
Date Received:
Weighted Unweighted (mark only one)
MMD D Y Y
Prepared By:
Counselor/Advisor Signature
Date
Required for all freshman applicants
Please Initial
TR Code
A
ALL APPLICANTS MUST SIGN BELOW
Student Signature
Date
Required for all applicants
Parent/Guardian Signature
Date
Required for Early Decision applicants only
APPLICATION FEE PAYMENT – A $50 non-refundable application fee is required for each campus choice (please read instructions on page 3). You may pay either
by credit or debit card or by check (please do not send cash). Your credit or debit card will be charged $50 for each campus choice ($50 for one campus choice; $100 for two
campus choices, etc.). If paying by check, please send one check for total amount due ($50 for one campus choice; $100 for two campus choices, etc.). Checks
from international applicants must be in U.S. dollars and be drawn on a U.S. bank. Make checks payable to SUNY ASC. Please include the applicant’s name on your check.
Your application will not be processed until full payment or authorized fee waiver request is received.
Credit/Debit Card Information:
Card Type
MasterCard VISA
Number of SUNY campuses applied to
Cardholder Name
/
Last Name
First Name
Expiration Date
Card Number
Cardholder
Zip/Postal Code
A6
Cardholder
Signature
All six pages of the application should be mailed together.
MM/ Y Y
ALL FIELDS ARE REQUIRED
All Applicants - Payment/Signature
I understand that this application cannot be processed if it has not been completed according to instructions, or if payment is not received, and that any knowing
falsification or omission of data may result in denial of admission or dismissal. All information submitted is true to the best of my knowledge. If I am an Early Decision
or Early Action applicant, I agree to comply with the program requirements outlined on page 4. With my signature, I authorize the release of my transcript(s) and
standardized test scores to State University campuses for admission purposes.
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Applicant Social Security Number
Applicant Last Name
ADD A SUNY CAMPUS
D
Please use this form to apply to
additional SUNY campuses. This
form by itself DOES NOT serve as a
SUNY Application.
Campus Code
State University Campus Name
Curriculum Code
Mark here
Curriculum Name
if not declaring a major.
Semester you wish to enroll:
If applying to this campus again,
1. With your application
Please complete this page and
submit it with your original application (pages A1- A6) when applying
to additional campus choices.
or,
Mark here
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
E
Mark here
Please note: Upstate Medical
University and most community
colleges, including FIT, require that
you declare a major.
Curriculum Name
if not declaring a major.
Semester you wish to enroll:
Mark here
20 Y Y
MM/ Y Y
Fall Spring Summer
If applying to this campus again,
Mark here
You may also add additional campus
choices to an existing application by
telephoning the SUNY Recruitment
Response Center at 1.800.342.3811.
Please indicate campus names and
campus codes (from the list on the
following page), as well as curriculum
names and curriculum codes (see
pages 9-15), and semester of
enrollment for each campus choice.
Campus Code
State University Campus Name
Curriculum Code
Application Services Center
The State University of New York
State University Plaza
P.O. Box 22007
Albany, New York 12201-2007
Your application will not be
processed until full payment or
authorized fee waiver request
is received.
for Early Action** Do you wish campus housing? Yes No when did you first apply?
for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
for Early Action** Do you wish campus housing? Yes No when did you first apply?
for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
F
Campus Code
State University Campus Name
Curriculum Code
Mark here
Curriculum Name
if not declaring a major.
Semester you wish to enroll:
Mark here
20 Y Y
MM/ Y Y
Fall Spring Summer
If applying to this campus again,
Mark here
for Early Action** Do you wish campus housing? Yes No when did you first apply?
for the Educational Opportunity Program at this campus. (See page 7 for eligibility requirements.)
Special Campus Project/Agency Code
Card Type
MasterCard VISA
Number of SUNY campuses applied to
Cardholder Name
/
Last Name
First Name
Expiration Date
Card Number
Cardholder
Zip/Postal Code
MM/ Y Y
ALL FIELDS ARE REQUIRED
APPLICATION FEE PAYMENT – A $50 non-refundable application fee is required for each campus choice (please read instructions on page 3). You may pay either
by credit or debit card or by check (please do not send cash). Your credit or debit card will be charged $50 for each campus choice ($50 for one campus choice; $100 for two
campus choices, etc.). If paying by check, please send one check for total amount due ($50 for one campus choice; $100 for two campus choices, etc.). Checks
from international applicants must be in U.S. dollars and be drawn on a U.S. bank. Make checks payable to SUNY ASC. Please include the applicant’s name on your check.
Your application will not be processed until full payment or authorized fee waiver request is received.
Credit/Debit Card Information:
Additional SUNY Campuses
2. After your application has
already been submitted
Please complete this page using
the campus codes listed on the
following page (A8). Return
this form with the appropriate
application fee ($50 per campus
choice) to:
Mark here
20 Y Y
MM/ Y Y
Fall Spring Summer
When to use this form:
Cardholder
Signature
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Codes and Other Resources
SUNY Campus Codes
Please use this application to apply
to the SUNY campuses listed below.
* = Early Decision (ED) option
** = Early Action (EA) option
University Centers and Doctoral
Degree Granting Institutions
31 Albany ** (EA)
15 Binghamton ** (EA)
20 University at Buffalo ** (EA)
17 Environmental Science &
Forestry * (ED)
19 Stony Brook
48 SUNY Polytechnic Institute ** (EA)
97 Upstate Medical University
Colleges
32 Brockport
33 Buffalo State
34 Cortland ** (EA)
35 Fredonia * (ED)
36 Geneseo * (ED)
41 New Paltz ** (EA)
46 Old Westbury ** (EA)
42 Oneonta ** (EA)
43 Oswego * (ED)
44 Plattsburgh
38 Plattsburgh at Queensbury
45 Potsdam
47 Purchase ** (EA)
Technology Colleges
91 Alfred State College
92 Canton
93 Cobleskill
94 Delhi
95 Farmingdale State College
18 Maritime * (ED)
96 Morrisville State College
Community Colleges
69 Adirondack
53 Broome
51 Cayuga
84 Clinton
85 Columbia-Greene
54 Corning
55 Dutchess
79 Erie (Buffalo)
13 Erie (Orchard Park)
56 Erie (Williamsville)
57 Fashion Institute of Technology
82 Finger Lakes
77 Fulton-Montgomery
81 Genesee
80 Herkimer County
58 Hudson Valley
59 Jamestown
66 Jamestown (Olean Campus)
74 Jefferson
60 Mohawk Valley
71 Monroe
75 Niagara County
87 North Country
72 Onondaga
63 Orange (Middletown)
39 Orange (Newburgh)
83 Schenectady County
73 Sullivan County
86 Tompkins Cortland
68 Ulster County
To apply to State University
campuses not on this list, please
contact the campuses directly.
A8
SUNY Codes
CUNY Codes
SUNY ASC non-participating
college codes
City University (CUNY) codes
30
40
98
49
50
76 Borough of Manhattan
Community College
52 Bronx Community College
89 Fiorello H. LaGuardia
Community College
88 Hostos Community College
26 John Jay College
78 Kingsborough Community College
16 Medgar Evers College
62 New York City College of Technology
64 Queensborough Community College
28 Staten Island, College of
11 Stella and Charles Guttman
Community College
61
65
67
70
Alfred University, NYS Ceramics
Cornell
Downstate Medical Center
Empire State College
Health Sciences Center
at Stony Brook
Nassau Community College
Rockland Community College
Suffolk County Community College
Westchester Community College
(campuses offering associate degrees)
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NY County Codes
Use the following list
of 2-digit county codes
for question 10c.
Code
County Name
01
02
31
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
32
23
24
25
26
27
28
33
Albany
Allegany
Bronx
Broome
Cattaraugus
Cayuga
Chautauqua
Chemung
Chenango
Clinton
Columbia
Cortland
Delaware
Dutchess
Erie
Essex
Franklin
Fulton
Genesee
Greene
Hamilton
Herkimer
Jefferson
Kings (Brooklyn)
Lewis
Livingston
Madison
Monroe
Montgomery
Nassau
New York
(Manhattan)
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Ontario
Orange
Orleans
Oswego
Otsego
Putnam
Queens
Rensselaer
Richmond
(Staten Island)
Rockland
St. Lawrence
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Schuyler
Seneca
Steuben
Suffolk
Sullivan
Tioga
Tompkins
Ulster
Warren
Washington
Wayne
Westchester
Wyoming
Yates
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
34
49
35
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
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KEY: Programs begin in Sept/Jan unless otherwise noted [* Program also begins in June] [A Audition required] [E Classes held at SUNYIT] [E/W Evening/Weekend] [F Freshmen only] [J Sept entrance only- for
information on starting in Jan, contact Admissions Office] [O Online] [P Portfolio required] [S Program entry is Sept only] [T Transfers should contact school for requirements] [U Jr./Sr. transfers only (generally
48-72 credit hours required)] [0000 Undeclared Major Upstate Medical University and most community colleges require that you declare a major]
Curriculum
Codes
ADIRONDACK
ALFRED STATE
69
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting (AAS)
1942 Adventure Sports: Leadership
& Management
0671 Business Administration (AS)
0532 Computer Science
2088 Creative Writing
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
2046 Crim Jus: Substance Abuse Serv
0578 Culinary Arts
0555 Electrical Technology (S)(T)
0530 Engineering Science (S)(T)
0620 Forest Technology
2328 Hospitality & Tourism Mgmt
1492 Information Technology
2331 Info Tech: Computer Networking
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
2332 Mgmt, Marketing & Entrepreneur
2333 Media Arts
0682 Music
0622 Nursing
0685 Radio & Television Broadcasting
0628 Radiologic Technology
0521 Veterinary Science Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1943 Adventure Sports: Leadership
& Management
0970 Commercial Cooking (S)
2067 Early Childhood Studies
2405 Entrepreneurship and
Business Management
1498 Information Technology
2334 Media Arts
0902 Radio Broadcasting
1330 Teaching Assistant
ALBANY
31
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting*
0798 Actuarial Mathematics*
0345 African & Afro American Studies*
2423 African Studies*
0301 Anthropology*
0309 Art History*
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts*
0311 Atmospheric Sci: Meteorology*
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology*
0280 Business Administration*
0316 Chemistry*
0112 Chinese Studies*
0376 Communication Arts & Rhetoric
0286 Computer Science*
0134 Computer Sci & Applied Math*
0287 Criminal Justice*
2437 Digital Forensics*
0199 Early Admission Program*
1683 East Asian Studies
0322 Economics*
0321 Engineer 3+2/Binghamton (F)(S)
0217 Engineering 3+2/Clarkson (F)(S)
1287 Engineering 3+2/New Paltz (S)
0161 Engineering 3+2/RPI (F)(S)
0323 English*
0325 Geography*
0329 History*
1049 Human Biology*
2489 Informatics* (H)(O)
0015 Information Science*
0377 Interdisciplinary Studies*
1024 Japanese Studies*
0760 Journalism
0841 Latin American Studies*
0332 Linguistics*
0334 Mathematics*
0335 Music*
0340 Philosophy*
0342 Physics*
0343 Political Science*
0083 Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
0347 Psychology*
0139 Public Policy*
0160 Puerto Rican Studies*
0298 Social Welfare: Social Work* (T)
0352 Sociology*
0353 Spanish*
0356 Theatre*
2446 Urban Studies and Planning
0741 Women's Studies*
91
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1452 Architectural Technology (J)
0135 Architecture (P)(J)
0280 Business Administration
1357 Computer Engineering Tech (J)
1603 Construction Mgmt Engi Tech
2085 Cyber Security
2018 Digital Media and Animation (J)
0216 Electrical Engineering Tech (J)
1938 Financial Planning
2023 Forensic Science Technology (J)
2153 Human Services Management
1502 Info Tech: App Soft Develop
1505 Info Tech: Network Admin
1506 Info Tech: Web Development
0235 Mechanical Engineering Tech (J)
0291 Nursing
0182 Sport Management (J)
1046 Surveying and Geomatics
Engineering Technology
1318 Technology Management (J)(U)
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting (AAS) (J)
0511 Agricultural Business
0510 Agricultural Technology
0464 Air Condition & Heating Tech (S)
0538 Architectural Technology
0453 Autobody Repair (S)
0451 Automotive Service Technician
1554 Biological Science (J)
0420 Building Const: Build Trades (S)
0671 Business Administration (AS)
1337 CAD/CAM Technology (J)
1602 Computer Engineering Tech (J)
0581 Computer Info Systems (AAS)
0532 Computer Science
0577 Construction Engineer Tech (J)
0647 Court & Realtime Reporting
0578 Culinary Arts (S)
0423 Cul Arts: Baking Prod/Mgmt (S)
1212 Digital Media and Animation (J)
0450 Drafting: CAD (S)
0498 Elec Constr/Maint Electrician (S)
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech (J)
0530 Engineering Science (J)
2193 Environmental Technology (J)
0620 Forest Technology (J)
1969 Health Information Technology
1908 Heavy Equip Operations (S)
0452 Heavy Equip, Truck/Diesel Tech
1175 Human Services (AS)
0688 Individual Studies
0656 Interior Design
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
0201 LAS: Humanities
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0212 LAS: Social Science
0551 Machine Tool Technology (S)
0633 Marketing
0401 Masonry (S)
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech (J)
1619 Motorsports Tech (AOS)
0622 Nursing (S)
0628 Radiologic Technology (J)
1396 Sports Management (J)
1039 Surveying Engineering Tech (J)
0521 Veterinary Science Tech (J)
0666 Welding Technology (AOS) (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1671 Coding/Reimbursement Special
2152 Court Reporting and Captioning
BINGHAMTON
15
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
2424 Africana Studies
0301 Anthropology
0781 Arabic
0309 Art History
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts
1674 Asian & Asian American Studies
0387 Biochemistry
1532 Bioengineering
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0280 Business Administration
0316 Chemistry
0112 Chinese Studies
0362 Cinema
0317 Classical Studies
0359 Classical Studies: Greek & Latin
0344 Comparative Literature
0843 Computer Engineering
0286 Computer Science
0199 Early Admission Program
0322 Economics
0266 Electrical Engineering
0229 Engineering
0323 English
0720
0324
0325
0327
0328
0829
0329
0234
1367
0805
0330
1024
0300
2261
0237
0332
0334
0268
0136
0335
0366
0291
1143
0192
0340
1182
0342
0343
0083
0347
0352
0353
0356
Environmental Studies
French
Geography
Geology
German
Hebrew
History
Human Development BA/BS
Industrial & Systems
Engineering
Integrative Neuroscience
Italian
Japanese Studies
Judaic Studies
Korean Studies
Latin American-Caribbean Studies
Linguistics
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Medieval/Early Modern Studies
Music
Music: Performance
Nursing
Nursing (Accelerated NonNursing BA/BS Required) (S)(U)
Nursing (RN Required)
(Full & Part-Time) (U)
Philosophy
Philosophy: Politics & Law
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre
BROCKPORT
32
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
1951 Adolescence Biology Inclusive Ed
1952 Adoles Chemistry Inclusive Ed
1953 Adoles Earth Sci Inclusive Ed
1954 Adoles English Inclusive Ed
1955 Adolescence French Inclusive Ed
1956 Adolescence Math Inclusive Ed
1957 Adoles Physics Inclusive Ed
1958 Adoles Social Studies Inclu Ed
1959 Adoles Spanish Inclusive Ed
0345 African & Afro American Studies
0301 Anthropology
0177 Art Studio
0764 Athletic Training
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0280 Business Administration
0316 Chemistry
1557 Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
1576 Childhood Ed: Bilingual Ext (1-6)
1980 Childhood Inclusive Education
0279 Communications
0095 Computer Information Systems
0286 Computer Science
0287 Criminal Justice
0339 Dance (A)
1421 Dance BFA (A)
0199 Early Admission Program
0320 Earth Science
0323 English
0363 Environmental Science
1226 Exercise Science
0282 Finance
0324 French
0327 Geology
0146 Health Education
0367 Health Science
0329 History
0241 Interdisciplinary Arts
0892 International Bus & Economics
0844 International Studies
0760 Journalism
1555 Kinesiology
2439 Liberal Studies
0285 Marketing
0334 Mathematics
0290 Medical Technology
0372 Meteorology
0291 Nursing
0192 Nursing (RN Required)
(Full & Part-Time)
(Summer Upper Division
program available) (U)
0340 Philosophy
0368 Physical Education
0147 Physical Education: Teacher Ed
1756 Physical Therapy 3+3 with
Upstate Medical University (F)
0342 Physics
0343 Political Science
0347
2421
0298
0352
0353
0182
0356
0175
0169
0741
Psychology
Recreation and Leisure Studies
Social Welfare: Social Work
Sociology
Spanish
Sport Management
Theatre
Time-Shortened Baccalaureate
Water Resources
Women's Studies
BROOME
53
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0407 Business Administration:
International Business
1921 Business Info Management
1495 Bus Marketing Mgmt/Sales AAS
1180 Business: Financial Services
2434 Casino Management
1070 Chemical Dependency Counseling
0517 Civil Engineering Technology
2188 Clinical Laboratory Technician*
0501 Communications/Media Arts (S)
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0532 Computer Science
1925 Computer Security & Forensics
0559 Computer Technology
1544 Criminal Justice: Corrections
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
0545 Dental Hygiene (S)
1327 Early Childhood
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech
0555 Electrical Technology
0557 Electromechanical Eng Tech
1293 EMT: Paramedic (S)
0530 Engineering Science
2061 Environmental Science
2435 Event Management
0641 Financial Services
0639 Fire Protection Technology
1117 Health Info Tech: Medical Rec (S)
2060 Homeland Security
0533 Hotel & Restaurant Management
1175 Human Services AS
0688 Individual Studies
0583 Industrial Technology
0635 Liberal Arts & Sciences
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
0574 Medical Assistant (S)
0682 Music
0622 Nursing (S)
1906 Office Administration
0691 Paralegal
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (S)
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
1123 Records: Info Management
1396 Sports Management
1179 Telecommunications
Technology: Verizon
2363 Visual Communication Arts
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0916 Business
2323 Computed Tomography
(Non-Clinical) (U)
0947 Criminal Justice
1920 Desktop Publishing
0968 Early Childhood
1192 Entrepreneurship
2441 Event Management
0918 Fire Protection Technology
2324 Histological Technician
0949 Human Services
0988 Industrial Technology
1404 Manufacturing Resources Mgmt
2330 Medical Administrative Skills
0062 Medical Transcriptionist
0981 Office Technology
0966 Paralegal Assistant
0905 Phlebotomist
1407 Purchasing
1406 Website Development & Mgmt
BUFFALO STATE
33
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0301 Anthropology*
0087 Applied Mathematics
1828 Applied Sociology
0142 Art Education*
0309 Art History*
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts* (P)
0242 Arts and Letters*
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology*
2492 Biology Education (7-12)
2493 Biology Education (7-12, 5-6 Ext)
0280 Business Administration
1710
1140
0316
2494
2495
1557
2499
2501
2510
2511
2512
2072
1822
0279
0095
0287
0289
0199
0767
1559
0320
2496
2497
0322
0216
1897
1898
0321
0218
0217
0323
2498
2509
2500
1411
0101
0302
0248
2073
1183
0324
0325
0327
1066
0329
1261
0257
0377
1379
0807
0760
0334
2502
2503
0235
1960
2074
0335
0152
0382
0340
0383
0342
2504
2505
0343
0384
0347
0078
0385
2506
2507
0298
0352
0353
2508
1144
1101
2019
0356
0133
2075
2020
Career & Technical Education*
Ceramics*
Chemistry*
Chemistry Education
Chemistry Education (7-12,
5-6 Ext)
Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)*
Childhood Education and English
(1-6, 7-9, English Ext)
Childhood Education and French
(1-6, 7-9, English Ext)
Childhood Education and Italian
(1-6, 7-9, Italian Ext)
Childhood Education and
Mathematics (1-6, 7-9,
Mathematics Ext)
Childhood Education and
Social Studies (1-6, 7-9,
Social Studiess Ext)
Communication Design*
Communication Studies
Communications
Computer Information Systems*
Criminal Justice*
Dietetics*
Early Admission Program
Early Childhood Ed (Birth-2)
Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6)
Earth Science*
Earth Science Education (7-12)
Earth Science Education
(7-12, 5-6 Ext)
Economics*
Electrical Engineering Tech*
Electrical Eng Tech: Electronics
Electrical Eng Tech: Smart Grid
Engineering 3+2/Binghamton*
Engineering 3+2/Buffalo Univ*
Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson*
English*
English Education (7-12)
Exceptional Education and
Childhood Education
French Education
Family & Consumer Sci Ed
Fashion & Textile Technology*
Fashion Design 3+1 with FIT*
Fashion Merchandising 3+1/FIT*
Fibers*
Forensic Chemistry*
French*
Geography*
Geology*
Health-Wellness*
History*
Hospitality Administration*
Industrial Technology*
Interdisciplinary Studies
Interior Design BFA*
International Relations*
Journalism*
Mathematics
Mathematics Education (7-12)
Mathematics Education
(7-12, 5-6 Ext)
Mechanical Engineering Tech
Media Production
Metals/Jewelry*
Music* (A)
Music Education
Painting*
Philosophy*
Photography*
Physics*
Physics Education (7-12)
Physics Education (7-12,
5-6 Ext))
Political Science*
Printmaking: Litho/Intaglio*
Psychology*
Public Communication*
Sculpture*
Social Studies Education (7-12)
Social Studies Education (7-12,
5-6 Ext)
Social Welfare: Social Work*
Sociology*
Spanish*
Spanish Education (7-12)
Speech-Language Pathology*
Technology Education*
Television and Film Arts (P)(S)
Theatre*
Urban/Reg Analysis/Planning*
Wood/Furniture*
Writing*
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UNIVERSITY AT BUFFALO 20
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting (T)
0183 Aerospace Engineering
2425 African & Afro American Studies
0304 American Studies
0301 Anthropology
0135 Architecture (T)
0309 Art History
0177 Art Studio (T)
0305 Asian Studies
0387 Biochemistry (T)
1765 Bioinformatics & Computational
Biology
1820 Biological Sciences/Dentistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
1682 Biomedical Engineering
1738 Biomedical Science (BS)
0794 Biotechnology
0280 Business Administration (T)
0184 Chemical Engineering
0316 Chemistry
1866 Civil Engineering
0318 Classics
0279 Communications
0843 Computer Engineering
0286 Computer Science
0339 Dance (T)
1421 Dance BFA (T)
0199 Early Admission Program
0322 Economics
0266 Electrical Engineering
0229 Engineering
0849 Engineering Physics
0323 English
0394 Environmental Design (T)
1465 Environmental Engineering
2209 Environmental Geosciences
1226 Exercise Science (T)
1764 Film Studies
0361 Fine Arts (S)(T)
0324 French
0325 Geography
2474 Geological Sciences
0328 German
2226 Global Gender Studies
0329 History
0249 Human Services
0188 Industrial Engineering
2309 International Trade
0330 Italian
2311 Jewish Studies
0332 Linguistics
0369 Mathematical Physics
0334 Mathematics
0730 Mathematics: Economics
0268 Mechanical Engineering
0193 Media Study (T)
0290 Medical Technology (T)
0226 Medicinal Chemistry
0335 Music (T)
0366 Music: Performance (T)
1422 Musical Theatre BFA (T)
0167 Nuclear Medicine Technology (T)
0291 Nursing (T)
1143 Nursing (Accelerated NonNursing BA/BS Required)* (U)
1869 Nursing (Part-Time, RN Req)*
(Online degree) (U)
1718 Occupational Science/
Occupational Therapy BS/MS (T)
0227 Pharmaceutical Sciences (T)
0224 Pharmacology & Toxicology
0293 Pharmacy (T)
0340 Philosophy
0342 Physics
1400 Physics: Computational
0343 Political Science
0347 Psychology
0886 Soc Sci: Interdisciplinary Studies
0352 Sociology
0353 Spanish
0259 Speech & Hearing Science
0356 Theatre (T)
CANTON
92
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1865 Alternative/Renewable Energy Sys
1965 Applied Psychology
2488 Civil & Environmental
Engineering Technology
1359 Criminal Investigation
1911 Criminal Justice: Law
Enforcement Leadership
1489 Dental Hygiene (U)
0199 Early Admission Program
0216 Electrical Engineering Technology
1864 Emergency Management
0282 Finance
1525 Funeral Services Administration
2026 Graphic and Multimedia Design
2254 Health and Fitness Promotion
2043 Health Care Management (O)
2335 Homeland Security
1935 Industrial Tech Management
2045 Information Technology
0818 Legal Studies
1645 Management
0235 Mechanical Engineering Tech
2021 Nursing (Online degree) (U)
0291 Nursing (T)(U)
0182 Sport Management
1672 Veterinary Services Mgmt (U)
2278 Veterinary Technology
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0444 Air Conditioning Eng Technology
0473 Apprentice Train: Industrial Trades
0525 Automotive Technology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0517 Civil Engineering Technology
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
1162 Construction Technology Mgmt
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
0545 Dental Hygiene
1327 Early Childhood
0699 Electrical Engineering Tecnology
0530 Engineering Science
0620 Forest Technology
2208 General Technology
0688 Individual Studies
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
0622 Nursing
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant
1179 Telecommunications Tech: Verizon
0521 Veterinary Science Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1387 Air Conditioning Maint/Repair
0955 Electrical Construction Maint
1949 Heating and Plumbing Service
0987 Individual Studies
1632 Powersports Performance/Repair
0938 Practical Nursing
CAYUGA
51
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1562 Comp Hardware/Software Design
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0532 Computer Science
1544 Criminal Justice: Corrections
0640 Criminal Justice: Police (S)(T)
0593 Design & Drafting (S)
1327 Early Childhood
0555 Electrical Technology (S)(T)
1472 Geographic Info Systems
2372 Health Sciences
1492 Information Technology
1804 LAS: Adolescence Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1802 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1120 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities & Social Sci
0221 Liberal Arts & Sci: Mathematics
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
2224 Mech Tech: Design & Drafting
2471 Media Production
0622 Nursing (S)
0685 Radio & Television Broadcasting
1463 Studio Art & Design
1022 Telecommunications Technology
1121 Telecommuni: Audio/Radio Prod
2223 Telecom: Radio/TV Broadcasting
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting
2445 Advanced Manufacturing
0916 Business
1552 Comp Hardware/Software Design
0953 Computer Information Systems
0967 Corrections Administration
0947 Criminal Justice
0950 Drafting (S)(T)
0968 Early Childhood
0954 Electronics (S)(T)
2470 Event Management (Online only)
2472 Plastics Manufacturing
CLINTON
84
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0559 Computer Technology
2326 Criminal Justice AA
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2102 Electrical Tech: Electronics
2061 Environmental Science (S)
2193 Environmental Technology
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0620
0604
0688
1120
Forest Technology
Human Services AAS
Individual Studies
Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0595 Mechanical Technology
0622 Nursing (S)
2303 Renewable Energy Technologies
2101 Wind Energy and Turbine Tech
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1819 Alcohol/Substance Abuse Counsel
2327 Computer Support
1870 Early Childhood Care/Development
0907 Financial Services
1299 Health Studies
1818 Payroll
2304 Renewable Energy Technologies
2273 Wind Turbine Service Technician
COBLESKILL
93
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0895 Agricultural Business Mgmt
0898 Agricultural Equipment Tech
0896 Animal Science
1965 Applied Psychology
0794 Biotechnology
0280 Business Administration
2055 Communication in Technology
1622 Culinary Arts Management
1763 Early Childhood Studies: B-5
2242 Environmental and Energy Tech
2229 Financial Services
1857 Fisheries and Aquaculture
2253 Graphic Design Technology
2045 Information Technology
1946 Landscape Contracting
0897 Plant Science
2024 Turfgrass Mgmt: Golf Turf Mgmt
2025 Turfgrass Mgmt: Sports Turf Mgmt
1858 Wildlife Management
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0511 Agricultural Business
0506 Agricultural Engineering Tech:
Power Machinery
0514 Agricultural Science
2297 Agriculture: Animal Industry
0561 Animal Sci: Beef/Livestk Studies
0507 Animal Sci: Dairy Prod & Mgmt
0518 Animal Science: Equine Studies
0614 Biological Technology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1328 Child & Family Services
1173 Communications
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0578 Culinary Arts
0672 Diesel Technology
1327 Early Childhood
1016 Environmental Studies
0516 Fisheries & Wildlife Technology
0572 Food Serv Adm: Restaurant Mgt
1390 Graphic Design Technology
1821 Health Science Studies
2083 Histotechnician
0610 Horticulture
0611 Landscape Development
0201 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
0212 LAS: Social Science
1894 Paramedic
2206 Sustainable - Crop Production
0613 Turf Management
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2368 Financial Planning (S)
1332 Paramedic (S)
COLUMBIA-GREENE
85
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
1633 Adolescence Ed: Biology
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)*
1639 Adolescence Ed: Math
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)*
1634 Adolescence Education:
Chemistry (w/New Paltz)*
1636 Adolescence Education:
English (with New Paltz)*
1640 Adolescence Education:
Social Studies (w/New Paltz)*
0525 Automotive Technology*
2514 Automotive Tech: T-Ten (AOS)*
1449 Automotive Technology: Toyota*
0632 Business Administration (AAS)*
0671 Business Administration (AS)*
0581 Computer Info Systems (AAS)*
0532 Computer Science*
1925 Comp Security and Forensics*
1100 Criminal Justice (AAS)*
1016 Environmental Studies*
0664 Fine Arts*
1175
0688
1613
1614
1612
Human Services AS*
Individual Studies*
LAS: Humanities Child (1-6) AA*
LAS: Math & Sci Child (1-6) AS*
LAS: Soc Science Childhood
(1-6) AA with New Paltz*
0201 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities*
0645 Liberal Arts & Sci: Math & Sci*
0212 Liberal Arts & Sci: Social Sci*
1967 Medical Assisting
0622 Nursing* (T)
0478 Physical Ed/Fitness Studies*
0668 Secretarial: Admin Assistant*
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0903 Accounting Studies*
1733 Automotive Technology*
1553 Business Applications*
1334 Computer Graphics & Design*
0953 Computer Info Systems*
1797 Medical Office Assistant*
0933 Small Business Management*
1330 Teaching Assistant*
CORNING
54
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
2107 Auto Body and Collision Repair
0525 Automotive Technology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1070 Chem Dependency Counseling
0535 Chemical Technology
2103 Computer Information Science
0532 Computer Science
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
2473 Directed Studies
2106 Early Childhood Studies
2102 Electrical Tech: Electronics
0530 Engineering Science
2061 Environmental Science
2112 Fine Arts and Design
2104 Health and Physical Ed Studies
0604 Human Services AAS
1492 Information Technology
2105 LAS: Ed/Childhood Ed 2+2
w/Elmira College
1802 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed. Transfer)
1120 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities & Social Sci
0645 Liberal Arts & Sci: Math & Sci
0551 Machine Tool Technology
0596 Manufacturing Technology
2114 Mechanical Tech: CAD Design
0622 Nursing (J)
2008 Recreation Studies
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2178 Automotive Mechanics
1167 Computer Aided Drafting
2108 Comp Numerical Control Prog
0968 Early Childhood
2179 Machine Tool Tech: Machine Op
1827 Police Basic Training
1330 Teaching Assistant
CORTLAND
34
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
0122 Adolescence Education: French
1871 Adoles Ed: French/Spanish (7-12)
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0132 Adolescence Ed: Physics/Math
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
2426 African American Studies
0301 Anthropology
0793 Archaeology
0177 Art Studio (P)
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts
0764 Athletic Training
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
1738 Biomedical Science (BS)
0751 Business Economics
0316 Chemistry
1557 Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
2244 Coaching
0279 Communications
0704 Community Health
1739 Conservation Biology BA/BS
0810 Criminology
0199 Early Admission Program
0767 Early Childhood Ed (Birth-2)
1559 Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6)
0322 Economics
0098 Economics-Business
Administration 4+1 w/Clarkson
0233
0321
0218
0157
0217
0323
0319
1226
0324
1186
0325
0327
0146
0329
0249
2438
1826
0844
1556
0069
0334
1524
1762
1740
0845
0147
0342
0343
1585
0347
0310
0396
1915
1484
0352
0353
0259
0182
2245
1829
1916
Engineering 3+2/Alfred Ceramics
Engineering 3+2/Binghamton
Engineering 3+2/Buffalo Univ
Engin 3+2/Case Western Reserve
Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson
English
Environmental Mgmt 3+2/Duke
Exercise Science
French
Geographic Info Systems
Geography
Geology
Health Education
History
Human Services
Inclusive Childhood Ed (S)
Inclusive Special Education (1-6)
International Studies
Kinesiology: Fitness Development
Management 4+1 with Clarkson
Mathematics
Musical Theatre BA (A)
New Communication Media
New Media Design
Outdoor Recreation
Physical Ed: Teacher Education
Physics
Political Science
Professional Writing
Psychology
Public Admin 4+1/Binghamton
Recreation
Recreation Management
Social Philosophy
Sociology
Spanish
Speech & Hearing Science
Sport Management
Sport Studies
Teach English as 2nd Language
Therapeutic Recreation
DELHI
94
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
2243 Acctng: Info Systems Auditing
1852 Architectural Design/Building (S)
2022 Business & Tech Management
at Schenectady CC (U)
1509 Business/Professional Golf Mgmt
2207 Business and Tech Management
2410 Business & Tech Mgmt 3 yr
2248 Const Mgmt: Design & Building
2295 Crim Justice/Schenectady CC (U)
2396 Criminal Justice at Schenectady
County CC (Online Degree) (O)(U)
1508 Golf and SportsTurf Mgmt
2397 Hospitality Mgmt (Online
Degree) (O)(U)
1772 Hospitality Mangement/Hotel
& Restaurant Mgmt at
Schenectady CC
1527 Hospitality Mgmt: Culinary Arts
1169 Hospitality Mgmt: Event Mgmt
1168 Hospitality Mgmt: Hotel/Resort
1170 Hospitality Management:
Restaurant & Food Service
2042 Information Technology Mgmt
2373 Nursing AAS/BSN
2021 Nursing (Online Degree) (U)
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
0538 Architectural Technology
0411 Automotive Mechanics AOS
1393 Automotive Technology AAS (S)
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0503 Carpentry/Building Trades (AOS)
1392 Carpentry AAS (S)
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0540 Construction Technology
2414 Criminal Justice Studies
0578 Culinary Arts
1926 Electric Construction &
Instrumentation w/Tri-City (B)
1642 Electrical Construction &
Instrumentation AAS
1151 Electrical Construction &
Instrumentation AOS (S)
1152 Electrical Construction &
Plumbing AOS (S)
1153 Electrical Construction &
Refrigeration AOS (S)
2435 Event Management
1063 Golf and Sports Turf Mgmt
1486 Heat/Ventilating/Air Conditioning
0610 Horticulture
0582 Hotel & Resort Management
2310 Integrated Energy Systems (S)
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teacher Ed Trans)
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teacher Ed Trans)
1803 LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
0638 Landscape Design and Mgmt
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2009 LAS: Environmental Studies
1395 LAS: General Studies AA
1394 LAS: General Studies AS
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0633 Marketing
2401 Mechatronics Design AAS
2402 Mechatronics Design AOS
0622 Nursing (S)
1485 Physical Education Studies
1158 Plumb/Elec Instrumen AOS (S)
1159 Plumbing/Refrigeration AOS (S)
1565 Recreation & Sports Mgmt
1160 Refrigeration/Instrumentation (S)
1003 Restaurant & Food Service Mgmt
0521 Veterinary Sci Technology (S)
1643 Welding Technology AAS
0666 Welding Technology AOS
0402 Welding Tech: Pipefitting AOS (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
0923 Cabinetmaking
DUTCHESS
55
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1633 Adolescence Ed: Biology
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1639 Adolescence Ed: Math
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1634 Adolescence Education:
Chemistry (w/New Paltz)
1635 Adolescence Education: Earth
Science (w/New Paltz)
1636 Adoles Ed: English (w/New Paltz)
1637 Adolescence Education: French
1641 Adolescence Education: Spanish
(Reg. w/New Paltz)
1640 Adoles Ed: Soc Stud (w/New Paltz)
0538 Architectural Technology
1443 Art Studies
2318 Aviation Management
1779 Aviation Science: Pilot
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0606 Child Care
0502 Commercial Art
0501 Communications & Media Arts
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0532 Computer Science
1162 Construction Tech Management
2486 Criminal Justice: Police AS
0640 Criminal Justice: Police AAS
1327 Early Childhood
0555 Electrical Technology
1293 Emergency MedTech: Paramedic
0530 Engineering Science
1873 Exercise Science & Wellness
0639 Fire Protection Technology
1745 Fire and Occupational Safety AS
0620 Forest Technology
1175 Human Services AS
1896 Information Management
1667 LAS: Ed/Child Ed with New Paltz
1060 LAS: Childhood Education
(Grades 1-6) (w/New Paltz)
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0221 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Math
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
0600 Medical Laboratory Technology
1011 Mental Health Assistant
0622 Nursing
0691 Paralegal
1464 Performing Arts
2146 Visual Arts
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1669 Advanced Science &
Mathematics Studies
0957 Air Conditioning: Refrigeration
0046 Bookkeeping
1408 C++/Java Advanced Programming
1103 Chemical Dependency Counseling
1104 Child Care
1409 Computer Networking
1410 Computer Software Support
1399 Direct Care Practice
0968 Early Childhood
1174 Music Performance
0966 Paralegal Assistant
0905 Phlebotomist
1330 Teaching Assistant
1413 Web Administration: Webmaster
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCIENCE & FORESTRY
17
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1760 Aquatic & Fisheries Science
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
1874 Bioprocess Engineering
0794 Biotechnology
0316 Chemistry
1739 Conservation Biology BA/BS
1761 Construction Management
0199 Early Admission Program
0232 Environmental Biology
1758 Environmental Education &
Interpretation
2385 Environmental Health
0231 Environ Resources Engineering
0363 Environmental Science
0720 Environmental Studies
0837 Forest Ecosystem Science
1759 Forest Health
0230 Forest Res Mgmt: Gen Forestry
0240 Landscape Architecture
1644 Natural Resources Management
1767 Paper Engineering
1768 Paper Science
1756 Physical Therapy 3+3 w/Upstate
Medical University (F)
2362 Sustainable Energy Mgmt
1757 Wildlife Science
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
1843 Environmental & Natural
Resource Conservation (S)
0620 Forest Technology (S)
1825 Land Surveying Technology
ERIE (CITY)
79
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0576 Building Mgmt & Maintenance
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0578 Culinary Arts (S)
1327 Early Childhood
1741 Emergency Management AAS
2440 Health and Wellness Promotion
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teacher Ed Trans)
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
1120 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
and Social Sciences
0645 Liberal Arts & Sci: Mathematics
and Science
0541 Mental Health Assistant: Alcohol
Counseling
2456 Mental Health Assistant:
Substance Abuse Counseling
0622 Nursing
0691 Paralegal
1485 Physical Education Studies
0669 Radiologic Technology:
Radiation Therapy Technology (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1415 Baking & Pastry Arts
0977 Building Trades/Residential
Light Commercial (S)
1933 Crime Scene Technology
1192 Entrepreneurship
2190 Green Building Technology
0949 Human Services
0939 Office Assistant
1330 Teaching Assistant
ERIE (NORTH)
56
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
2436 Biomanufacturing (S)
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
2451 Business: Office Management
0517 Civil Engineering Technology
2188 Clinical Lab Technician (S)
0532 Computer Science
1788 Const Mgmt Engineering Tech
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1035 Crim Justice: Law Enforcement
0578 Culinary Arts
0545 Dental Hygiene (S)
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech
0530 Engineering Science
2061 Environmental Science
2241 Environmental Tech Geoscience
0573 Food Service Admin: Dietetic
Tech - Nutrition Care (S)
2440 Health and Wellness Promotion
1117 Health Info Tech: Med Records (S)
0533 Hotel & Restaurant Mgmt
0583 Industrial Technology
1492 Information Technology
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
1120 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
and Social Sciences
0645 Liberal Arts & Sci: Mathematics
and Science
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
1967 Medical Assisting
2448 Nanotechnology
0622 Nursing (S)
0665 Occupational Therapy Asst (S)
0549 Ophthalmic Dispensing
1485 Physical Education Studies
2080 Police Science
0440 Respiratory Care (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2079 Advanced Police Science
1415 Baking & Pastry Arts
2150
2459
2081
1787
2187
1933
1353
2186
2249
2239
1932
0949
1931
0980
1827
1670
Biomanufacturing
Brewing Science & Service
CNC Precision Machining
Comp Applications for the Office
Computer Security &
Investigation/Digital Forensic
Crime Scene Technology (S)
Dental Assisting (S)
Emergency Med Serv Provider
Energy Utility Technology
Heat/Vent/AC/Refrigeration
Homeland Security (O)
Human Services
Information Systems Security
Medical Office Practice
Police Basic Training
Web-Network Technology
ERIE (SOUTH)
13
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
2447 Architecture Technology
0525 Automotive Technology
2452 Automotive Trades: Autobody
Repair
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0501 Communications & Media Arts
0495 Computer Repair Technology
2202 Comp-Aided Draft/Design Tech
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0547 Dental Laboratory Tech (S)
1293 Emerg Med Tech: Paramedic (S)
0639 Fire Protection Technology (S)
2440 Health and Wellness Promotion
1492 Information Technology
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
1120 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
and Social Sciences
0645 Liberal Arts & Sci: Mathematics
and Science
2454 Networking &
Telecommunications Technology
1485 Physical Education Studies
1179 Telecommun Tech: Verizon
2455 Visual Communications Tech:
Graphic Arts and Printing
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1867 Casino Game Mach Repair Tech
2186 Emer Medical Services Provider
2453 Emergency Medical Technology:
Paramedic
0949 Human Services
2416 Network Support Technology
1418 Web Page Design
FARMINGDALE STATE
95
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1092 Aeronautical Science Professional Pilot
1966 Applied Economics
0087 Applied Mathematics
1965 Applied Psychology (T)
2037 Architectural Engineering Tech (S)
1093 Aviation Administration
1676 Bioscience (T)
2038 Business Management
1357 Computer Engineering Tech
1510 CompProgramming/Info Sys
1603 Const Mgmt Engineering Tech
2201 Crim Justice: Law Enforce Tech
1489 Dental Hygiene (U)
0216 Electrical Engineering Tech
2394 Global Business Management
1851 Horticultural Tech Management
0257 Industrial Technology
0261 Manufacturing Engineering Tech
0235 Mechanical Engineering Tech
0290 Medical Technology (S)
0291 Nursing (T)
1021 Pro and Tech Communications
2014 Science, Technology & Society
1319 Security Systems Administration
2082 Software Technology
0182 Sport Management
2251 Telecommunications Tech
1091 Visual Communications:
Art & Graphic Design (P)
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0525 Automotive Technology
1035 Crim Justice: Law Enforcement
0545 Dental Hygiene (S)(T)
0610 Horticulture
0611 Landscape Development
0635 Liberal Arts & Sciences
0600 Medical Laboratory Tech (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting (U)
0953 Computer Information Systems
1497 Computer Systems Technology
1309 Digital Electronics/Microprocessors
1310 Linear Elec/Communications
1308 Management (U)
1311
1307
0914
2028
Manufacturing Methods
Marketing (U)
Ornamental Horticulture
Sci for the Health Professions
FASHION INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY
57
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1661 Accessory Design/Fabrication
BFA (P)(S)(U)
1371 Advertising & Marketing
Communications BS (U)
2158 Advertising & Marketing
Communications (BS)(E/W)(U)
1377 Advertis Design BFA (P)(S)(U)
1848 Art History and Museum
Professions BS (S)(U)
1446 Computer Animation &
Interactive Media BFA (P)(S)(U)
1376 Cosmetics & Fragrance
Marketing BS (S)(U)
1373 Direct and Interactive Marketing
BS (S)(U)
2228 Entrepreneurship for the
Fashion & Design Ind BS (S)(U)
1383 Fabric Styling BFA (P)(S)(U)
1380 Fashion Design BFA (P)(S)(U)
1372 Fashion Merch Mgmt BS (U)
2169 Fashion Merchandising
Management BS (E/W) (U)
0361 Fine Arts (S)(U)
1425 Graphic Design BFA (P)(S)(U)
1370 Home Prod Develop BS (S)(U)
1382 Illustration BFA (P)(S)(U)
1379 Interior Design BFA (P)(U)
2174 Internat Trade & Mktg for the
Fash Ind BS (E/W) (S)(U)
1369 International Trade & MarketingFashion Industries (U)
2376 Intl. Trade & Mktg. for the Fash.
Ind. BS (Online Degree) (O)
1378 Packaging Design BFA (P)(S)(U)
1847 Photo/Digital Image BFA (S)(U)
1374 Production Management:
Fashion & Rel Ind BS (S)(U)
2087 Technical Design BS (S)(U)
1849 Textile Dev/Marketing BS (S)(U)
1381 Textile/Surface Design BFA
(P)(S)(U)
1385 Toy Design BFA (P)(S)(U)
2390 Visual Presentation and
Exhibition Design BFA (S)(U)
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0446 Accessories Design AAS (P)(S)
2154 Accessories Design AAS
(One-Year Associate) (S)(U)
2156 Advertis & Mktg Comm AAS
(One-Year Assoc / E/W)(U)
2155 Advertising & Marketing Comm
AAS (One-Year Assoc) (U)
2157 Advertising & Marketing
Communications AAS (E/W)
0653 Advertising & Marketing
Communications AAS/BS
2160 Communication Design Fdn.
AAS (One-Year Assoc) (S)(U)
0662 Communication Design
Foundation AAS (P)(S)
2161 Communication Design
Foundation AAS (E/W)(S)
0651 Fashion Design AAS (P)
2163 Fashion Design AAS (E/W)(P)(S)
2164 Fashion Design AAS
(First Year in Italy) (S)
2162 Fashion Design AAS
(One-Year Associate) (S)(U)
2199 Fashion Merch Mgt AAS
(1-Yr. Assoc/Online Degree)
(O)(S)(U)
2167 Fashion Merchand Mgt AAS
(1 Yr Assoc/ E/W) (U)
0652 Fashion Merchandising Mgmt
2166 Fashion Merch Mgmt AAS (E/W)
2165 Fashion Merchandising Mgt
AAS (One-Year Assoc) (U)
2375 Film and Media (S)
0664 Fine Arts (P)(S)
0654 Illustration: General or Fashion
Options AAS (P)(S)
0656 Interior Design (P)
0678 Jewelry Design: Designer Studio
Options AAS (P)(S)
0659 Menswear AAS (P)(S)
0660 Photography (P)(S)
0568 Production Management:
Fashion & Rel Ind AAS (S)
0663 Textile Development &
Marketing AAS (S)
2176 Textile Development & Mktg
AAS (One-Year Assoc) (S)(U)
0658 Textile/Surface Design AAS (P)(S)
2177 Textile/Surface Design AAS
(One-Year Associate) (S)(U)
FINGER LAKES
82
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
2476 Administrative Professional
2336 Architectural Tech/Building Sci
1211 Biotechnology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1070 Chem Dependency Counseling
1173 Communications
0532 Computer Science
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2280 Culinary Arts w/NY Wine &
Culinary Center (S)
2068 E-Commerce
1293 Emergency Med Tech: Paramedic
0530 Engineering Science (S)
1016 Environmental Studies
0664 Fine Arts
2364 Fish and Wildlife Technology
0620 Forest Technology
2069 Game Programming and Design
0509 Graphic Arts & Advertising Tech
0610 Horticulture
0582 Hotel & Resort Management
1175 Human Services (AS)
0494 Information Systems
1492 Information Technology
2233 Instrumentation & Control Tech
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teacher Ed Trans)
0635 Liberal Arts & Sciences
0633 Marketing
0595 Mechanical Technology
0682 Music
1305 Music Recording Technology
0617 Natural Resources Conservation
1107 Natural Resources
Conservation: Law Enforcement
1907 New Media
0622 Nursing (S)
0691 Paralegal
2475 Physical Education & Exercise
Science
2365 Sports Studies
0695 Theatre Arts
1460 Theraputic Massage/Integrated
Health Care (S)
1331 Tourism Management
2366 Tourism Studies
2197 Viticulture and Wine Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2477 Administrative Professional
1207 Applied Computer Applications
0947 Criminal Justice
2449 Corrections Officer
2281 Culinary Arts w/NY Wine &
Culinary Center (S)
0983 Emergency Medical Technology
1736 Horticulture
2305 Natural Resources Conservation
2263 Paralegal (U)
1332 Paramedic
1330 Teaching Assistant
2015 Wildland Fire Suppression (S)
FREDONIA
35
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting*
0262 Acting* (A)
0127 Adolescence Ed: Biology*
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry*
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science*
0120 Adolescence Ed: English*
0122 Adolescence Education: French*
0126 Adolescence Education: Math*
0129 Adolescence Ed: Physics*
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies*
0124 Adolescence Ed: Spanish*
0087 Applied Mathematics*
0309 Art History*
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts* (P)
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology*
0280 Business Administration*
0316 Chemistry*
1557 Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)*
1980 Childhood Inclusive Education*
1354 Communication Disorders/Sci*
0279 Communications*
1534 Com: Audio/Radio Production*
1535 Communications: Com Studies*
1536 Communications: Media Mgmt*
2520 Communication: Journalism*
1537 Communicat: Public Relations*
1538 Communicat: Video Production*
0095 Computer Information Systems
0286 Computer Science*
0287 Criminal Justice*
1421 Dance BFA (A)
0199 Early Admission Program*
0767 Early Childhood Ed (Birth-2)
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1559 Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6) *
Earth Science*
Economics*
Engineering 3+2/Alfred Ceramics*
Engineering 3+2/Binghamton*
Engineering 3+2/Buffalo Univ*
Eng 3+2/Case Western Reserve*
Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson*
Engineering 3+2 with Columbia*
Engineering 3+2 with Cornell*
Engineering 3+2/Louisiana Tech*
Engineering 3+2/Ohio State*
Eng 3+2/Penn State Behrend
Engineering 3+2 with RPI*
Engineering 3+2 with Syracuse*
Engineering 3+2 with Tri-State*
Engineering 3+3 with RIT*
English*
Finance*
French*
Geochemistry*
Geology*
Geophysics*
History*
Industrial Management*
Interdisciplinary Studies*
Management 4+1/Clarkson*
Management 4+1/Niagara Univ*
Management 4+1/RIT
Mgmt 4+1/St. Bonaventure*
Management: Mgmt Science*
Marketing*
Mathematical Physics*
Mathematics*
Medical Technology*
Middle Childhood Education*
Middle Childhood Ed: Biology
Middle Childhood Ed: Chemistry
Middle Childhood Ed: English*
Middle Childhood Ed: French*
Middle Childhood Ed: Math*
Middle Child Ed: Social Studies*
Middle Childhood Ed: Spanish*
Middle Childhood Specialist:
Math (Grades 5-9)
0838 Molecular Genetics
0335 Music* (A)
0152 Music Education* (A)
0178 Music Therapy* (A)
0195 Music: Composition (A)
0366 Music: Performance* (A)
1422 Musical Theatre (BFA) (A)
0340 Philosophy*
0342 Physics*
0343 Political Science*
1520 Pre-Dental 3+4/at Buffalo Univ
0083 Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
2490 Pre-Pharmacy 3+4 with
University at Buffalo
0347 Psychology*
2367 Public Accountancy
0298 Social Welfare: Social Work*
0352 Sociology*
0145 Sound Recording Tech*(A)
0353 Spanish*
0182 Sport Management*
0264 Stage Design/Tech Production (P)
0356 Theatre*
0175 Time-Shortened Baccalaureate*
1904 Visual Arts & New Media* (P)
1899 Visual Arts & New Media:
Animation & Illustra BFA* (P)
1901 Visual Arts & New Media:
Ceramics BFA* (P)
1550 Visual Arts & New Media:
Drawing & Painting* (P)
1352 Visual Arts & New Media:
Film & Video Arts (P)
1900 Visual Arts & New Media:
Graphic Design BFA* (P)
1902 Visual Arts & New Media:
Photography BFA* (P)
1903 Visual Arts & New Media:
Sculpture BFA* (P)
0320
0322
0233
0321
0218
0157
0217
0159
0204
0238
0158
1830
0161
0239
0705
0223
0323
0282
0324
0165
0327
0378
0329
0887
0377
0069
2062
1706
1689
0284
0285
0369
0334
0290
1558
1592
1593
0102
0103
0107
0108
0109
1582
FULTON-MONTGOMERY 77
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
0525 Automotive Technology (S)(T)
0632 Business Administration AAS*
0671 Business Administration AS*
2266 Business Tech and Applications
2322 Communication/Broadcast Media
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS*
2383 Computer Networking
0532 Computer Science*
0559 Computer Technology (S)(T)
0540 Construction Technology (S)(T)
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
2381 Digital Comm & Transmedia
1327 Early Childhood
0555 Electrical Technology (S)(T)
0664 Fine Arts*
2372 Health Sciences
1731 Health Studies
0604 Human Services AAS (S)
1175 Human Services (AS)
0688 Individual Studies (S)
0250 LAS: General Studies*
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
1176 Medical Administrative Asst AAS
0622 Nursing (S)(T)
2468 Physical Ed & Sports Mgmt*
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2467 Automation Systems:
Mechatronics*
2267 Business Applications Specialist
1596 Computer Systems Specialist
0968 Early Childhood
0926 General Automotive Services
0985 General Education
2469 Heating, Ventilation, Air
Conditioning & Refrigeration*
0949 Human Services
0987 Individual Studies
1330 Teaching Assistant
GENESEE
81
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1129 Accounting AS
1551 Administrative Assistant
1205 Alcohol/Substance Abuse Studies*
1211 Biotechnology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
0501 Communications & Media Arts
1171 Computer Info Systems AS
1841 Computer Support & Operations
1791 Comp Systems & Network Tech
1875 Computerized Drafting & Design
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1792 Customer Relationship Mgmt
1477 Digital Art
1729 Economic Crime Investigation
0530 Engineering Science
1362 Entrepreneurship
0652 Fashion Merchandising Mgmt
0664 Fine Arts
1794 Fitness/Recreational Sports Mgmt
2420 Food Processing Technology
0604 Human Services AAS
1175 Human Services AS
1796 Individualized Studies
0425 LAS: Teacher Education Transfer
0250 LAS: Gen Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
1801 LAS: Sport Management Studies
1176 Medical Administrative Asst AAS
0622 Nursing (S)
1798 Paralegal Studies (S)
1485 Physical Education Studies
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (S)
2268 Polysomnographic Technology
0440 Respiratory Care (S)
1799 Teaching Assistant
0695 Theatre Arts*
1940 Theatre Technology
1795 Tourism & Hospitality Mgmt
2269 Veterinary Technology
1892 Web Design
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting*
1104 Child Care
1496 Computer Repair
1876 Computerized Drafting & Design
0947 Criminal Justice*
2110 Deaf Studies
1737 Developmental Disabilities Studies
0968 Early Childhood
1192 Entrepreneurship
0985 General Education
1345 Gerontology
1299 Health Studies
1805 Help Desk Support
1433 Hospitality Management
1797 Medical Office Assistant
1686 Musical Theatre
0939 Office Assistant
1344 Sales & Customer Service
1330 Teaching Assistant
1846 Web Design
GENESEO
36
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
12 apply online www.suny.edu/applysuny
0122
0126
0129
0125
0124
0304
0301
0309
0387
0313
0848
2427
0280
2422
0316
1557
0279
0344
0199
1559
0322
0218
0157
0217
0159
0323
0324
0165
0325
0327
0378
0329
0807
1705
0069
1706
1707
0334
0335
1524
0340
1756
0342
0379
0343
1520
1112
0083
0347
0352
0353
1560
0356
0825
Adolescence Education: French
Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
Adolescence Education: Physics
Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
Adolescence Education: Spanish
American Studies
Anthropology
Art History
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences: Biology
Biophysics
Black Studies
Business Administration
Business Administration 3+2
w/Binghamton
Chemistry
Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
Communications
Comparative Literature
Early Admission Program
Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6)
Economics
Engineering 3+2/Buffalo Univ
Eng 3+2/Case Western Reserve
Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson
Engineering 3+2 with Columbia
English
French
Geochemistry
Geography
Geology
Geophysics
History
International Relations
Management 4+1/Alfred Univ
Management 4+1 with Clarkson
Management 4+1 with RIT
Management 4+1/Union College
Mathematics
Music (A)
Musical Theatre BA (A)
Philosophy
Physical Therapy 3+3 w/Upstate
Medical University (F)
Physics
Physics: Applied
Political Science
Pre-Dental 3+4/Buffalo Univ
Pre-Med 3+4 NYIT College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Special Ed/Child Ed (Grades 1-6)
Theatre (A)
Theatre & English
HERKIMER COUNTY
80
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1129 Accounting AS
1443 Art Studies
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
2428 Business: Fashion Buying &
Merchandising
0693 Business: Health Services
Management Technology
1939 Communication Arts: New Media
1365 Computer Network Technician
0532 Computer Science
1775 Computer Support Specialist
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
2265 Criminal Justice: Crime &
Intelligence Analysis
1734 Criminal Justice: Cybersecurity
1329 Crim Jus: Forensic Investigations
2191 Digital Filmmaking
1327 Early Childhood
1293 Emergency Med Tech: Paramedic
0530 Engineering Science
0664 Fine Arts
2192 Gender Studies
1325 Human Resource Management
0604 Human Services AAS
1773 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed Initiative)
0250 Liberal Arts & Sci: Gen Studies
0201 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
0221 Liberal Arts & Sci: Mathematics
2431 Liberal Arts & Sci: Phys Ed
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
0212 Liberal Arts & Sci: Social Sci
0633 Marketing
2430 Mobile Application Development
2032 Music Industry
0691 Paralegal
1036 Photographic Technology
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (S)
2429 Quality Assurance - Business
0685 Radio & Television Broadcasting
1157 Small Business Management
0462 Sports & Recreation Mgmt
1831 Travel Events Management
1526 Website/E-Business Development
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2386 Medical Coding/Transcriptionist
1332 Paramedic
0933 Small Business Management
1330 Teaching Assistant
HUDSON VALLEY
58
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
2214 Administrative Info Mgmt/Tech
0490 Advanced Manufacturing Tech (S)
2071 Advanced Manufacturing
Technology (Evenings only) (S)
0538 Architectural Technology (S)
0453 Autobody Repair
2296 Automotive Management (S)
0411 Automotive Mechanics AOS
1554 Biological Science
1211 Biotechnology
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1070 Chem Dependency Counseling
0535 Chemical Technology
0517 Civil Engineering Technology
1750 Computer Info Sys: System
& Network Administration
1747 Computer Info Systems: Web
Design & WWW Programming
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
1171 Computer Info Systems AS
0540 Construction Technology
1934 Criminal Investigation
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0545 Dental Hygiene (S)
2443 Digital Marketing
1599 Digital Media
1327 Early Childhood
1786 Elect Tech: Semiconductor
Manufacturing Tech (S)
0461 Electrical Construction
& Maintenance AOS (S)
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech (S)
1293 EMT: Paramedic
0530 Engineering Science
1362 Entrepreneurship
2061 Environmental Science
0664 Fine Arts
1666 Forensic Science Studies
2215 Health Information Mgmt/Tech
1590 Heating/Refrig Sys AOS (E/W)
1175 Human Services AS
0688 Individual Studies
1651 Individual Studies (Online Degree)
2010 Invasive Cardiovascular Tech (S)
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0633 Marketing
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
2450 Mechatronics (S)
0599 Mortuary Science
0622 Nursing (S)
1546 Nursing - Evening (S)
1485 Physical Education Studies
2213 Physical Sciences
2298 Polysomnography (S)
0692 Public Administration Studies
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
0440 Respiratory Care (S)
1355 Surgical Technology (S)
0695 Theatre Arts
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting
2262 Animal Advocacy
2371 Architecture Technology (F)(S)
2180 Bereavement Studies
1859 Biotechnology (S)(U)
1164 Coaching
1167 Computer Aided Drafting (S)
1853 Computer Software Application
Specialist
0924 Construction Technology (S)
1353 Dental Assisting (S)
1018 Diagnostic Med Sonography (T)
1514 Digital Media
0052 Disability Studies
1096 Echocardiography (T)
1192 Entrepreneurship
2442 Fitness Specialist
0985 General Education
1854 Health Information Technician
2259 Health Sciences
2144 Information Systems
2029 Overhead Electric Line Worker (S)
1332 Paramedic (S)
1923 Photovoltaic Installation (E/W)
2264 Semiconductor Tech (S)(U)
1862
0028
1330
2212
2460
Supermarket Mgmt/Operations
Surgical Technology
Teaching Assistant
Wind Technician (S)
Worksite Health Promotion
JAMESTOWN (MAIN)
59
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
1211 Biotechnology
0632 Business Administration (AAS)
0671 Business Administration (AS) (O)
2388 Business: Accounting (O)
1173 Communications
0581 Computer Info Systems (AAS)
0532 Computer Science (O)
2279 Criminal Justice (AS)
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
1327 Early Childhood
0530 Engineering Science
2061 Environmental Science
0620 Forest Technology
2432 Global Studies
0604 Human Services (AAS)
1175 Human Services (AS)
0688 Individual Studies AAS/AS (O)
1492 Information Technology (O)
1804 LAS: Adolescence Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1802 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1803 LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
0201 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0212 LAS: Social Science
0595 Mechanical Technology
1732 Media Arts
1664 Medical Office Technology (O)
0682 Music
0622 Nursing (S)(T)
0665 Occupational Therapy Asst (S)(T)
0667 Office Technologies (O)
1485 Physical Education Studies
1445 Studio Arts
1643 Welding Technology AAS
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1859 Biotechnology
1681 Computer Aided Design:
Computer Numerical Control
1660 Corrections Officer Technology
1781 Digital Audio Production
1782 Digital Graphic Design &
Publishing
2406 Early Childhood Development
2240 Entrepreneurship (Online Degree)
2382 Industrial Equipment Tech
1498 Information Technology (O)
2247 Law Enforcement Supervisor
1658 Law Enforcement Technology
2027 Machine Tool Technology
1665 Medical Office Technology (O)
1785 Multimedia Production
1507 Network Administration
0981 Office Technology (O)
1846 Web Design
1922 Welding Technology
JAMESTOWN (OLEAN)
66
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS (O)
2388 Business: Accounting (O)
1173 Communications
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
0532 Computer Science (O)
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
1327 Early Childhood
0620 Forest Technology
2432 Global Studies
0604 Human Services AAS
1175 Human Services AS
0688 Individual Studies AAS/AS (O)
1492 Information Technology (O)
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed: Trans)
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed. Trans)
1803 LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed: Transfer)
0201 Liberal Arts & Sci: Humanities
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0212 LAS: Social Science
1664 Medical Office Technology (O)
0622 Nursing (S)(T)
0667 Office Technologies (O)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1859 Biotechnology
1660 Corrections Officer Technology
2406 Early Childhood Development
1498 Information Technology (O)
1665 Medical Office Technology (O)
1507 Network Administration
0981 Office Technology (O)
1846 Web Design
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74
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
1129 Accounting AS*
2484 Agri-Business*
0632 Business Administration AAS*
0671 Business Administration AS*
2283 Business Administration
(Jointly reg with Potsdam)*
2370 Chemical Dependency
1171 Computer Info Systems AS*
2284 Computer Information Tech*
0532 Computer Science*
2279 Criminal Justice AS*
1327 Early Childhood*
0530 Engineering Science*
0639 Fire Protection Technology*
0644 Hospitality & Tourism*
1175 Human Services AS*
0688 Individual Studies*
2286 LAS: Childhood Ed Teacher Ed
Trans (w/Potsdam)*
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed. Trans)*
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci*
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science*
0622 Nursing
2287 Office Tech/Administrative Asst*
2288 Office Technologies/Medical*
0691 Paralegal*
1894 Paramedic*
1087 Physical Education
1396 Sports Management*
2369 Zoo Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting*
0947 Criminal Justice*
2485 Energy Technology*
0918 Fire Protection Technology*
2285 Hospitality & Tourism*
2289 Office Studies*
1332 Paramedic*
1330 Teaching Assistant*
2321 Winery Mgmt & Marketing*
MARITIME
18
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0266 Electrical Engineering
1081 Facilities Engineering
1591 International Transportation/ Trade
0211 Marine Engineering
1187 Marine Environmental Science
1274 Marine Operations
0210 Marine Transportation
1861 Maritime Studies
0268 Mechanical Engineering
0206 Naval Architecture
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAM
1189 Marine Technology:
Small Vessel Operations
MOHAWK VALLEY
60
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1551 Administrative Assistant
0558 Adv Media Marketing & Mgmt
0491 Air Conditioning Tech: Refrig
0428 Aircraft Maintenance:
Mechanical Technology (T)
0576 Building Mgmt & Maintenance
0671 Business Administration AS
1306 Business Management AAS
1711 Chem Dependency Practitioner
0535 Chemical Technology
0517 Civil Engineering Technology
1713 Computer Aided Drafting AOS
0629 Comp Info Sys: Microcomputers
0532 Computer Science
2337 Computer Sci: Cybersecurity
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1035 Criminal Jus: Law Enforcement
0578 Culinary Arts
0591 Data Process, Program/Systems
1696 Digital Animation AAS
2194 Ed Sign Language Interpretation
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech
0460 Electrical Service Technician
1566 Elec Ser Tech: Fiber Optics (AOS)
1970 Emerg Med Serv/ Paramedic (T)
0530 Engineering Science
1414 Environ Analysis: Chem Tech
1817 Financial Services Management
0664 Fine Arts
0639 Fire Protection Technology
0572 Food Ser Admin: Restaurant Mgt
0620 Forest Technology
2314 Geospatial Technology*
1218 Graphic Arts Technology
1217 Graphic Comm: Graphic Design
1219 Graphic Comm: Illustration
1968 Health Studies-Radiologic
Technology (T)
1253 Hotel Tech: Meeting Services
Management
0604 Human Services AAS
0688 Individual Studies
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed: Trans)
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed. Trans)
0250 LAS: General Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
1166 LAS: International Studies
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
1771 LAS: Psychology
1698 Liberal Arts & Sci: Public Policy
1699 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Theatre
0596 Manufacturing Technology
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
1967 Medical Assisting
0622 Nursing (S)
1014 Nutrition & Dietetics
0660 Photography
1712 Recreation & Leisure Services
0440 Respiratory Care
1962 School Facilities Management
(Online Degree) (O)
1700 Semiconductor Manufact Tech
0543 Surveying Technology
1179 Telecommunica Tech: Verizon
1695 Web Development/Info Design
0666 Welding Technology AOS
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2111 Administrative Assistant
1919 Airframe & Powerplant Tech*
1971 Allied Health Care
1469 CNC Machinist
1250 Carpentry & Masonry
1251 Chef Training
1164 Coaching
1167 Computer Aided Drafting
2393 Crim Just: Law Enforcement (S)
2048 Cybersecurity
1243 Electronic Technician
1693 English As A Second Language
1192 Entrepreneurship
1228 Finance
1356 Graphic Communications
0961 Heating & Air Conditioning
1588 Individual Studies: Allied Health
1589 Individual Studies: Business/Ind
0035 Industrial & Comm Electricity
1232 Insurance
1247 Machinist Technology
1227 Managerial Accounting
2519 Mechatronics
1229 Media, Marketing & Mgmt
1239 Medical Assistant
0962 Photography
1248 Refrigeration
1963 School Facilities Management
(Online Degree) (O)
0933 Small Business Management
1234 Supervisory Management
1972 Surgical Technician
1242 Surveying
1770 Transportation Management
(Online Degree) (O)
0712 Welding
MONROE
71
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
2050 Addictions Counseling
1981 Advertising: Commercial Art
1986 Air Conditioning Technology:
Heating & Ventilation
2339 Applied Integrated Technology
1987 Apprentice Training: Automotive
1988 Apprentice Training: Mach Trades
1211 Biotechnology
0671 Business Administration AS
2342 Business: International Business
2031 Cinema and Screen Studies
2345 Clinical Laboratory Technician /
Medical Lab Tech (S)
0501 Communications & Media Arts
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
1171 Computer Info Systems AS
0532 Computer Science
0405 Computer Systems Technology
0540 Construction Technology
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1990 Criminal Jus: Institutional Corr
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
0545 Dental Hygiene (S)
1973 Design (Fashion), Int Design (S)
2343 Diversity/Community Studies
2346 Electrical Eng Tech - Electronics
0530 Engineering Science
2340 Entrepreneurial and Applied
Business Studies
0664 Fine Arts
0639 Fire Protection Technology
1117 Health Information Technology:
Medical Records (S)
1731 Health Studies
1730 Hospitality Management
0604
1175
2487
1492
1804
2461
2462
1802
1803
Human Services AAS
Human Services AS
Information and Network Tech
Information Technology
LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed: Trans)
LAS: Biology
LAS: Chemistry
LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed. Trans)
LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed: Transfer)
1394 Lib Arts & Sci: Gen Studies AS
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
2344 Mathematics
0595 Mechanical Technology
2348 Music Performance (A)
0622 Nursing
1989 Optical Systems Technology
1894 Paramedic
1485 Physical Education Studies
2341 Precision Machining
2030 Public Relations
2466 Public Safety Communications
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
1396 Sports Management
1355 Surgical Technology (S)
2349 Sustainability Studies
0695 Theatre Arts
2347 Visual Communication
Technology: Graphic Design
1984 Visual Communication
Technology: Photography & TV
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2351 Addictions Counseling
2350 Advanced Studies
2399 Agricultural & Food Studies
1733 Automotive Technology
2360 Comp Aided Drafting & Design
2353 Culinary Arts
2048 Cybersecurity
1353 Dental Assisting (S)
2354 Dental Assisting Rapid Track
2408 Direct Disability Support Services
2355 Early Care
1998 Electronics Technology
1993 Emergency Medical Services
1994 Food Management
2409 Golf Management
1996 Heat, Vent & Air Conditioning
2005 Hotel Management
0949 Human Services
2359 Mathematics
2001 Office Tech: Med Office Asst
2002 Optical Systems Technology
2272 Paralegal Studies (S)
1332 Paramedic
2378 Precision Machining: Optical
Fabrication
2004 Precision Tooling
0933 Small Business Management
2379 Solar Thermal Technology
2358 Sustainability
2034 Teaching Assistant: Adolescence
2036 Teaching Assistant: Early
Childhood/Childhood
2033 Teaching Assistant: Technology
2007 Travel & Tourism
MORRISVILLE STATE
96
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1914 Agricultural Bus Development
1965 Applied Psychology
1656 Automotive Management
1611 Automotive Technology BTech
0280 Business Administration
0287 Criminal Justice
1605 Dairy Management
1936 Entrepreneurship & Small
Business Management (U)
1321 Equine Science (U)
1941 Horticultural Business Mgmt
1930 Human Performance and
Health Promotion
2042 Information Technology Mgmt
1502 Information Technology:
Applications Soft Develop (T)
1504 Info Tech: End-User Support (T)
1505 Information Technology:
Network Administration (T)
1506 Info Tech: Web Development (T)
1503 Information Technology:
Electronic Market & Publish (T)
2017 Journalism & Communication
for Online Media
2398 Renewable Energy
1610 Renewable Resources Tech (U)
2014 Science, Technology & Society
1318 Technology Management (U)
1627 Technology Management:
Resort & Recreation Service
2096 Videojournalism
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1129 Accounting AS
0511 Agricultural Business
0512 Agricultural Engineering Tech
0527 Agricultural Mechanics:
Agricultural Engineering Tech
0514 Agricultural Science
0562 Animal Science: Dairy
0698 Animal Sci: Equine Racing Mgmt
0687 Animal Science: Equine Science
& Management
1020 Aquaculture & Aquatic Science
1755 Architectural Studies & Design
2054 Autobody Technology
1393 Automotive Technology AAS
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
2270 Computer Aided Design Tech
0581 Computer Infor Systems AAS
1171 Computer Info Systems AS
0532 Computer Science
0405 Computer Systems Technology
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2392 Culinary Arts Management
2391 Diesel Equipment Tech AAS
1604 Diesel Technology AOS
2513 Dietetic Technician/Nutrition Care
1327 Early Childhood
0530 Engineering Science
1843 Environmental & Natural
Resource Conservation
0570 Food Service Administration
0572 Food Service Administration:
Restaurant Management
0620 Forest Technology
1361 Gaming & Casino Management
1451 Health Related Studies
0610 Horticulture
0604 Human Services AAS
0688 Individual Studies
2092 Journalism Studies
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
1803 LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1600 Landscape Architectural Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
1342 Massage Therapy
0493 Mechanical Engineering Tech
2200 Medical Office Administration
0617 Natural Resources Conservation
0622 Nursing
1906 Office Administration
1905 Office Administration: Mgmt
0457 Office Tech: Info Processing
2098 Renewable Energy Technology
0463 Residential Construction
1450 Sports, Nutrition/Fitness Mgmt
0680 Travel & Tourism
0618 Wood Products Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0912 Agricultural Mechanics
1200 Casino Careers: Profes Develop
0996 Word Processing
NEW PALTZ
41
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
0127 Adolescence Ed: Biology (T)
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science*
0120 Adolescence Ed: English (T)
0122 Adolescence Ed French (T)
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics (T)
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies (T)
0124 Adolescence Ed: Spanish (T)
0301 Anthropology
0142 Art Education (P)(T)
0309 Art History (T)
0305 Asian Studies
2315 Astronomy
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
2427 Black Studies
1140 Ceramics (P)(T)
0316 Chemistry
1354 Comm Disorders & Science (T)
1822 Communication Studies
0843 Computer Engineering
0286 Computer Science
2302 Digital Media Production
2301 Digital Media Prog & Mgmt
0199 Early Admission Program
1559 Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6)
0322 Economics
0266 Electrical Engineering
0323 English
1025 Environmental & Forest Biology
3+2 with ESF (F)
1746 Environ Geochemical Science
0282 Finance
0324 French
1646
0325
0327
1425
0329
0724
0807
0760
0237
1645
0285
0334
0268
1141
0335
0382
0340
0383
0342
0343
1112
0083
0384
0347
0385
0352
0353
0356
0373
0741
General Business
Geography
Geology (T)
Graphic Design BFA (P)(T)
History
International Business
International Relations
Journalism
Latin Amer-Caribbean Studies
Management
Marketing
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Metal (P)(T)
Music (A)(T)
Painting (P)(T)
Philosophy
Photography (P)(T)
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Med 3+4 NYIT College of
Osteopathic Medicine (F)(S)
Pre-Optometry 3+4 with
Optometry (F)(S)
Printmaking: Lithography/
Intaglio (P)(T)
Psychology
Sculpture (P)(T)
Sociology
Spanish
Theatre (A)
Visual Arts (P)(T)
Women's Studies
NIAGARA COUNTY
75
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
1129 Accounting AS
0413 Animal Management (S)
2444 Animation
2066 Baking & Pastry Arts
1211 Biotechnology
2388 Business: Accounting
2478 Business: Admin Assistant
2480 Business: Bus Admin AS
2479 Business: Bus Admin AAS (O)
2481 Business: Retail Business Mgmt
1043 Comp Aided Draft/Design (CADD)
1171 Computer Info Systems AS
0532 Computer Science
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0578 Culinary Arts
1599 Digital Media
1729 Economic Crime Investigation
1741 Emergency Management AAS
2211 Engineering Studies
2482 Enology
1016 Environmental Studies
0664 Fine Arts
1361 Gaming & Casino Management
1731 Health Studies
0610 Horticulture
1730 Hospitality Management
1175 Human Services AS
0688 Individual Studies
1363 International Business
2149 LAS: TESOL (Jointly reg.
w/Niagara U.)
0635 Liberal Arts & Sciences
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
2518 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci:
Childhood Ed Grades 1-6 AA,
jointly registered w/Buffalo State
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
1342 Massage Therapy
0595 Mechanical Technology
0574 Medical Assistant
0682 Music
0622 Nursing (S)(T)
1485 Physical Education Studies
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (S)
2271 Public Communication
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
2008 Recreation Studies
2063 Restaurant Management
1396 Sports Management
1355 Surgical Technology
0695 Theatre Arts
2051 Tourism Mgmt & Event Planning
2483 Viticulture
2237 Winery Operations
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting
2078 Audio Recording/Production
1415 Baking & Pastry Arts
0053 Business Management
1807 Casino Operations
1103 Chem Dependency Counseling
1167 Computer Aided Drafting
2380 Culinary Skills
1514 Digital Media
0052 Disability Studies
2067 Early Childhood Studies
2011 Emergency Management
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2053
0986
1470
1736
1806
1401
0900
0939
2227
0905
0938
1330
2052
2065
Event Planning
General Studies
Geographic Info Systems
Horticulture
Hospitality Operations
Local Area Networks
Music
Office Assistant
Personal Training
Phlebotomist
Practical Nursing
Teaching Assistant
Tourism Management
Wine and Beverage Management
NORTH COUNTRY
87
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
1070 Chem Dependency Counseling
2258 Computer Graphics & Design
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2325 Entrepreneurship Management
2061 Environmental Science
2255 Fine Arts - Studio
2372 Health Sciences
0604 Human Services AAS
0688 Individual Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
1342 Massage Therapy (S)
0622 Nursing (S)
0667 Office Technologies
0628 Radiologic Technology (S)
2256 Sports and Events Management
2257 Wilderness Recreation Leadership
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2260 Community Residence Aide
1334 Computer Graphics & Design
1345 Gerontology
2259 Health Sciences
0981 Office Technology
0938 Practical Nursing (S)
OLD WESTBURY
46
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
0304 American Studies
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0280 Business Administration
0316 Chemistry
1557 Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
1576 Childhood Education: Bilingual
Ext (Grades 1-6)
0170 Computer & Information Science
0286 Computer Science
0810 Criminology
0323 English
0723 Health & Society
0329 History
0283 Industrial & Labor Relations
0858 Management Info Systems
0334 Mathematics
1072 Media & Communications
1592 Middle Childhood Ed: Biology
1593 Middle Childhood Ed: Chemistry
0107 Middle Childhood Ed: Math
0109 Middle Childhood Ed: Spanish
1065 Philosophy & Religion
0393 Politics, Economics and Law
1112 Pre-Med 3+4 NYIT College of
Osteopathic Medicine (F)(S)
0347 Psychology
0352 Sociology
0824 Spanish Language, Hispanic
Literature & Culture
1560 Special Education & Child Ed
(Grades 1-6)
0113 Special Ed w/Bilingual Extension
0373 Visual Arts
1727 Visual Arts: Electronic Media
ONEONTA
0177
0308
0387
0313
0751
0316
1098
1557
1535
1601
0286
0287
0289
0199
1559
42
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
0122 Adolescence Education: French
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
1579 Africana and Latino Studies
0301 Anthropology
0320
0322
0233
0321
0218
0217
0219
0161
0239
0323
0363
1411
0302
0248
2319
1424
0324
0325
0327
1097
0329
0297
2320
0844
0069
1706
1707
1333
0334
0372
0335
0732
1769
0340
1756
1278
0342
0343
0083
1824
0347
0352
0353
0355
0356
0169
Art Studio
Art: Fine & Visual Arts
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences: Biology
Business Economics
Chemistry
Child & Family Studies
Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
Communications: Com Studies
Computer Art
Computer Science
Criminal Justice
Dietetics
Early Admission Program
Early Childhood/Child Ed
(Birth-2 & Grades 1-6)
Earth Science
Economics
Engineering 3+2/Alfred Ceramics
Engineering 3+2/Binghamton
Engineering 3+2/Buffalo Univ
Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson
Eng 3+2/Polytech Institute of NY
Engineering 3+2 with RPI
Engineering 3+2 with Syracuse
English
Environmental Science
Family & Consumer Sciences Ed
Fashion Design 3+1 with FIT
Fashion Merchandising 3+1/FIT
Fashion and Textiles
Food Serv & Restaurant Admin
French
Geography
Geology
Gerontology Studies
History
Human Ecology
International Develop Studies
International Studies
Management 4+1 with Clarkson
Management 4+1/RIT
Management 4+1/Union College
Mass Communications
Mathematics
Meteorology
Music
Music Industry
Occupational Therapy 4+2 with
Sage Graduate School
Philosophy
Physical Therapy 3+3 w/Upstate
Medical University (F)
Physical Therapy 4+3 w/Sage
Graduate School
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
Professional Accounting
Psychology
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Theatre
Water Resources
ONONDAGA
72
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
2404 Alcohol & Substance Abuse
Counseling
2415 American Sign Language*
0410 Apprentice Train: Build Trades*
0597 Apprentice Training: Electrical*
0538 Architectural Technology*
1948 Art
0525 Automotive Technology AOS*
0632 Business Administration AAS*
0671 Business Administration AS*
2412 Business Technology
1974 Communication Studies*
1491 Computer Forensics*
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS*
0532 Computer Science*
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1327 Early Childhood
0699 Electrical Engineering Tech*
1580 Electronic Media Comm*
1741 Emegency Management
0530 Engineering Science*
2193 Environmental Technology*
0639 Fire Protection Technology*
1117 Health Info Tech: Med Records*
1730 Hospitality Management*
1175 Human Services AS*
0656 Interior Design
1804 LAS: Adoles Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
1802 LAS: Child Ed (Teach Ed Trans)
0250 LAS: General Studies*
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci*
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science*
0595 Mechanical Technology*
14 apply online www.suny.edu/applysuny
0682 Music*
2384 Nuclear Technology*
0622 Nursing
0660 Photography*
2070 Phys Ed & Exercise Sci Studies*
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (S)
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2433 Advanced ManufacturingMachining
2411 Early Child Care
0918 Fire Protection Technology
0949 Human Services
2056 Law Enforcement*
2203 Line Mechanic-Utility Worker*
0943 Professional Cooking*
0028 Surgical Technology (S)
1398 Web Technology*
ORANGE COUNTY
(MIDDLETOWN)
63
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1129 Accounting AS
1633 Adolescence Ed: Biology
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1639 Adolescence Ed: Math
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1636 Adoles Ed: English w/New Paltz
1641 Adolescence Education: Spanish
(w/New Paltz)
1640 Adolescence Education: Social
Studies (w/New Paltz)
0538 Architectural Technology
0671 Business Administration AS
1306 Business Management AAS
2125 Computer Info Tech: Networking
0532 Computer Science
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
2216 Cyber Security
0545 Dental Hygiene (J)
2133 Early Childhood Develop/Care
1741 Emergency Management AAS
0530 Engineering Science
0639 Fire Protection Technology
1175 Human Services AS
0688 Individual Studies
2126 LAS: Exercise Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
1166 LAS: International Studies
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science
0633 Marketing
0600 Medical Laboratory Tech (J)
0602 Medical Office Assistant
0682 Music
1907 New Media
0622 Nursing
0665 Occupational Therapy Asst (J)
0667 Office Technologies
0489 Physical Therapist Assistant (J)
0628 Radiologic Technology (J)
1985 Visual Communication Tech:
Grapic Arts & Printing
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
2136 Accounting Procedures
2137 Clerical Office Assistant
2135 Early Childhood Develop/Care
2139 Law Enforcement/Security
1330 Teaching Assistant
ORANGE COUNTY
(NEWBURGH)
39
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
1306 Business Management (AAS)
2279 Criminal Justice (AS)
0640 Criminal Justice: Police
1175 Human Services (AS)
0688 Individual Studies
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci
0622 Nursing
OSWEGO
43
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
0122 Adolescence Education: French
0123 Adolescence Education: German
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
0882 Agricultural Education
0304 American Studies
0301 Anthropology
0087 Applied Mathematics
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0758 Broadcasting: Radio & TV
0280
0316
1557
1928
1032
1716
2329
0286
0797
0199
0322
0156
2238
0323
1411
0282
0361
0324
0165
0327
2491
0328
1425
0881
0329
1147
1124
0015
0844
0760
1621
0332
0285
0162
0334
0372
0335
1879
0340
0398
1756
0342
0343
0083
0347
0272
0763
2138
0352
2077
0353
0228
0153
1101
1318
0356
0151
0111
1402
0358
Business Administration
Chemistry
Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
Cinema and Screen Studies
Cognitive Science
Communication Studies:
Broadcast & Mass Commun
Communication/Social Interaction
Computer Science
Creative Writing
Early Admission Program
Economics
Education: Bus and Marketing
Electrical/Comp Engineering
English
Family & Consumer Sciences Ed
Finance
Fine Arts (P)
French
Geochemistry
Geology
Gender and Women’s Studies
German
Graphic Design BFA (P)
Health Careers Education
History
Human Development
Human Resource Management
Information Science
International Studies
Journalism
Language & International Trade
Linguistics
Marketing
Mathematical Economics
Mathematics
Meteorology
Music
Operations Mgmt & Info Sys
Philosophy
Philosophy & Psychology
Physical Therapy 3+3 w/Upstate
Medical University (F)
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
Psychology
Public Justice (O)
Public Relations
(Online transfers only)
Risk Management Insurance
Sociology
Software Engineering
Spanish
Teaching English To Speakers
of Other Languages
Technical Education
Technology Education
Technology Management
Theatre
Trade Education
Undergrad Evening Program
Wellness Management
Zoology
PLATTSBURGH
AT QUEENSBURY
38
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0280 Business Administration (U)
0287 Criminal Justice (U)
2465 Nursing (RN to BS) (U)
0347 Psychology (U)
PLATTSBURGH
44
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0281 Accounting
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
1880 Adoles Ed: Biology BA/MST
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
1881 Adoles Ed: Chemistry BA/MST
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
1882 Adoles Ed: English BA/MST
0122 Adolescence Education: French
1888 Adolescence Ed: French BA/MST
1883 Adoles Ed: Geology BA/MST
1884 Adoles Ed: History BA/MST
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
1885 Adolescence Ed: Math BA/MST
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
1886 Adoles Ed: Physics BA/MST
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
1887 Adoles Ed: Spanish BA/MST
0301 Anthropology
0177 Art Studio
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts
2306 Audio-Radio Production
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
2307 Broadcast Journalism
0280 Business Administration
0316 Chemistry
1557 Childhood Ed (Grades 1-6)
2147 Childhood/Special Ed
(Birth-Grade 6) BS/MSED
1354 Communication Disorders & Sci
1822 Communication Studies
0279 Communications
0286 Computer Science
2458 Computer Security
0287 Criminal Justice
0299 Cytotechnology
2302 Digital Media Production
0199 Early Admission Program
0744 Ecology
0322 Economics
0321 Engineering 3+2/Binghamton
0217 Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson
0239 Engineering 3+2 with Syracuse
0323 English
2089 English: Language Arts
2090 English: Literature
2091 English: Writing Arts
1839 Entrepreneurship
0363 Environmental Science
0720 Environmental Studies
1808 Expeditionary Studies
0282 Finance
2064 Fitness and Wellness Leadership
0324 French
2491 Gender and Women’s Studies
0327 Geology
1927 Global Supply Chain Mgmt
0329 History
0073 Hotel, Restaurant/Tourism Mgmt
1889 Human Dev/Family Relations
2045 Information Technology
0724 International Business
0760 Journalism
1812 Journalism: Magazine
2236 Journalism: Multimedia
1813 Journalism: Newspaper
0841 Latin American Studies
1645 Management
0069 Management 4+1 with Clarkson
0858 Management Info Systems
0285 Marketing
0334 Mathematics
0290 Medical Technology
0335 Music (A)
0291 Nursing
0192 Nursing (RN Required) (Full &
Part-Time) (Online degree) (U)
1890 Nutrition
0340 Philosophy
0342 Physics
0343 Political Science
0083 Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
2490 Pre-Pharmacy 3+4 w/University
at Buffalo
0347 Psychology
0763 Public Relations
0298 Social Welfare: Social Work
0352 Sociology
0353 Spanish
1560 Spec Ed/Child Ed (Grades 1-6)
2308 TV-Video Production
0356 Theatre
POTSDAM
45
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adoles Education: Chemistry
0131 Adoles Education: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
0122 Adolescence Education: French
0126 Adolescenc Ed: Mathematics
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
0301 Anthropology
0793 Archaeology
1110 Art Education 3+1/St Lawrence
0309 Art History
0177 Art Studio
0308 Art: Fine & Visual Arts (P)
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0280 Business Administration
0751 Business Economics
0316 Chemistry
2517 Childhood/Early Childhood &
Education (Grades 1-6 &
Birth-Grade 2)
0704 Community Health
0286 Computer Science
2292 Creative Writing (BFA)
0287 Criminal Justice
0339 Dance
0199 Early Admission Program
0767 Early Childhood Education
(Birth-Grade 2)
0322 Economics
0321 Engineering 3+2/Binghamton
0217 Engineering 3+2 with Clarkson
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2276
2090
2291
2277
0720
1226
0324
0327
2463
2464
0329
0844
1705
0069
1706
1707
0334
2275
0335
0152
0022
0366
0196
0340
0342
0343
0083
0347
0350
0352
0353
0354
2516
0356
2195
0373
1950
English: Creative Writing
English: Literature
English: Literature / Writing
English: Writing
Environmental Studies
Exercise Science
French
Geology
Graphic Des & New Media (BA)
Graphic Des & New Media (BFA)
History
International Studies
Management 4+1/Alfred Univ
Management 4+1 with Clarkson
Management 4+1/RIT
Management 4+1/Union College
Mathematics
Mathematics BA/MA
Music (A)
Music Education (A)
Music: Business (A)
Music: Performance (A)
Musical Studies (A)
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Pre-Optometry 3+4/Optometry
Psychology
Science: Interdisciplinary
Sociology
Spanish
Speech Communications
Student-Initiated
Interdepartmental Major
Theatre
Theatre Education (Pre K-12)
Visual Arts
Women's and Gender Studies
PURCHASE
47
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0262 Acting (A)(S)
0301 Anthropology
0309 Art History
1860 Arts Management
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
0316 Chemistry
0386 Cinema Studies
0797 Creative Writing (P)
1421 Dance BFA (A)(S)
0199 Early Admission Program (S)
0322 Economics
0720 Environmental Studies
0263 Film (P)(S)
2395 Gender Studies
1425 Graphic Design BFA (P)
0329 History
0760 Journalism
0782 Language & Culture
0841 Latin American Studies
0214 Liberal Studies (U)
1679 Liberal Studies: Arts (U)
1724 Liberal Studies: Comm/Media
Studies (U)
1725 Liberal Studies: Legal Studies (U)
0333 Literature
1726 Mathematics/Computer Science
0244 Media, Society & Art
0335 Music (A)
1832 Music Perform: Instrumental (A)
1833 Music Perform: Jazz Studies (A)
1834 Music Performance: Vocal (A)
1835 Music Production (A)
0195 Music: Composition (A)
2100 Music: Studio Composition (A)
1462 New Media
1836 Painting & Drawing
0340 Philosophy
0383 Photography (P)
2300 Playwriting and Screenwriting (S)
0343 Political Science
0384 Printmaking: Lithography/
Intaglio (P)
0347 Psychology
0385 Sculpture (P)
0352 Sociology
1111 Theatre Design: Tech BFA (P)(S)
2246 Theatre and Performance
0111 Undergrad Evening Program
0373 Visual Arts (P)
SCHENECTADY COUNTY 83
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
2232 Air Traffic Control*
2230 Alternative Energy Technology*
1213 Aviation Science*
0632 Business Administration AAS*
0671 Business Administration AS*
2374 Casino and Gaming Mgmt*
1070 Chem Dependency Counseling
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS*
1777 Computer Networking Systems
& Cyber Security
0532 Computer Science*
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0578 Culinary Arts*
1327 Early Childhood
1741 Emergency Management*
0639 Fire Protection Technology*
2328 Hospitality and Tourism Mgmt*
0533 Hotel & Restaurant Mgmt*
0604 Human Services AAS*
1175 Human Services AS*
0688 Individual Studies
0425 LAS: Teacher Ed Transfer*
1120 LAS: Humanities & Social Sci*
0645 LAS: Mathematics & Science*
0220 Liberal Arts & Sci: Science*
0682 Music* (A)
1119 Music Audio Technology* (A)
1964 Nanoscale Materials Technology
2252 Nutrition*
0691 Paralegal*
2389 Supply Chain Management*
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0018 Assistant Chef*
0916 Business
1103 Chemical Dependency Counsel*
2141 Comp Desktop Support Spec
2142 Computer Repair/ Networking
0947 Criminal Justice
0968 Early Childhood
1192 Entrepreneurship*
0946 Fire Science*
1299 Health Studies
2285 Hospitality & Tourism*
2316 Medical Coding and Billing*
0900 Music*
2231 Storage Battery Technology*
1330 Teaching Assistant
STONY BROOK
19
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
0127 Adolescence Education: Biology
0128 Adolescence Ed: Chemistry
0131 Adolescence Ed: Earth Science
0120 Adolescence Education: English
0122 Adolescence Education: French
0123 Adolescence Education: German
0130 Adolescence Education: Italian
0126 Adolescence Ed: Mathematics
0129 Adolescence Education: Physics
0125 Adolescence Ed: Social Studies
0124 Adolescence Education: Spanish
2424 Africana Studies
0304 American Studies
0301 Anthropology
0397 Applied Math & Statistics
0273 Art History & Criticism
0177 Art Studio
2417 Asian & Asian American Studies:
Adoles Ed: Japanese 7-12
1674 Asian & Asian American Studies
2418 Asian & Asian American Studies:
Adol Ed: Chinese 7-12
2419 Asian & Asian American Studies:
Adol Ed: Korean 7-12
0842 Astronomy: Planetary Sciences
0764 Athletic Training
1260 Atmospheric & Oceanic Sci
0387 Biochemistry
0313 Biological Sciences: Biology
1682 Biomedical Engineering
2038 Business Management
1675 Chemical and Molecular Eng
0316 Chemistry
1419 Cinema & Cultural Studies
1866 Civil Engineering
1208 Clinical Laboratory Sciences
(Lower Division) (S)
2189 Coastal Environmental Studies
0344 Comparative Literature
0843 Computer Engineering
0286 Computer Science
2403 Computer Science
(SUNY Korea) (F)
0718 Earth & Space Sciences
0322 Economics
2058 Ecosystems & Human Impact
0266 Electrical Engineering
2294 Electrical Eng (Online Degree)
(O)(U)
0246 Engineering Chemistry
0222 Engineering Science
0323 English
2057 Environmental Design, Policy
and Planning
2204 Environmental Humanities
0720 Environmental Studies
1789 European Studies
0324
0327
0328
0367
0329
2400
2299
0330
0760
0332
0255
1790
0334
0268
1053
0335
1134
0340
0342
0343
0347
0388
1128
0352
0353
2059
0228
1784
2338
0356
1950
French
Geology
German
Health Science
History
Human Evolutionary Biology
Information Systems
Italian
Journalism
Linguistics
Marine Sciences
Marine Vertebrate Biology
Mathematics
Mechanical Engineering
Multidisciplinary Studies
Music (A)
Pharmacology
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Religious Studies
Respiratory Care (Lower
Division) (F)(S)
Sociology
Spanish
Sustainability Studies
Teaching English to Speakers
of Other Languages
Technological Systems Mgmt
Tech Sys Mgmt (SUNY Korea)
Theatre
Women's and Gender Studies
SULLIVAN COUNTY
73
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
1551 Administrative Assistant
0632 Business Administration AAS
0671 Business Administration AS
2388 Business: Accounting
0501 Communications & Media Arts
1626 Computer Graphics / Graphic
Design AAS
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
0578 Culinary Arts
2216 Cyber Security
1741 Emergency Management AAS
1016 Environmental Studies
0639 Fire Protection Technology
0436 Graphic Design: Computer
Graphics
2282 Green Building Maintenance
& Management
0644 Hospitality & Tourism
1730 Hospitality Management
1175 Human Services AS
1802 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
0635 Liberal Arts & Sciences
0201 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities
1771 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Psychology
0633 Marketing
0574 Medical Assistant
0622 Nursing (S)
1975 Pastry Arts
1485 Physical Education Studies
0471 Professional Chef
0466 Recreation Leadership: Sports
Management
0440 Respiratory Care
1795 Tourism & Hospitality Mgmt
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0903 Accounting Studies
1090 Business Studies
2143 Computer: Office Applications
1399 Direct Care Practice
0010 Food Service
2144 Information Systems
2145 Legal Office Assistant
0939 Office Assistant
1548 Tourism
SUNY POLYTECHNIC
INSTITUTE
0281
2097
0087
0313
0280
1866
1102
2210
1912
2293
0170
1357
0095
0286
48
Accounting
Applied Computing
Applied Mathematics
Biological Sciences: Biology
Business Administration
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering Technology
Communication & Info
Dsgn/Info Dsgn & Tech BS/MS
Communication and Info Design
Community & Behavioral Health
Computer & Info Science
Computer Engineering Tech
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
2238
0216
1126
0377
0268
0235
2221
0291
1608
Electrical & Computer Eng
Electrical Engineering Tech
Health Information Management
Interdisciplinary Studies (U)
Mechanical Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Tech
Network and Computer Security
Nursing (U)
Nursing/Family Nurse
Practitioner (U)
2093 Nursing/Nursing Ed BS/MS (U)
0347 Psychology
0352 Sociology
TOMPKINS CORTLAND
86
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS*
1129 Accounting AS*
1211 Biotechnology
0632 Business Administration AAS*
0671 Business Administration AS*
0407 Business Administration:
International Business*
1070 Chemical Dependency
Counseling*
0501 Communications & Media Arts*
1491 Computer Forensics
0581 Computer Info Systems AAS*
0532 Computer Science*
1775 Computer Support Specialist
0540 Construction Technology*
2088 Creative Writing
2279 Criminal Justice AS
0640 Criminal Justice: Police*
0578 Culinary Arts
2312 Digital Cinema*
1327 Early Childhood*
0555 Electrical Technology
0569 Electronics & Computer
Systems: Electrical Tech*
0530 Engineering Science*
1362 Entrepreneurship*
1016 Environmental Studies
0620 Forest Technology*
0436 Graphic Design: Computer
Graphics*
0533 Hotel & Restaurant Mgmt*
0604 Human Services AAS*
1363 International Business
1804 LAS: Adolescence Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1802 LAS: Childhood Education
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
1803 LAS: Early Childhood Ed
(Teacher Ed Transfer)
0250 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
General Studies*
0201 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities*
0645 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Mathematics & Science*
0212 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Social Science*
1907 New Media
0622 Nursing (S)
0637 Office Management
2095 Outdoor Recreation *
0691 Paralegal*
0660 Photography
0685 Radio & Television Broadcasting
0609 Recreation Leadership*
2317 Recreation: Exercise Studies*
1396 Sports Management
2413 Sustainable Farming & Food
Systems
1892 Web Design
2205 Wine Marketing*
0424 Women's Studies*
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
0932 Accounting
1859 Biotechnology
0920 Building Construction*
0053 Business Management*
1103 Chemical Dependency
Counseling*
1893 Creative Writing
0947 Criminal Justice*
1298 Electronics & Computer
Systems: Electronics Tech*
0964 Executive Office Assistant*
0986 General Studies*
0949 Human Services*
1339 Manufacturing Mgmt Tech*
2272 Paralegal Studies*
2313 Wine Marketing*
ULSTER COUNTY
68
ASSOCIATE DEGREE PROGRAMS
0630 Accounting AAS
1633 Adolescence Ed: Biology
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1639 Adolescence Ed: Math
(Jointly reg. w/New Paltz)
1634 Adolescence Education:
Chemistry (w/New Paltz)
1635 Adolescence Education:
Earth Science (w/New Paltz)
1636 Adolescence Education: English
(with New Paltz)
1641 Adolescence Education: Spanish
(Reg. w/New Paltz)
1640 Adolescence Education: Social
Studies (w/New Paltz)
1647 Advertising: Ad Design &
Graphic Technology
2274 Business & Entrepreneurial
Studies
0671 Business Administration AS
0501 Communications & Media Arts
0532 Computer Science
1100 Criminal Justice AAS
2279 Criminal Justice AS
1741 Emergency Management AAS
0530 Engineering Science (S)
1016 Environmental Studies
2515 Fashion Design AS
1648 Fine Arts: Visual Arts
0639 Fire Protection Technology
0509 Graphic Arts & Advertising Tech
0604 Human Services AAS
1175 Human Services AS
1061 Humanities & Soc Sci: Child Ed
(1-6) w/New Paltz
0688 Individual Studies
1651 Individual Studies (Online
Degree) (O)
1631 Individual Studies: Paralegal
with Marist
1009 Industrial Technology: Drafting
& Design Tech
1613 LAS: Humanities Childhood
(1-6) AA
1614 LAS: Math & Science Child
(1-6) AS
1060 LAS:Childhood Education
(Grades 1-6) (w/New Paltz)
1120 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Humanities & Social Sci
0645 Liberal Arts & Sciences:
Mathematics & Science
0220 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Science
0212 Liberal Arts & Sciences: Social
Science
1300 Mathematics: Science-Child Ed
(Grades 1-6)
0682 Music
1572 Network Administrator With
Microsoft or Cisco
0622 Nursing (S)(T)
0667 Office Technologies
0609 Recreation Leadership
0543 Surveying Technology
0695 Theatre Arts
0521 Veterinary Science Technology
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
1680 Animal Science Office Assistant
1090 Business Studies
1468 Database Management
1399 Direct Care Practice
0950 Drafting
1192 Entrepreneurship
0985 General Education
2041 Industrial Tech: Manufac Tech
1427 Network Administrator
1827 Police Basic Training
1575 Sign Language Interpreting
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BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMS
1437 Cardiovascular Perfusion
(S)(T)(U)
1209 Clinical Laboratory Sciences
(Upper Division) (S)(T)(U)
1979 Diagnostic Medical Sonography
BPS (S)(T)(U)
1977 Diagnostic Medical Sonography
BS (S)(T)(U)
1815 Medical Biotechnology (S)(T)(U)
1518 Medical Imaging Sciences BPS
(S)(T)(U)
2217 Medical Imaging Sciences BS
(S)(T)(U)
1077 Medical Technology (S)(T)(U)
0192 Nursing (RN Required)
(Full & Part-Time) (T)(U)
1428 Radiation Therapy BPS
(S)(T)(U)
2218 Radiation Therapy BS (S)(T)(U)
1127 Respiratory Care (Upper
Division) (S)(T)(U)
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