IMAGINE NEW YORK BIGGER
The State University of New York
www.suny.edu/attend • 1.800.342.3811
BIGGER Community
New York State
SUNY campuses are great places to live, study, and play! You’ll find
them in and among safe communities with access to beautiful
mountains, world-class beaches, quaint rural villages
and America’s most vibrant and well-known cities.
Each circle represents
approximately one hour
of driving time from
New York City.
Niagara
County
Fredonia
Canton
North Country
Jefferson
ADIRONDACK
MOUNTAINS
Oswego
Upstate Medical
Adirondack
University
SUNY Polytechnic Institute
Empire State
Herkimer
Onondaga
Monroe
U Buffalo
County
Fulton-Montgomery
Environmental
Genesee
Science & Mohawk
Schenectady County
Buffalo State
Forestry
Finger Cayuga County
Valley
Erie Geneseo
Morrisville
Lakes
Hudson Valley
Cobleskill
Albany
State
FINGER LAKES
Cortland
Oneonta
Tompkins Cortland
Brockport
*
Alfred State
Jamestown
Broome
Corning
Alfred University
Ceramics
University Colleges
Technology Colleges
Community Colleges
Empire State College has 35 locations
throughout New York State.
Delhi
Sullivan Ulster
County County
Binghamton
Cornell University
Agriculture & Life Sciences
Human Ecology
Industrial & Labor Relations
Veterinary Medicine
University Centers and Doctoral Degree Granting Institutions
*
Potsdam
Plattsburgh
Clinton
Orange
County
New
Paltz
Rockland
Maritime College
Optometry
Fashion Institute
of Technology
Columbia-Greene
Dutchess
Westchester
Stony
Brook
Purchase
Old
Westbury Suffolk County
Farmingdale State
Nassau
Downstate Medical Center
BIGGER Value
Smaller Cost of Attendance
SUNY brings a bigger network of shared resources to help you meet your goals. You can minimize the time it takes to
earn your degree and then translate that degree into a successful career, all at a fair and reasonable cost.
2016-17 TYPICAL EXPENSES
UNDERGRADUATE NEW YORK STATE RESIDENTS AT A SUNY COLLEGE
How to Meet Expenses
>Get an estimate of your
federal financial aid
eligibility by completing
the FAFSA4caster at
www.fafsa.gov
>Learn more about state
scholarship programs at
www.hesc.ny.gov
>Search for campus scholarships at www.suny.edu/
scholarships
>Get more information
about paying for college at
www.suny.edu/smarttrack
>Watch for SUNY Financial
Aid Days at www.suny.edu/
studentevents
Nine-Month Academic Year (Use these amounts as a guide to costs in 2017-18)
Cost information as of
June 2016 and is subject
to change.
State-Operated Campuses
Living
on Campus
Commuting
Community Colleges
Living
on Campus
Commuting
Direct Costs (costs typically paid directly to the campus)
Tuition
$6,470
$6,470
$4,350
$4,350
Student Fees
1,590
1,590
630
630
Room & Board
12,590
3,860
10,380
3,770
Total Direct Costs
$20,650
$11,920
$15,360
$8,750
Indirect Costs (costs not paid to the campus and that will vary based on personal choices)
Books & Supplies
1,340
1,340
1,320
1,320
Personal Expenses
1,560
1,590
1,160
1,210
Transportation
1,080
1,890
1,280
1,860
Total Indirect Costs
$3,980
$4,820
$3,760
$4,390
Calculate your own estimated net cost of attendance at www.suny.edu/howmuch.
Be part of SOMETHING BIGGER
apply SUNY
applySUNY is an application portal that allows you to complete an application for admission and any required supplemental
applications all in one place. What’s more, these documents are accepted by virtually all SUNY campuses. Submit your
documents once, and they will be transmitted to as many SUNY campuses as you designate. It’s fast, easy and green!
6 Easy Steps
Applying to the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
1. Create an Account at www.suny.edu/applysuny.
The Educational Opportunity Program makes it possible for students
who have limited financial resources and who are academically
underprepared to pursue higher education at SUNY.
2.Complete your Application.
3.Pay your Application Fee.
4.Complete your Supplemental Application.
5.Send your Academic Record.
6.Wait for your Decisions!
Before applying, review eligibility guidelines at www.suny.edu/
attend/academics/eop/. Then, complete your application for admission and indicate your interest in EOP. Most campuses require
supplemental information, as well as financial documentation to
determine your eligibility.
EOP INCOME GUIDELINES 2016-2017
Household Size
(including head of household)
Total Annual Income
in Previous Calendar Year
1
$21,978
2
$29,637
3
$37,296
4
$44,955
Applying to Honors Programs
5
$52,614
SUNY’s honors programs create opportunities to take a deep dive into the
field you’re passionate about, allowing you to customize your academics
and participate in cross-disciplinary study. A summary of our honors
programs can be found at www.suny.edu/attend/academics/honorsprograms/. Contact your campus of interest for application instructions.
6
$60,273
7
$67,951
8
$75,647*
* Plus $7,696 for each additional household member in excess of eight.
Imagine Your World
There is no place in the world like New York and no place in the world
like SUNY. That’s why we go so well together. So, step outside NYC,
join our 64-campus community, and watch your world expand
exponentially. SUNY will take you where you want to go.
Bigger Academics. Select from nearly 5,000 undergraduate degree
and certificate programs, including high-demand programs responsive
to the needs of New York State. SUNY has the country’s most
comprehensive transfer policy, and system-wide collaborations
minimize the time it takes to earn your degree.
BIGGER than NYC
Bigger Experiences. Create the kind of SUNY experience you
desire—inside, outside and beyond the classroom. Whether you
participate in an internship, study abroad, affiliate with an honors
community, compete in athletics, join a musical group or learn
online, you’ll connect with others who share your passion.
Bigger Network. Join nearly 3 million SUNY alumni worldwide who
are making their mark on the world. SUNY colleges have a reputation
for workforce training that meets the needs of today’s economy and
prepares students for jobs in 21st century careers—jobs that are
waiting for you in New York when you graduate.
BIGGER Support in NYC
Contact SUNY
SUNY’s Welcome Center in New York City
is the regional office for all 64 campuses within
The State University of New York.
We’re Here to Help!
>Explore. We can help you select from the nearly
5,000 programs of study that are offered at our
64 unique campuses.
>Apply. Receive one-on-one SUNY application assistance.
>Navigate. Schedule a personal counseling appointment
to discuss your financial aid options.
>Attend. Visit www.suny.edu/studentevents to register
for presentations in NYC.
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Contact Us To Make An Appointment
Call: 212.364.5821
Email: [email protected]
(Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.)
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SUNY Welcome Center
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