Tuition and Fees

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The State University of New York remains committed to providing students with the best education possible at an affordable cost. In addition, financial assistance is available to help you meet these costs.

2009-10 Typical Expenses for
Undergraduate Students at a SUNY College

State-Operated Campuses Baccalaureate Degree Programs
	New York State Residents		Out-of-State Residents ²
	Living on Campus	Commuter	Living on Campus
Tuition	$4,970	$4,970	$12,870
Student Fees ¹	$1,200	$1,200	$1,200
Room and Board	$9,780	$3,150	$9,780
Books and Supplies	$1,140	$1,140	$1,140
Personal Expenses	$1,270	$1,370	$1,270
Transportation	$890	$1,690	$890
TOTAL COST	$19,250	$13,520	$27,150

Community Colleges Associate Degree Programs
	InState/In District ³		Out-of-State Residents ²
	Living on Campus	Commuter	Living on Campus
Tuition	$3,410	$3,410	$7,130
Student Fees ¹	$430	$430	$430
Room and Board	$8,370	$2,980	$8,370
Books and Supplies	$1,140	$1,140	$1,140
Personal Expenses	$930	$1,080	$930
Transportation	$1,100	$1,490	$1,110
TOTAL COST	$15,390	$10,530	$19,110

¹This figure represents the average fee. Typically fees at the State-operated campuses range from $397 to $1,715.

²More information about residency status.

³Community colleges generally double their in-state tuition for non-residents.

State-operated campuses include University Centers, University Colleges and Technology Colleges.

Tuition and Fees

2009-10 Typical Expenses forUndergraduate Students at a SUNY College

2009-10 Typical Expenses for
Undergraduate Students at a SUNY College