The State University of New York includes 64 vibrant, inclusive, and supportive campus communities across New York State—at a fraction of the tuition of private universities. Find the perfect campus and career track for you.
60% of New York State high school seniors are eligible for SUNY application fee waivers all year round.
Check your email to be sure you received a confirmation email from SUNY after submitting your application.
You can always contact the SUNY Recruitment Response Center by calling 1-800-342-3811 or 518-320-1888, or by email at askSUNY@suny.edu.
Find the degree for the career of your dreams and study on campus or online. Our commitment to paid internships or similar career experiences for every SUNY student helps set you up for success.
SUNY is your chance to expand your world—without paying private school tuition and without going too far away. Push your boundaries, meet people from all over the world, and study under the stars or in the heart of a city. Find a SUNY campus that fits your vibe and ambition.
Top-ranked public research universities offering every level of study, where SUNY faculty and students drive world-leading innovation
Nationally recognized bachelor’s and master’s degrees from some of the northeast’s top public regional universities, situated in small towns and cities across New York State.
These specialized colleges are all about hands-on training for in-demand careers—with some surprising range in their degree offerings.
Community colleges are attuned to the needs of both students and employers in their region, offering a welcoming, supportive environment to launch a career or start on a 4-year degree.
At $7,070, SUNY's low tuition for New Yorkers helps you graduate with little or no student debt so you can live the life of your dreams. On top of that, 80% of New York City students receive financial aid.
Overall, SUNY's median return on investment (ROI) — the amount you earn over your lifetime compared to the cost of your degree — is better than other college options.
- Data courtesy of Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, 2025 -
SUNY is committed to providing robust financial, academic, and personal support to help you succeed in college.
Basic needs support including mental health, housing, food, transportation, and childcare assistance
Athletics, clubs, and service opportunities to engage with your community and build your networks
