Students at the State University of New York live and learn on vibrant, inclusive, and diverse campuses all across New York State. You'll find athletics at every level, warm and supportive communities, financial and academic assistance, internships, study abroad opportunities, and more to help you thrive in college.
Find the right size, culture, and academic environment for you at one of SUNY's 64 colleges and universities.
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.
Whether you want to play DI or DIII sports, find a community in intramural sports, cheer on your college team, or break into collegiate esports, SUNY has a team and a place for you.
The real college is the friends we make along the way. The campus culture, the student clubs and organizations, the city life-- it all comes together to make a college right for you. The best way to learn more? Visit a campus.
Make your mark as a leader among your peers with student leadership opportunities
Student AssemblyWe measure success by the number of students we prepare for career and life success—not the number we turn away. That’s why we invest in financial, academic, and personal support to help every student succeed in college.
Get financial assistance, personal tutoring, career advising, and a peer support network that feels like family.
The proven ASAP|ACE support system helps students stay on track and graduate on time, in both 2-year and 4-year programs.
At SUNY, we believe mental health is health. Our campuses offer a variety of proactive and crisis support services for SUNY students.
SUNY offers resources to help cover the costs of housing and transportation, so you can focus on success.
SUNY helps students balance life and learning with convenient childcare options on or near every campus.
No SUNY student should go hungry. Every campus has welcoming food pantries and other services to help you thrive.
SUNY is committed to ensuring welcoming and inclusive living and learning environments for all students
Sexual Assault & Violence Resources (SAVR) to Support Survivors/Victims
SUNY is committed to helping the nation's service members and their families advance their goals through an affordable, supportive college education.
Internships and on-the-job learning can be the key to success after college. To make these opportunities more accessible, SUNY is working to ensure that every SUNY student completes a paid internship or similar learning experience before graduation.
The SUNY Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence is the highest honor bestowed upon a student by the University, acknowledging students for outstanding achievements that have demonstrated the integration of SUNY excellence into many different aspects of their lives.
Learn more about the Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence