Private Education Loans
Private education loans, also known as Alternative Loans, help bridge the gap between the actual cost of your education and the limited amount the government allows you to borrow in its programs. Private loans are offered by private banks and there are no federal forms to complete.
Math & Technology
Problem-solvers welcome. Discover our longstanding programs in mathematics and computer science. If you love a challenge, you’ll love it here. We have expert faculty and research opportunities to prepare you to tackle the problems of tomorrow.
Non-Employee Payment / Travel
The procedures below pertain to State Funds Only. This includes account 900802 (the pass-through account when using Foundation Funds).Contact the appropriate funding office (College Foundation, Research Foundation, etc.) for guidance if using other funding sources.
Exam Scheduling Form
Procedure for Scheduling an ExamThe exam center is located in Sisson Hall 142 and is open from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. Beginning in Spring 2025, students will log in to their Accommodate portal to schedule exams in the exam center! Note: The exam scheduling form is to be used only for students who will be completing their exams in Sisson Hall. For online courses/exams you will need to speak with your faculty member regarding any exam accommodations such as extended time.
Course Auditing
ProcessComplete the Course Audit Application Form (PDF) within one week of the first class.
Writing your essay
This process of writing your Presidential Scholar essay begins by formulating a project.
SUNY PRODiG+ Program
About PRODiG+Diversity, equity, and inclusion is one of SUNY's four priority pillars and integral to all that we do.
Active Shooter Situations
Profile An active shooter is an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area, typically through the use of firearms.
Secondary Education Program
Program Advisement Guides & Gates/BenchmarksEnglish Language Arts EducationAdvisement Guide
Korean Initiative
This program is designed to assist Korean students in the development of their oral and written English language skills. This is a major reason for placing each Korean student in an elementary or middle school classroom throughout the fall and spring semesters.