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OpInform 2013The State University of New York
The Power of SUNY: Benefits for the
Academically Talented Student
The State University
of New York
OpInform 2013
OpInform 2013The State University of New York
Agenda Honors Programs Learning Communities Research Opportunities Study Abroad Scholarships & Grants Advanced College Credits
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Honors Programs Enriched learning experiences in and out of the
classroom Challenging honors curriculum Engage in experiential learning via service
learning projects, research, internships, community service, or study aboard
Peer to peer mentoring and support Participate in thought - provoking seminars and
colloquium
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Honors – Benefits & Perks Scholarships Honors college advisor Research stipends Honors designation on degree Small(er) class sizes Perks - advanced registration, advanced
housing selection, laptops
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Honors Programs – in SUNY Offered at 47 SUNY campuses across the state Selective admission
Honors Program Information Summary
Sector GPA Range SAT Range
University Centers 94 -99 1310 - 1580
University Colleges 90 -99 1100 - 1460
Technology Colleges 86 -92 1001 - 1200
Community Colleges 85 -95 1100 - 1200
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Learning Communities Enrich the academic experience for all Appeal to different academic interests and
learning styles Connect academics to student life on (or off)
campus Address common themes
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Learning Communities – Types Residential Learning Communities Academic/Major Learning Communities Shared Interest Learning Communities Expectations of students may include:
– Courses– Programming, activities, guest lectures– Community service project– Experiential component
OpInform 2013The State University of New York
Learning Communities – Benefits Creation of a collegial atmosphere in a smaller setting Allows first-year students to find others with common
interests Nurtures new students to focus on academics early Helps students to develop skills, perhaps outside their
comfort zone, in collaboration with other like-minded students
Academic & Social events/activities Opportunity to work closely with faculty/staff
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Research Opportunities Opportunity to work closely with faculty Gain knowledge outside of classroom setting Possibility to have research published Resume-building (Grad schools & careers)
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Research – Undergraduate Opportunities
Laboratory Science Creative Activities Literature Reviews Studies of people or groups Compensation varies
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Study Abroad Programs Overseas programs as near as a SUNY Campus Why Study Abroad?
– Rewarding and exciting experiences– Immersion in another culture– Discover America from an outside perspective– Life-changing opportunity
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Study Abroad – Locations SUNY offers more than 600 overseas programs Available in 50 countries Variety of time commitments Courses in over 100 subject areas English-language or language of host country
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Study Abroad – Facts & Figures Who can study abroad?
– Open to all– Traditionally junior year is the best time
What does it cost?– Comparable to on-campus costs– Financial aid may be available
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The Value of SUNYSUNY Tuition 2013-2014 for NYS Residents
Four-Year Campus Two-Year Campus
On-Campus Commuter On-Campus Commuter
Tuition $5,870 $5,870 $3,960 $3,960
Fees $1,350 $1,350 $550 $550
Room & Board $11,770 $3,860 $9,730 $3,770
Books & Supplies $1,270 $1,270 $1,310 $1,310
Personal Expenses $1,450 $1,520 $1,110 $1,160
Transportation $990 $1,770 $1,280 $1,660
Tuition & Fees $7,220 $7,220 $4,510 $4,510
TOTAL COST $22,700 $15,640 $17,940 $12,410
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SUNY Value – Grants Awarded based on financial need Do not require repayment
– Federal Pell Grants– Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity
Grant (FSEOG)– New York Tuition Assistance Program
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SUNY Value – Scholarships Awarded based on academic merit or other
performance Do not require repayment Nearly all of SUNY campuses (92%) participate
in scholarship programs
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Advanced Credits/Placement Advanced Placement (AP) International Baccalaureate (IB) College Level Examination Program (CLEP) College Credits (earned while in HS)
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Thank You!
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