SUNY Orange Viewbook

OPPORTUNITY S U N Y OR A N G E Whe re opportunitY meetS Su C C eSS At SUNY Orange, we believe that “if you have the dream, we have the way!” But, what is your dream? And how will you get there? Often times it is difficult to express your ambitions and goals, and it may be even more challenging to figure out the best method for achieving them. You may desire financial independence … never having to worry about money. Or it could be professional prosperity … building or managing a profitable and successful business. Maybe it’s personal satisfaction … working in a career that you truly enjoy. Or it might be family enrichment … establishing a firm foundation for your loved ones. You want to grab the brass ring, but aren’t sure how. Everyone has told you a college degree is essential in today’s world. But, what makes sense for you, your situation and your dreams? Welcome to SUNY Orange, where opportunity meets success. Fol l owi n g i s a p ar t i al l i s t of i n st i t u t i o n s t o w h i ch S U N Y O ran g e s t u de n t s h av e su c c essfu l l y t ra n s f e r red : Adelphi University Barnard College Bernard M. Baruch College Binghamton University Boston College Boston University Catholic University City University of New York Clarkson University College of Environmental Science and Forestry Columbia University C.W. Post College Fairleigh Dickinson University Fashion Institute of Technology Franklin Pierce College George Washington University Long Island University Marist College Mount St. Mary College New York University Pace University Penn State University Pratt Institute Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Rochester Institute of Technology Rutgers University St. Lawrence University Stony Brook University SUNY Albany SUNY Brockport SUNY Buffalo SUNY Cortland SUNY Geneseo SUNY New Paltz SUNY Oneonta SUNY Plattsburgh Syracuse University Union College University of Arizona University of Bridgeport University of Chicago University of Connecticut University of Hartford University of Massachusetts University of Rochester Vassar College t he FirS t Step Every journey begins with a first step. At SUNY Orange, we realize that your pursuit of your goals and ambitions will indeed be a journey. As you map your future, you need to assess the best method for reaching your destination. We are confident SUNY Orange will be your ideal—and logical—first step, and that’s why we urge you to research the College’s degree and certificate programs. A SUNY Orange education will serve you well in many ways. Would you like to bypass entry-level positions? An Associate in Applied Science degree will provide you with the in-depth training employers in many technical fields crave. Or, do you wish to acquire your bachelor’s degree? You can attend SUNY Orange feeling confident that all, or most, of your credits will transfer to a four-year college or university, meaning you will remain on track to complete your studies in four years. The list at right indicates a sampling of the four-year colleges and universities to which SUNY Orange graduates have transferred. The College has established transfer agreements with many colleges and universities to facilitate smooth transitions for our students because we are committed to insuring that your “next step” after SUNY Orange is the right one as well. Ch Ang ing C ourS e Occasionally, your journey may involve a detour or wrong turn. Are you eager to quickly tackle a new professional or personal challenge? Are you presently in a career that you find unrewarding? If so, you may need a swift solution, and perhaps a two-year degree program doesn’t fit your needs. For you, SUNY Orange offers a variety of certificate programs to help develop job entry skills or facilitate a career change. These accelerated programs, designed to be completed in one year, can prepare you for technically trained positions in business, engineering technologies, education, corrections and security. 2

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