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These costs are paid directly to the college:
State-Operated Campuses-Baccalaureate Degree Programs
New York State Residents
Living on Campus
Tuition
Student Fees2
Room & Board
TOTAL

Commuting

$6,470

$6,470

1,590

1,590

Out-of-State Residents
Living on Campus
$16,320 1
1,590

Community Colleges-Associate Degree Programs
New York State Residents
Living on Campus

Commuting

Out-of-State Residents
Living on Campus

$4,350

$4,350

$9,170

630

630

630

12,590

3,860

12,590

10,380

3,770

10,380

$20,650

$11,920

$30,500

$15,360

$8,750

$20,180

These costs are not paid directly to the college and will vary based on individual choices:
State-Operated Campuses-Baccalaureate Degree Programs
New York State Residents
Living on Campus

Out-of-State Residents

Commuting

Living on Campus

Community Colleges-Associate Degree Programs
New York State Residents
Living on Campus

Commuting

Out-of-State Residents
Living on Campus

Books & Supplies

$1,340

$1,340

$1,340

$1,320

$1,320

$1,320

Personal Expenses

1,560

1,590

1,560

1,160

1,210

1,160

Transportation
TOTAL

1,080

1,890

1,180

1,280

1,860

1,380

$3,980

$4,820

$4,080

$3,760

$4,390

$3,860

Tuition rate for non-New York residents enrolled in a distance-learning program is $7,760 at most campuses. Tuition rate for non-New York residents
enrolled at University at Buffalo and Stony Brook University is $23,710. Tuition rate for non-New York residents enrolled at University at Albany and
Binghamton University is $21,550. Technology Colleges may charge a reduced non-New York resident tuition rate for associate degree programs.
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Figure represents the average fee. Typically fees at the state-operated campuses range from $1,170 to $2,890.
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Costs.

Financial Aid.

Tuition and fees for baccalaureate degree programs
at SUNY are lower than the national average for
public universities. Total costs vary depending on the
college, its location, full-time or part-time enrollment,
program of study, delivery method of program,
housing accommodations, personal expenses and
other individual factors. State University colleges
have higher tuition rates for students who are not
New York State residents (review residency requirements at www.suny.edu/smarttrack/residency).

Assistance is available at all State University
campuses for students who are unable to pay all
college costs. Financial aid programs include academic scholarships, need-based grants, student and
parent loans and employment. Both the federal and
state governments offer financial aid programs. Other
sources of assistance may include scholarships from
private organizations, foundations, fraternal groups
and SUNY campus sources.

For students taking fewer than 12 semester hours
(part-time study), New York State tuition is $270 per
credit hour for baccalaureate and associate degree
programs at state-operated campuses.
Most State University campuses have time payment
plans to enable you to pay in monthly installments.
The campus Office of Student Accounts can provide
you with information on payment options.

To apply for federal and state aid, students must
complete the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA). The FAFSA can be completed online at
www.fafsa.ed.gov beginning October 1 of each year.
New York State residents who include a New York
school on their FAFSAs may apply for State aid,
including New York's Tuition Assistance Program
(TAP), immediately after completing the FAFSA by
using the special link on the FAFSA Submission
Confirmation page.
All SUNY campuses use a standard Financial
Aid Award Letter that clearly outlines the cost of
attendance and financial aid offerings, and includes
campus-specific graduation, median borrowing and
loan default rates.

BIGGER VALUE

Estimated Undergraduate Student Expenses
for Academic Year 2016-17 (as of June 2016)


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