The State University of New York Oswego is a higher education institution in New York State. Founded in 1861, the college is also known as SUNY Oswego. It is a 700-acres campus in Oswego, New York, near Lake Ontario. The educational institution offers a diverse instructional plan with 110 academic programs in four schools dedicated to business, education, liberal arts and sciences, communication, media, and the arts.
The University runs over 70 undergraduate majors to choose from. There are more than 40 graduate programs and 60+ minor courses in all departments. The institute has also initiated many online courses and certificate programs, gaining access to the global community.
The University offers 40 or more undergraduate majors, including American studies and Zoology. The School of Communication, Media, and Arts provide majors and minors and a hands-on learning experience.
The University employs innovative methods that are based on research and fieldwork to assist students in being advisors, school pioneers, instructors, and technical and educational experts in their respective domains.
State University of New York, Oswego provides financial aid to more than 87% of its students, both national and international. The school's Presidential and Merit Scholarship program has awarded nearly 5 million dollars in merit grants in past semesters.
