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696 Acres. Campus Size. 6,673. Undergraduates. 17:1. Student to Faculty Ratio. 18 Yrs Straight "Best Colleges: Region by Region", The Princeton Review. 95% Graduates Employed or in Graduate School. Oswego's 696-acre lakeside campus is located in the city of Oswego, 35 miles northwest of Syracuse.
Discover The Possibilities. We have an extensive selection of more than 120 undergraduate, graduate and professional based programs. In addition, SUNY Oswego offers more than 70 minors. At SUNY Oswego, career readiness and hands-on experience has always been at the core of our curriculum.
Oswego's vibrant community of students, faculty and alumni have shaped the world everyday for more than 160 years. As a pioneering member of SUNY, we meet the diverse needs of our population. We sustain a remarkable legacy through our graduates becoming leaders and making meaningful contributions.
Oswego offers more than 40 different graduate programs and certificates that are offered online, on our main campus, or at our Syracuse campus. Most programs accept students from all undergraduate majors. View Programs.
Find a Program. Discover Oswego’s undergraduate, graduate and professional based programs. In addition, SUNY Oswego offers more than 70 minors as well as 4+1 pathways to earn both a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in 5 years. Search programs. Program type.
Take the next step Graduate Admissions. Our institution has been delivering graduate education for over 70 years. Today, we offer more than 40 professional, innovative programs — each designed by devoted faculty to offer a deeper understanding to students searching for personal and professional advancement. Go Grad.
The school combines the strengths of fine and performing arts programs in art, music, and theatre with the highly diverse department of communication studies. Eight undergraduate degree options and one master’s degree are offered in addition to interdisciplinary majors and minors. View School Site.
