SUNY Schenectady Admissions
Welcome to SUNY Schenectady!
We understand that when you're considering a college you’re looking for:
- A convenient location
- Affordable tuition
- Innovative academic programs
- Strong student support services
If you’re fresh out of high school or returning to a classroom setting for the first time in several years we are committed to help you reach your career goals!
Enrolled students are eligible for:
- CDTA Bus Pass*
- YMCA Membership*
- Free Campus Parking
Admissions is available Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Call 518-381-1366 or e-mail admissions@sunysccc.edu.
The Admissions Office offers both in-person and virtual visits. Students who would like to meet with an Admissions Advisor are encouraged to make an appointment to guarantee someone is available to meet with them. Prospective students who wish to drop off transcripts and complete admissions applications are welcome to walk-in during normal business hours.
* Student must pay Student Activity fee
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Make a Virtual Admissions Advisor Appointment. Get your questions about SUNY Schenectady answered from the comfort of home. The link takes you to a calendar to find available appointments, fill out the registration form and meet with advisors. Students can schedule their appointment up to 1 hour before an appointment slot begins.
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Students work with Schenectady Ring of Hope Boxing Club and Wildwood Programs during meaningful service-learning projects.
Congratulations to Alicia Balgobin, Jasmatie Lutawan, and Deviyani Singh, recognized for their academic achievements, leadership accomplishments, and engagement in community service.
Latasha Rivera and Jasmatie Lutawan earn the highest honor bestowed by SUNY, recognizing students who have demonstrated outstanding achievements and the integration of SUNY excellence with academics, leadership, campus involvement, and community service.
Mentored by Dr. Lorena Harris, students won for their research about Marfan Syndrome.
Well-Known Capital Region Restaurateur To Deliver Keynote Address During College's 55th Commencement
Angelo Mazzone '74 and Student Trustee Imani Romain-Barthley to speak to the Class of 2025.
Events
Monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees. Open to the public. Learn more about the Board of...
Congratulations graduates! The Office of Student Affairs will be hosting a graduation rehearsal...
Save the date for the 55th Commencement Ceremony. Ordering a Cap and Gown Graduates can order their...
Prospective students interested in enrolling in the School of Music are invited to campus for an...
The College will be closed for Memorial Day.Offices will reopen Tuesday, May 27 at 8:30 a.m