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 is open! We offer 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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Virtual Advisor Appointments
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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News
Service Learning projects benefit community members and students at the same time. SVO to display tree at Festival of Trees.
One of nine emerging Hispanic/Latinx leaders chosen for the HLI, a program within the SUNY Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
Group examining trees, ecology, and invasive worms near Cowhorn Creek.
Author John Carroll '16: " 'Troubleshooting' portrays the struggle neurodivergent people often face when they desire connection and closeness."
Event hosted by the SUNY Schenectady School of Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism raises funds for scholarships, guest chefs, and student leadership.
Events
Students interested in transferring are invited to learn more about The College of Saint Rose.
Join the School of Music for an Audio Listening Concert.
Students interested in transferring are invited to learn more about University at Albany.
Join the School of Music student Percussion & Jazz Ensemble for a performance.
Join the School of Music for the student Piano & Percussion Recital.