Fast Facts for Undergraduates

Founded in 1867, SUNY Brockport is a selective, state-supported, four-year comprehensive college with programs blending the liberal arts with professional studies. The College offers 42 undergraduate programs, 28 graduate programs and 18 areas of teacher certification.

Our 464-acre campus has 66 buildings occupying about one-quarter of the campus with rolling grassy fields and wooded land.

Student Profile:
6,962 undergraduate and 1,780 graduate students, with 10 percent of members of underrepresented minority groups.

Location:
Brockport, NY, is a small college town of 9,700 residents located on the historic Erie Canal, 16 miles west of Rochester and 45 miles east of Buffalo.

Cost of Attendance 2004-2005:
In-state undergraduate tuition $4,350; fees $871; room and board $6,890; out-of-state tuition $10,300. More detail...

Faculty:
586 faculty, with 91 percent holding the highest degree in their field; 21 are Distinguished Faculty Professors, the highest faculty ranking in SUNY; 72 have received the Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Teaching and 13 are Fulbright Award recipients.

Residential Life:
Approximately 80 percent of the freshman class chooses to live on campus in a variety of living options including a Scholars Floors and Substance-free Floors. The Residential Life staff works diligently to make our 11 residence halls true learning communities.

Athletics:
SUNY Brockport is an NCAA Division III school with 24 varsity sports that compete on- and off-campus from September to May.

Admissions:
The undergraduate admissions office uses a rolling admissions process and recommends that applications be received by March 1 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring semester.

Last update: 11/04/2004