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2 ACADEMIC MAJORS MINORS CONCENTRATIONS School of The Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences African and African-American Studies Anthropology Art - Studio; Studio Art Arts for Children Communication Dance English French History Journalism and Broadcasting Philosophy Political Science and International Studies Sociology Spanish Theatre Women and Gender Studies School of Education and Human Services Criminal Justice Education and Human Development Teacher Certification Programs: Childhood Inclusive Certification (Grades 1-6) Possible majors: Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, English, French, Geology, Health Science (Liberal Arts Track), History, Interdisciplinary Arts for Children, Mathematics, Meteorology, Physics, Political Science, Spanish (Track 2) Certification in Grades 1-6 & Students with Disabilities Grades 1-6 Adolescence Inclusive Generalist Certification (Grades 5-12) Content majors: English, Foreign Language (French or Spanish), Mathematics, Science (Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, and Physics), and Social Studies (History) Certification in content area Grades 5-12 & Students with Disabilities Generalist Grades 7-12 Health Education Teacher Certification (Grades Pre K-12 Physical Education Teacher Certification (Grades Pre K-12) Social Work School of Health and Human Performance Athletic Training Exercise Science Health Science Kinesiology/Physical Education Nursing Physical Education Teacher Education Initial Certification Program Recreation and Leisure Studies Sport Management

3 School of Science and Mathematics Biochemistry Biology Chemistry Computer Information Systems Computer Science Earth Sciences Environmental Science Geology Mathematics Medical Technology Meteorology Physics Psychology Water Resources School of Business Administration and Economics Accounting Business Administration Finance International Business and Economics Marketing Special Programs Delta College Program Honors College Pre-professional: Pre-dental, Pre-law, Pre-med, Pre-veterinary, Liberal Studies Accelerated/Cooperative Programs 4+1 Accelerated Master of Business Administration Program with Rochester Institute of Technology 4+1 Accelerated Master of Business Administration Program with Clarkson University 4+1 Accelerated Master of Business Administration Program with Union College 4+2 Master of Business Administration with the University of Rochester s Simon Graduate School of Business (Early Leaders; not accelerated) 3+3 Doctor of Physical Therapy with SUNY Upstate Medical Center FROM THE PRESIDENT I am delighted to welcome you to The College at Brockport, State University of New York a highly selective, nationally recognized and accredited four-year, public institution that offers an extraordinary education. We are committed to academic excellence, scholarship, research and service. As part of the State University of New York system, we offer one of the lowest tuition rates in the state and the nation. This means you will receive a world-class education with a return on investment that will pay dividends for years to come. Brockport was founded more than 175 years ago and has a rich history and a vibrant future. The College is 8,100 students strong, with more than 90,000 alumni in New York and around the world. We offer a range of majors and minors that span a wide variety of disciplines, including business, education and human development, dance and other arts programs, kinesiology and physical education, mathematics and science. Through our general education program, we also offer a solid base of a liberal arts education, so that you will be prepared to take on the major issues of our day. Brockport offers a number of ways to engage your intellectual and personal interests, both inside and outside the classroom. From undergraduate research experiences, to leadership development programs, to living/learning communities where students with similar interests live in the same residence hall, we offer opportunities that will help you grow. Over the years, I have seen students develop their intellectual and personal capacities as a direct result of becoming part of their academic community, and I am confident that you, too, will share in that same transformative experience. On behalf of everyone here, we look forward to introducing you to The College at Brockport. Please take a moment to tell us more about yourself. You can do this by visiting and becoming a Brockport VIP. I also encourage you to contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to schedule a campus visit. That way, you will learn more about our diverse and innovative undergraduate and graduate programs of study, NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics, and other opportunities. You will also tour our beautiful, tree-lined campus, academic buildings, and state-of-the art classrooms, laboratories and recreational facilities. I very much look forward to seeing you on campus. Sincerely, Most academic departments offer minors and the minor will usually carry the same name as the major program. Heidi R. Macpherson, PhD President, The College at Brockport State University of New York

4 ENGAGE A dynamic, well-rounded academic experience The College at Brockport, State University of New York, has been experiencing positive momentum for years. Strategic investments in key academic programs, in our faculty, and in our state-of-the-art facilities have helped us thrive. We pride ourselves on the tremendous success our students achieve once they arrive on campus. Each day students strengthen their talents, find success in whatever they do, and make a lasting impact on others. Student engagement is the key to that success. Our faculty and staff are committed to involving students in innovative activities designed to support and enhance education both inside and outside of the classroom. We call it The Brockport Experience. Learning isn t meant to be passive. At Brockport, it s anything but. We are the engaged SUNY campus and are one of the most engaged college campuses in the country. This level of student engagement has occurred because we ve made student success the cornerstone of The Brockport Experience.

5 Daniel Hopkins 85, a prominent graffiti artist known as Pose 2, returned to his alma mater to share his talents around campus. For the students, it was an opportunity of a lifetime to work side-by-side with a prominent professional artist.

6 KNOWLEDGE Preparing students to confront challenges and opportunities As part of a liberal arts education, Brockport students take general education classes in subjects such as English, history, math and science in addition to courses in their chosen field of study. This broad curriculum equips students with a diverse knowledge that will prepare them for the rest of their lives. Our students will go on to become teachers, physicians, lawyers and corporate executives. All of them will be citizens who make decisions that impact the lives of others. A liberal arts education provides students with the tools to face these challenges in an informed and thoughtful way.

7 VALUE Leave college with less debt A great education should develop disciplined minds and shatter preconceived notions. It will unlock opportunities for meaningful careers and advanced degrees. It should be a transformational experience that inspires you to pursue something greater than you ever imagined. The College at Brockport students are offered a world-class education and are instructed by distinguished faculty in modern facilities, yet pay one of the lowest tuition rates in the nation. That s what we call value. The College at Brockport ranked 29th Best Value in the Country by Educate To Career (ETC), a California based non-profit organization. PayScale.com compared the 30-year ROI of public and private colleges, and found that a Brockport education is one of the very best investments you can make in New York.

8 DISCOVER Education coming to life The SUNY Brockport Washington Internship Program allows students to experience the excitement of our nation s capital, an ideal location to experience direct involvement in politics and all other professional fields. Students spend the fall, spring or summer in Washington, D.C., studying, working and earning 6-16 academic credits. Since 1967, more than 3,700 students have participated in this elite internship program. It is open to sophomore, junior, senior, and graduate students from colleges and universities around the world. Other internship programs include: International internships: spend a semester abroad living, working and learning in countries such as England, China, Australia and others The Disney College Program: open to all majors and offers the opportunity to intern full-time at Walt Disney World near Orlando, FL, or Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, CA. Students work in paid positions, while earning credits through The College at Brockport Brockport Career Exploration Course: a college-wide internship program offered to all academic majors Bobby Rua 13 participated in the Washington Program in his senior year at Brockport. I lived in Washington and interned in the Supreme Court of the United States, Bobby said. Through my time at the court I realized that I didn t necessarily want to practice law, but I developed the skills to be successful in my current role as an Account Manager at Aerotek.

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10 17:1 Student to faculty ratio 120 Study Abroad Programs 49 Undergraduate majors 21 Average class size 100+ Clubs and organizations 50+ Graduate programs 8106 Current enrollment

11 $6,470 In-state tuition $27 Mil.+ In federal, state and institutional grants and scholarships 82% Of students receive financial aid 37% Of seniors have done, or plan to complete research 59% Of seniors participating in internships before graduation 52% Acceptance rate 224 Distinguished faculty

12 FIRST HAND Learning beyond the classroom A truly well-rounded education goes well beyond the four walls of a classroom. Brockport students broaden their knowledge base with a variety of unique and exciting applied-learning opportunities. Experiential learning allows students to engage and apply academic understandings through hands-on experience. Our students help improve local and global communities, and gain irreplaceable life experiences through opportunities such as study abroad, research, community service, fieldwork and more. Valuable Benefits: Explore career interests and clarify personal career goals Network with professionals in your field and identify potential mentors Incorporate classroom theories with applied-earning experience Develop the marketable skills employers are looking for

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14 COMMUNI It s not about leaving home, but coming home

15 TY The Brockport residential experience provides a safe and comfortable living and learning environment. Our 15 Living Learning Communities (LLCs) provide unique environments where select groups of students share common residential and learning experiences. LLCs create intentional links between academic, social, and residential experiences. Learning extends beyond the classroom while building personal growth and development. Benefits: Living with students who share interests, passions, and challenges Convenient, natural study groups Special events and off-campus field trips Networking opportunities with faculty Discover more by visiting

16 UNITE Realize your potential Honors College The College at Brockport provides a uniquely enriched learning environment that motivates each student to reach his or her full academic and individual potential. Students in our Honors College enjoy the challenges and rewards of working closely with distinguished members of the faculty in small, interactive classes designed to stimulate critical thinking and personal growth. The Delta College Program The Delta College Program offers undergraduate students an alternative path for completing the general education requirements for the bachelor s degree at Brockport. Small, interdisciplinary, seminar-style classes form the core of Delta s general education curriculum, combined with professional preparation courses that lead to robust internship and study abroad experiences.

17 Whether students want to try out for an intercollegiate or intramural team, audition for a play or musical, work at our student-run newspaper, or participate in student government, Brockport offers every opportunity to stay active. Our students make the most of their college experience by getting involved in a variety of activities. With more than 120 clubs and organizations, students have the opportunity to connect with others who have common interests.

18 ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS Honors College Scholarship (New York residents)... Full tuition (Out-of-state residents)... $10,170 Presidential Scholarship in Residence... $4,500 Dean s Scholarship in Residence... $2,250 Out-of-State Recognition Scholarship... $4,000 Outstanding students can stack the Out-of-State Recognition Scholarship with other high performing scholarships, up to a total of $10,170 annually. See for more details. 82% of our students receive financial aid. In compliance with the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security and Crime Statistics Act, Brockport s annual report is found on our website at:

19 TUITION INFORMATION New York State Resident Annual Costs Tuition...$6,470 Become a Brockport VIP! Get personalized information about your areas of interest by visiting Room and Board...$11,540 Fees...$1,434 Total Direct Cost...$19,444 Out-of-State Resident Annual Costs Tuition...$15,820 Room and Board...$11,540 Explore our campus through an interactive walking tour at For additional information contact the admissions office at: (585) or visit: admissions/visit. Fees...$1,434 Total Direct Cost...$28,794 Other expenses include loan fees, books, transportation, supplies and personal expenses. All items are subject to change without notice.

20 Office of Undergraduate Admissions 350 New Campus Drive Brockport, NY 14420