Due to worsening weather conditions, all SUNY Cortland classes scheduled after 7 p.m. are canceled tonight. Classes scheduled before 7 p.m. will be held as usual. Â Commuting students should use their discretion about traveling to campus.
Tonight’s cancellation does not carry over to classes scheduled for Friday, Nov. 16. Students, faculty and staff should check their campus email account, text messages, local news outlets as well as the College website and its social media channels tomorrow morning before heading for class.
Individuals planning to attend campus events scheduled for tonight other than classes should check with organizers of the event make sure they will be held.
Visit the Emergency site for more information.
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NYS Resident |
Non-NYS Resident |
|---|---|---|
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Tuition (1) |
$10,870 |
$22,210 |
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$1,630 |
$1,630 |
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Total Billed Charges (2), (3) |
$12,500 |
$23,840 |
Charges listed above cover the full academic year. Rates for 2017-18 are tentative and subject to change pending New York State, SUNY or College action.
Read more detailed information about costs.
Graduate assistantships are a great way to gain real-world experience while getting paid to further your education.
The Graduate Opportunity Program provides tuition assistance to EOP, HEOP, and SEEK program graduates undertaking graduate study at a participating SUNY institution. Because funding is limited, early application to the campus of choice is encouraged.
The graduate opportunity program will provide students with financial support to cover tuition at participating SUNY graduate and professional institution.
Students must apply and be admitted to a participating campus prior to approval of Graduate Opportunity Program funding. Please see the list of participating campuses below. Documentation of a student's prior status as an opportunity program student is also required. Students who are interested in graduate study are encouraged to consult with their undergraduate program director.
Graduate students are eligible for low-interest PLUS loans from the U.S. Department of Education.
Visit the Federal Student Aid website for more information.
Graduate students are eligible for these scholarships:
