As an affordable choice for your higher education, SUNY Cortland offers exceptional value for the investment you make in your future. A recent survey found that we spend more on actual instruction than many other schools. You’ll be pleased to discover our reasonable costs for tuition, fees, living expenses, books and transportation.
The Financial Aid Office provides a broad range of financial aid services. Make this your first stop when looking for resources to help you fund an affordable education at SUNY Cortland. Nearly 80 percent of SUNY Cortland students receive some form of financial aid.
As an undergraduate student, you can choose from a wide variety of majors and minors. As a graduate student, you can select from numerous signature programs.
All will allow you to carry the momentum forward through multidisciplinary course work, internships, fieldwork and experience-based learning opportunities in the Cortland community and beyond.
Make new friends and get serious about your favorite activities through one of our many Sport Clubs. Learn a new sport, improve your skills and compete against other schools in groups that include skiing/snowboarding, ultimate Frisbee, dance, rugby or outdoor adventuring.
Pickleball, Wallyball, Broomball are just some of the fun sports the Intramural Sports program has to offer. Close to half of the undergraduate population participates in at least one intramural sport.
Cortland Nites is a series of scheduled events sponsored by Campus Activities. There is at least one event each week such as Laser Tag, $3 Movie Night, World Sports Tournament, etc.
You also can visit downtown for festivals, concerts, charities and events going on in Cortland. There is always something to do.
The Cortland bus runs frequently throughout the day, providing transportation to Corey Union, Neubig Hall, Park Center, the Route 281 lot, West Campus Apartments and Moffett Center. You can take the weekend shopping bus to Walmart and Price Chopper. Friday and Saturday there is a downtown shuttle, which offers students transportation to Main Street.
You’re on the move and you can feel the momentum everywhere. You can become a part of our team — our family — and you’ll always find something to do.
With more than 100 clubs and organizations including sport clubs, you’re sure to find a match for your interests and your enthusiasm for new experiences.
We have nine facilities each offering a different dining experience. They include Neubig Dining, Dragon’s Court, Hilltop, Raquette Pizza, The Bistro Off Broadway, Dunkin Donuts, Poolside Snack Bar, The Bookmark and Dragon’s Den.
Whether you live on campus, at West Campus Apartments or in your own apartment, eating on campus with a meal plan is less expensive and more convenient.
Visit ASC Dining Services.
All freshman are allowed to have a car on campus. You must park in the Route 281 lot, which is easily accessible. The Cortland bus makes frequent runs between this parking lot and middle and upper campus.
