About The State University of New York• The largest comprehensive university system in the United States

• Total student population of 467,000; international student population is 18,800

• 64 campuses to choose from – a perfect match for either urban living or a rural setting

• More than 7,500 degree and certificate programs across all campuses

• Nearly 3 million alumni

• Affordable tuition compared to other U.S. universities

• Assured admission to one of SUNY’s campuses

• Live in one of the most diverse places in the world –NEW YORK STATE!

To learn more about SUNY, visit www.suny.edu

The State University of New York

2+2Path

Why 2+2?Save money, increase yourchances of gettinginto a top-rankedcollege or university,start your educationat a smaller schoolwith a focus on student support, try a new academicdiscipline, or workon your Englishskills.

A process by which students complete two years ofeducation at a SUNY community college or technologycollege and then transfer to a SUNY four-year college

or university to obtain a bachelor’s degree.

The State University of New York

2+2Path

Community Colleges and Technology CollegesEarn an associate’s degree at a SUNY community or technology college. Associate degreesusually take two years to complete and aretransferable toward a bachelor’s degree at any of SUNY’s four-year colleges or universities. Studentscan save significantlyon tuition by startingwith an associate degree.

University Centersand Doctoral DegreeGranting InstitutionsSUNY’s University Centers and DoctoralDegree Granting Institutions have madeundergraduate teach-ing, research, and advanced graduate andprofessional studiestheir priorities. Theyoffer hundreds of outstanding academicprograms including liberal arts and sci-ences, health sciences,engineering, business,and professional curriculum leading tobachelor’s, master’sand doctoral degrees.

Technology CollegesIn addition to offeringassociate degrees,SUNY's TechnologyColleges also offer students the opportu-nity to stay and finishtheir last two years and earn a bachelor'sdegree. TechnologyColleges offer hands-on education in high demand careerpaths like business,computer science, hospitality manage-ment, and engineeringtechnology.

University CollegesSUNY’s University Colleges are recog-nized throughout theUnited States as lead-ers in undergraduateinstruction. Bachelor’sand Master’s degreesare offered in liberalarts and sciences, and professional disciplines. Togetherthe University Collegesoffer 1,370 baccalaure-ate and 558 master’sprograms, includingdisciplines from accounting to zoology.

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For more information about pathway programs,please contact the Office of International Recruitment at krista.northup@suny.edu

Or contact a SUNY authorized recruitment representative in your country. For a full list ofagents, please visit www.suny.edu/global/oir

The average tuition fee for a 2-year program at a SUNY Community College is $7,630/year. The average tuition fee for a 2-year program at a Technology College is$9,740/year. Please check individualcampus websites for actual costs.

The State University of New York

2+2Path

Community Colleges and Technology CollegesEarn an associate’s degree at a SUNY community or technology college. Associate degreesusually take two years to complete and aretransferable toward a bachelor’s degree at any of SUNY’s four-year colleges or universities. Studentscan save significantlyon tuition by startingwith an associate degree.

University Centersand Doctoral DegreeGranting InstitutionsSUNY’s University Centers and DoctoralDegree Granting Institutions have madeundergraduate teach-ing, research, and advanced graduate andprofessional studiestheir priorities. Theyoffer hundreds of outstanding academicprograms including liberal arts and sci-ences, health sciences,engineering, business,and professional curriculum leading tobachelor’s, master’sand doctoral degrees.

Technology CollegesIn addition to offeringassociate degrees,SUNY's TechnologyColleges also offer students the opportu-nity to stay and finishtheir last two years and earn a bachelor'sdegree. TechnologyColleges offer hands-on education in high demand careerpaths like business,computer science, hospitality manage-ment, and engineeringtechnology.

University CollegesSUNY’s University Colleges are recog-nized throughout theUnited States as lead-ers in undergraduateinstruction. Bachelor’sand Master’s degreesare offered in liberalarts and sciences, and professional disciplines. Togetherthe University Collegesoffer 1,370 baccalaure-ate and 558 master’sprograms, includingdisciplines from accounting to zoology.

START HERE

FINISH HERE

FINISH HERE

FINISH HERE

For more information about pathway programs,please contact the Office of International Recruitment at krista.northup@suny.edu

Or contact a SUNY authorized recruitment representative in your country. For a full list ofagents, please visit www.suny.edu/global/oir

The average tuition fee for a 2-year program at a SUNY Community College is $7,630/year. The average tuition fee for a 2-year program at a Technology College is$9,740/year. Please check individualcampus websites for actual costs.

About The State University of New York• The largest comprehensive university system in the United States

• Total student population of 467,000; international student population is 18,800

• 64 campuses to choose from – a perfect match for either urban living or a rural setting

• More than 7,500 degree and certificate programs across all campuses

• Nearly 3 million alumni

• Affordable tuition compared to other U.S. universities

• Assured admission to one of SUNY’s campuses

• Live in one of the most diverse places in the world –NEW YORK STATE!

To learn more about SUNY, visit www.suny.edu

The State University of New York

2+2Path

Why 2+2?Save money, increase yourchances of gettinginto a top-rankedcollege or university,start your educationat a smaller schoolwith a focus on student support, try a new academicdiscipline, or workon your Englishskills.

A process by which students complete two years ofeducation at a SUNY community college or technologycollege and then transfer to a SUNY four-year college

or university to obtain a bachelor’s degree.