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TRANSFERS     FRESHMAN    INTERNATIONAL

 SUNY Oswego accepts either The Common Application, OR the SUNY Application.

  • Applicants are encouraged to apply online, the easiest and most secure format.
  • Both require a $50 non-refundable application fee. 

  Please complete and submit only one.

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The Common Application, which is accepted by over 450 colleges nationwide, allows you to apply to any participating school with one application.  It includes a personal essay and school supplement/ counselor evaluation form.   The online SUNY Application, which is accepted by most SUNY campuses, allows you to apply to several SUNY colleges with one application (a SUNY pdf version is also available). 

 
TRANSFER APPLICANTS
SUNY Oswego is sensitive to the significant effect Hurricane Sandy has had on many students and their families.  Therefore, the priority application date for the Spring 2013 semester has been extended to November 29.  Please contact the Office of Admissions regarding any other assistance you may need to submit your application and supporting materials.

Applicants who have registered for at least 12 credit hours at another college or university, following graduation from high school, are considered transfer students.

The priority date for consideration of transfer applications is March 1 for the fall semester and November 1 for the spring. Applications received after those dates will be considered as space remains available.

How to apply

  • Apply using either The Common Application or SUNY application.
  • Submit all official college or university transcripts (transcripts must be submitted regardless of credits earned)
    Check your status online- Once you've applied for admission check your application status online to see what information we've received and what is still needed.

Additional Information that may be requested:

INTERNATIONAL APPLICANTS
International applicants should visit International Student and Scholar Services for application details.
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