Facts and Figures | 2020 SUNY Oswego Annual Report

Statistics

Fall 2019 Enrollment

Total: 7,830

6,920 undergraduates; 95% are full-time/5% are part-time
910 graduate students; 35% are full-time/65% are part-time

30% of total student body and 35% of the fall 2019 entering class (including international students) self-identified as Hispanic, African-American, Asian, Native American, Pacific Islander or multi-ethnic.

Fall 2019 First-Year Student Statistics

Distribution of Fall 2019 Class by College/School:

Average undergraduate SAT/ACT/GPA: 1153/24/88

46% of Fall 2019 first-year students received a four-year renewable SUNY Oswego scholarship

Outcomes

Fall 2014 Cohort 4-Year Graduation Rate as of Fall 2019: 55% (5-year programs removed)
Fall 2018 Cohort Retention Rate as of Fall 2019: 77.4%

Class of 2019 First Destination Outcomes as of Fall 2020:

94% employed and/or continuing education
89% of those working full-time are in their field of choice
74% work in New York State

Economic Impact on Region

Largest Public Employer in Oswego County

4,437 full-time, part-time and student employees in 2019 - 2020*
62% of non-student employees lived in Oswego County**

* Data current as of August 7, 2020
** Data current as of August 4, 2020

Campus renewal and capital projects

Over the past 5 years of campus renovations and new construction, SUNY Oswego’s capital plan projects exceeded $91 million and injected more than $50 million into New York’s economy

Research dollars in action

$4.3 million in federal, state and private support
More than $1 million invested in campus support for teaching, research, experiential and pre-professional learning opportunities

Student scholarships and endowment

In fiscal year 2019 - 2020, the college raised a total of $10,699,370

Nearly 86% of ALL 2018–2019 students enrolled received a total of more than $84 million in aid (scholarships, grants and loans)

Oswego College Foundation, Inc.

2019-20 all college budget: $195.5 million

Revenues

Expenditures

These charts reflect SUNY Oswego’s operating results during the 2018-19 fiscal year, the most recent final data available through the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) Financial Survey. IPEDS no longer includes Auxiliary Services activity (dining, vending, bookstore, etc.), which amounted to $21,539,583 in 2019-20.

Capital outlay

$23.9 million
The college had capital construction and equipment outlay, across all funds and operations, amounting to $23,910,541 in 2019-20.

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