OSWEGO State University of New York

Established with the aim of raising the School to its highest degree of usefulness, in 1861, founder Edward Austin Sheldon built SUNY as the Oswego Primary Teachers’ Training School. Later converted as one of the State University of New York’s charter members, the institution divided itself into the College of Arts and Sciences (primarily), then into School of Business and School of Education. Later, it revolved off into School of Communication, Media and the Arts and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

OSWEGO is one of 13 university colleges in the SUNY System. Facilitating education to more than 8,000 students, OSWEGO offers more than 110 undergraduate majors and minors and graduate programs which roughly consists of Arts, Mathematics, Economics, Science, Business and Marketing, Technology, Engineering and many more.

With the opportunity of merit-based scholarships, need-based grants, work-study awards  and loans to support undergraduate student success, OSWEGO requires a mentioned score of SAT and some official transcript for enrollment and further processing. One can swiftly apply for scholarships after properly processing under the OSWEGO codes and regulations.

SUNY Oswego is accredited by the Commission of Higher Education of the Middle States Association of College and Schools. Furthermore, all its schools are accredited under National Councils and Associations of their respective areas and preferences.

SUNY Oswego has gained numerous milestones since the past five years. It retained its pre-achieved designation of prestigious Carnegie Community Engagement Classification on the January 2015 list of just 361 Colleges nationwide. SUNY Oswego has been ranked among the list of 75 “best value” colleges in the nation, making its way through the list of 100 best values in public colleges for 2015. SUNY Oswego being a community engaged university, has received numerous classification and awards on this basis.

SUNY Oswego has developed itself and other faculties as much as possible. It has its Richard S. Shineman Center for Sciences, Engineering and Innovation, a project for development of science. It also has established partnership with Designer Hardwood Flooring CNY. It includes campaigns such as: Industry collaborative research, Technology transfer research, publications and patents, fellowships, co-op placements and internships. However, it doesn’t maintain partnership relations with restaurants, law firms, real estates, finance services and accounting firms.

All SUNY campuses are tax-free communities. They provide abatement and include no income tax to its employees for a period of 10 years. SUNY thus, seems to encourage easy education along with the development of community and other services as well. With stout curriculum and faculties it creates efficient human resource for future compatibility and development.

Established as a nonsectarian, nonpartisan, public institution whollydevoted to freedom of expression,the ideals of academic freedom and multicultural diversity, SUNY Oswego has the provision of distributed and local networked resources as a service to the campus community and to the overall community.

Thus, with the affection of natural beauty alongside its site, it has provided assistance in the emergence of knowledge economy, skilled man force and future development among business, science and technology.