The College at Oneonta
State University of New York
Oneonta, New York 13820-4015
www.oneonta.eduAcademic Programs (Undergraduate Degrees) – Programs/Majors
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Bachelor of Science |
Political Science |
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Elementary Education |
Psychology |
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Early Childhood Education (birth-grade 12)* |
Sociology* |
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Childhood Education (grades 1-6)* |
Spanish |
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Early Childhood/Childhood Education Dual Certificate (birth-grade 6)* |
Statistics |
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Theater |
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Water Resources |
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Adolescence Education (grades 7-12) |
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Biology |
Bachelor of Arts |
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Earth Science |
General |
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English |
Adulthood and Aging |
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Family & Consumer Sciences (all grades) |
Africana Latino Studies |
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French |
Anthropology |
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Mathematics |
Art* |
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Social Studies |
Chemistry |
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Spanish |
Child and Family Studies |
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Communication Studies |
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Human Ecology |
Computer Art |
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Dietetics |
Earth Science |
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Food Service and Restaurant Administration |
Economics |
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Human Ecology (emphasis in Child & Family; Apparel & Textiles [FIT and non-FIT Affiliation]; Consumer Studies)* |
English |
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Environmental Sciences* |
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French |
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International Studies |
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General |
Geography Ö * |
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Accounting |
Geology |
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Adulthood and Aging |
Mass Communication? * |
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Art* |
Mathematics |
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Biology* |
Music |
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Business Economics |
Music Industry |
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Chemistry |
Philosophy |
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Child and Family Studies |
Physics* |
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Communication Studies |
Political Science |
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Computer Art |
Psychology |
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Computer Science* |
Sociology* |
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Earth Science |
Spanish |
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Economics |
Statistics |
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English |
Theater |
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Environmental Science* |
Water Resources |
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French |
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Geography Ö * |
Ö Only General Geography can be taken as a B.A. program. Cartography and Remote Sensing, Planning and Development are B.S. only. |
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Geology |
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History |
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Mass Communication? * |
? The Production track in B.S. only. The Critical analysis Tack is B.A. only. |
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Mathematics |
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Meteorology |
* Students required to declare a concentration with this major. |
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Philosophy |
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Physics* |
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Approximate Costs – per Semester
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Tuition |
$4,150 |
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Room(Quad Rate, includes laundry) |
$2,053 |
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Dining Plan |
$1,385 |
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Student Health Insurance1 |
$ 81 |
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Comprehensive Student Fee2 |
$ 448 |
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Non-billed costs |
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Books and Supplies |
$ 400 |
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Personal, Transportation , Misc. |
$ 975 |
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Total |
$9,492 |
1 All Students are urged to carry the health insurance plan available through the college. The charge for full-year coverage is $81.00. A student who does not desire coverage must complete the waiver section on the bill.
2 The comprehensive student service fee covers: Student Activity card, Athletics, Health Center, Technology Fee, College Fee. These fees are pro-rated by the credit hour if less than 12 credits. Voluntary fee for Alumni dues-$7.50 may be deducted from charges.
Application Requirements
All international students must submit the following:
1. A completed and signed application form
2. $40.00 non-refundable application fee (NO CASH)
3. Academic records (certified originals and certified English translations)
4. English Language Proficiency form
5. Original, certified financial statement & documentation
6. Autobiographical Essay
7. Three (3) Letters of Recommendation (at least two references should be academic)
Special Programs
Thai Teachers' Practicum - since 1990, teachers and administrators from Thailand have come to SUNY Oneonta to study English, observe classes, and establish contacts with their counterparts both on campus and at local elementary and secondary schools.
American Quarter Program - since 1984, the American Quarter Program has brought students from the University of Wurzburg, Germany to SUNY Oneonta for nine weeks during the fall semester. The purpose of the Quarter Program is for Wurzburg students to learn about US history and society and to experience US campus life. Part of the Quarter Program itinerary is a trip to Washington, DC and Boston, Massachusetts. Each academic year, three other Wurzburg students serve as teaching assistants in German language and other academic areas.
The University of Sherbrooke in Quebec, Canada and SUNY Oneonta exchange students as part of a Cross-Cultural Communication course (SPCH 258). This program is offered randomly in the fall semester.
The Office of International Education, in conjunction with other academic departments (Economics & Business, Education, etc.) offers special short-term programs carefully designed to meet the professional needs to international participants. Based on participant eligibility, internships are arranged as part of the program experience. For those whose English language proficiency is not sufficiently advanced, an ESL component is included.