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2015 Your first step to U.S. university success through the State University of New York Preparation for your future 02 You will find it at ONCAMPUS SUNY No matter what you want to study, • ONCAMPUS SUNY helps 03 SUNY system map you’ll find it at SUNYt SUNY international students succeed – academically, socially, and The State University of New York (SUNY) is the professionally – with a one-year university 04 Why ONCAMPUS SUNY? largest university system in the United States. transfer program delivered at SUNY’s Morrisville State College. 06 New York State SUNY’s 64 schools include everything from large • You will earn a full year of college credits, living research universities and academic medical centers 08 Campus and learning in one of the most beautiful areas to liberal arts colleges and agricultural and technical in the state of New York and become prepared to complete your U.S. degree at the SUNY institution Curriculum ON 10 institutes. With CAMPUS SUNY, you can transfer that provides the ideal fit for your academic and into more than 5,000 degree and certificate programs personal interests. 12 General Education Requirements – far more than with any other public or private 14 University Transfer Advising school in the U.S. 16 Program Details ONCAMPUS SUNY is proud to work in association with the State University of New York and Morrisville State College “ ONCAMPUS provided me an authentic to offer high-quality university American learning environment. The transfer programs for NAME staff was always willing to help me Yu Chieh “Maggie” Lin international students. out no matter what kind of academic NATIONALITY or personal problems I’ve encountered. Taiwanese Find out more: And now I feel excited to start my MAJOR Political Science B.A. www.oncampususa.com new life at Stony Brook University Facebook: in NY state.” www.facebook.com/ONCAMPUSSUNY 022 Schools in the SUNY system include: SUNY schools have • Adirondack Community College • Fulton-Montgomery Community College international reach • University at Albany • Genesee Community College • Alfred State College • SUNY Geneseo • The SUNY system’s • Alfred University, NYS College • Herkimer County Community College reputation for academic of Ceramics excellence attracts students • Hudson Valley Community College from all over the world.from all over the world. • Binghamton University • Jamestown Community College • The College at Brockport • Over 20,000 international students are currently • Jefferson Community College studying at SUNY, making up nearly 10% of • Broome Community College • Maritime College SUNY’s total student population. • Buffalo State College • Mohawk Valley Community College • University of Buffalo • Monroe Community College • SUNY Canton (College of Technology) • Morrisville State College • Cayuga Community College • Nassau Community College • Clinton Community College • SUNY New Paltz • College of Agriculture & Technology • Niagara County Community College at Cobleskill • North Country Community College • Columbia-Greene Community College • The College at Old Westbury • College of Agriculture & Life Sciences • SUNY Oneonta at Cornell University • Onondaga Community College • College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University • College of Optometry • College of Human Ecology at Cornell • Orange County Community College University • SUNY Oswego • School of Industrial & Labor Relations • SUNY Plattsburgh at Cornell University • SUNY Potsdam • Corning Community College • Purchase College • SUNY Cortland • Rockland Community College • SUNY Delhi • SUNY Institute of Technology • Downstate Medical Center • Schenectady County • Dutchess Community College Community College • Empire State College • Stony Brook University and (35 locations across NY state) Medical Center • College of Environmental Science and • Suffolk County Community College Forestry at Syracuse University • Sullivan County Community College • Erie Community College • Tompkins Cortland Community College • Farmingdale State College • Ulster County Community College 11 SUNY campuses named “Best Regional Colleges • Fashion Institute of Technology • Upstate Medical University (Northeast)” by Princeton Review for 2015. • Finger Lakes Community College • Westchester Community College • SUNY Fredonia 03 ONCAMPUS SUNY gives you every educational advantage ONCAMPUS SUNY offers a first year university transfer program at Morrisville State College, an MSCHE accredited* organization, recognized by US News and World Report as a Top Tier Best Regional North College. It is also rated #1 in student satisfaction for academic experiences, student life, and college outcomes by ACT. At ONCAMPUS SUNY, you will earn 33-34 college credits taught by Morrisville State College faculty, equivalent to a standard first year course load, but benefit from the extra one-on-one support that the ONCAMPUS SUNY program provides. As an ONCAMPUS SUNY student you will live in campus dormitories, and have daily access to advisors, peer tutors, and educational counselors to help you acclimate academically and socially. Morrisville State College is known for its reputation for high academic standards, enriching campus life, and exceptional location. Together with its diverse student body, ONCAMPUS SUNY gives you the best advantages from the start of your college career. * Morrisville State College is fully accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE). The MSCHE is recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education and the Council on Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA). Year 1 Years 2 – 4 ONCAMPUS SUNY You complete your University Transfer Program undergraduate degree at the Freshman Year of a university that is right for you Bachelor’s Degree “ Since I am an international student and English is my NAME second language, I had many difficulties while studying “Kitty” Phuong Thi Truc Le at college. If I had started right away at a big university, I NATIONALITY Vietnamese would have struggled much more with big classrooms and hundreds of classmates. Morrisville is the perfect place to MAJOR Accounting A.S. (SUNY Morrisville); start up with basic knowledge, prepare for the long run in Accounting and Business Administration the future with small classrooms, enthusiastic professors, B.A. (SUNY Albany) and friendly staff.” 04 Why choose ONCAMPUS SUNY? WHY STUDY IN THE U.S.? • Flexible entry requirements: SAT scores, personal statements, and letters of recommendation are not required. Choices – No other country comes close to offering as many learning options. • Ideal first-year university experience: Equivalent to Year 1 at a university; 33-34 credits upon completion. General education - Graduates are well-rounded with the skills and knowledge employers seek. • Live and study in the heart of New York State: You will study and live alongside university students from day one and have full access Flexibility – Up to two years allowed before choosing a major; easy to all facilities and resources. to transfer to another school. • Safe and supportive “soft landing”: Receive unparalleled support Diversity – The U.S., and New York State in particular, attracts and guidance from welcoming faculty and staff on a beautiful, students from around the world. traditional campus. Resources - Support for international students, including housing, • Choice and flexibility: Begin your studies at Morrisville State academics, and student groups, is extensive at most U.S. schools. College and have the opportunity to apply to any field of study at Prestige – A degree from a U.S. college is recognized globally as a the SUNY university of your choice. distinctive achievement. • Guaranteed transfer credits: Transfer your MSC-earned credits to Internships – Most education programs include opportunities to any of the State University of New York’s 64 schools with choices work in the field before graduation, providing valuable work of over 5,000 degrees and certification programs. experience and business contacts. • Start your education at a top-ranked SUNY regional school- English immersion – There is no better way to improve language Morrisville State College: skills than by living and learning in the U.S. #44 Regional Colleges (North) #14 Top Public Schools - Regional Colleges (North) Travel opportunities – ONCAMPUS SUNY is just four hours from #1 in Student Satisfaction - Academic Experiences, Student Life, New York City and four and a half hours from Boston. and College Outcome (ACT). American culture – Discover the difference between the real world • An education in the SUNY system is a highly ranked education: and what you have seen on TV. 23 SUNY campuses were ranked among the top colleges and universities in the nation (U.S. News and World Report). 05 Enjoy the best Begin your university experience in the heart of of Boston NEW YORK STATE Morrisville State College is located in New York State’s Madison County, the geographic center of the state, making it easy for you to explore the area’s natural beauty. Enjoy hiking, biking, and horseback riding in the warmer months, and cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails in the winter. The area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts and it is close to many of the Northeast’s most popular destinations including the Adirondacks, Lake Ontario, the Baseball Hall of Fame, Niagara Falls, and New York City, among many others. Morrisville State College offers 75 majors, boasts an 18 to 1 student to faculty ratio, and has a beautiful and easily accessible 150-acre campus. The college also maintains
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