950+ SUNY DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES — ONLINE
Transformative and Inclusive Online Education at all Levels.
Online learning in SUNY meets the individual needs
of our diverse and vibrant population.
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ADULT LEARNERS
57.5% of exclusively online students are adult learners
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UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITIES
29.9% of exclusively online students are underrepresented minorities
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MILITARY SERVICE
2.8% of exclusively online students represent active & veteran military service members
University at Buffalo's Nursing RN-BS program ranked #1 nationwide-
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Choose from among the 64 institutions of The State University of New York
Are you a working adult with kids or a tight schedule?
If so, online learning is perfect for you
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Take classes on your schedule
We know you're busy and that's why many of our classes can be taken whenever and wherever you are. There is no need to change your work schedule to attend most courses.
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Learn from on-campus faculty
The faculty teaching online courses at SUNY Online schools are the exact same award winning professors that teach classes to our on-campus students.
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Credit for Prior Knowledge
Many of our degrees offer credit based on your existing knowledge because we believe you should get credit for experience that you have already gained at school or in the workforce.
Knowing that I have someone in my corner who gets back to me as soon as possible, has really helped me deal with the difficulties surrounding not only being in college but pursuing my degree online.
- Alexis Iglesias-Ortiz, Business Administration, SUNY Oswego, 2020
I love that I signed up with SUNY Online! The success coaches really help you so much before the college application process, and after you get accepted.
- Lila Ijaz, MBA, SUNY Oswego, 2021