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Contact us any time at admissions@geneseo.edu or (585) 245-5571. We're happy to answer any questions you have.

Meet with us!

• and schedule a meeting for yourself, a student, or both!

Academic Programs

• Academics at �ʹڲ�����ַ

Accessibility

�ʹڲ�����ַ is dedicated to providing students equal and comprehensive access to college-wide programs, services, and campus facilities. Visit the website for more information.

Access Opportunity Programs

The at �ʹڲ�����ַ were established to meet the educational aspirations of academically talented students who reflect the ethnic and cultural diversity of New York State and neighboring states.

Admissions Counselors (by County)

 - ask questions or schedule a one-on-one meeting.

College Credit

• Transfer of credit from 2 or 4-year college

Financial Aid

• Cost of attendance
• Example financial aid packages
• Types of financial aid
• Applying for financial aid

The Honors Experience

What's distinctive about �ʹڲ�����ַ’s honors college experience? Visit our Honors College Experience page to learn more.

How to Apply

• How to apply to �ʹڲ�����ַ as a transfer student

Racial Justice and Anti-Racism

�ʹڲ�����ַ has been looking inward, rearticulating our commitment to racial justice, and developing departmental plans of action to promote anti-racism across the college.

Visit our statements of support and action plans for racial justice for more information.

SAT/ACT

As of June 2020, SUNY �ʹڲ�����ַ is now SAT/ACT test-optional. See our test optional FAQ for more information.

Scholarships

�ʹڲ�����ַ awards scholarships based on merit and financial need. New students don’t need to apply for �ʹڲ�����ַ scholarships separately; they are awarded by the College based on applications for admission. Current students can view and apply for more than 120 �ʹڲ�����ַ scholarships through our .

Ways Students Can Learn About �ʹڲ�����ַ

• Visit and tour �ʹڲ�����ַ
• Webinar series
• Attend a sample class

What's New

• Milne Library renovation
• Sociomedical Sciences - new major and minor
• School Counselor Information

Group Visits

Group visits are for high schools and community based organizations to bring a larger group of students to experience �ʹڲ�����ַ. We will work with you to design a day best suited for your students, with opportunities to meet with Admissions, our EOP department, take a campus tour and even have free lunch on campus! Reservations are automatically for 3 hours, either from 9am-12pm or 1pm-4pm. We look forward to working with you!