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• The Transfer Merit Scholarship offers $500 per semester for transfer students with a 3.00–3.49 GPA, renewable for 6 semesters. 

• The Transfer Achievement Scholarship offers $750 per semester for transfer students with a 3.50+ GPA, renewable for 6 semesters. 

• Annually $4,000 - The Go Oswego Award offers $2,000 per semester to full-time out-of-state or international students, renewable for up to 8 semesters, this Scholarship is available to students who choose to live on campus.

• A $50 application fee is also applicable

• Key Features: SUNY Oswego is one of the top comprehensive universities in the U.S., recognized for its excellence in education and exceptional value. The university is known for its dedicated faculty, welcoming campus atmosphere, and a strong alumni network of over 94,000 members. With a gender ratio of 52:48 (Female:Male) the student body is diverse, representing over 50 countries, and includes more than 6,500 undergraduate and graduate students. SUNY Oswego boasts an impressive 99% of graduates either employed or continuing their education, with 91% working in their field of choice. This success highlights the university’s commitment to fostering both academic and professional growth for its students.

• Nearest Employment Cluster: SUNY Oswego benefits from its location within Central New York, a region known for its growing technology, education, and healthcare sectors. Key employers in the region include Lockheed Martin, Syracuse University, and St. Joseph's Health. Syracuse, a nearby urban hub, also provides opportunities in finance, higher education, and manufacturing. The National Weather Service and NOAA offer unique opportunities for students specializing in environmental sciences and meteorology.

• Climate: Climate Zone: Humid continental climate Summers: Warm and pleasant, with cooler breezes from Lake Ontario Winters: Cold and snowy, with heavy lake-effect snowfall common Severe Weather: Occasional thunderstorms in summer, with lake-effect snowstorms in winter Seasonal Extremes: January is the coldest month, July is the warmest, and November is typically the wettest.

• Other Talking Points: Students are not required to live on campus throughout the program, which offers greater flexibility and cost savings. SUNY Oswego offers a range of over 110 undergraduate programs, along with many graduate and professional degrees. Airport Pickup: Students can arrange airport pickup from Syracuse Hancock International Airport, ensuring a smooth arrival to campus.

• Student Focused : Nearly $1 billion invested in modernised buildings and facilities, with an average class size of 22 and a 14:1 student-to-faculty ratio

• Athletics: SUNY Oswego features 24 NCAA Division III athletic teams, is a SUNYAC member, and has achieved 223 All-American honours.

• Exceptional Ranking : SUNY Oswego ranks #15 among public universities in the North, #52 nationally for public good, and #1 in NY for online MBA programs.

Oswego is located in north-central New York along the south-eastern shore of Lake Ontario, with convenient connectivity to nearby cities like Syracuse, Rochester, and Albany. 

Geography and Economy:

• Geographic Location: Situated in north-central New York State, USA, along the south-eastern shore of Lake Ontario.

• Size and Population: A small city in Oswego County, known for its port and waterfront.

• Economic Hub: Traditionally reliant on its port, the economy includes manufacturing, education, healthcare, and tourism, especially tied to Lake Ontario.

Culture and Community:

• Cultural and Art Scene: Home to historic sites, museums, and cultural events, including the H. Lee White Maritime Museum and annual Harborfest.

• Education: Hosts SUNY Oswego, a major regional university.

• Diverse Community: A mix of cultural backgrounds with a population tied to both its educational and industrial roots.

• Recreational Opportunities: Offers outdoor activities along the lake, parks, and boating, with the Oswego River adding water-based recreation.

• Sports: SUNY Oswego athletics and local recreational leagues contribute to a sports community.

• Affordable Living: Known for a moderate cost of living compared to larger urban centers.

• Community Events: Hosts Harborfest, a popular summer festival, and other local events promoting community engagement.

Infrastructure:

• Transportation: Connected via major highways and regional transportation networks, with Oswego County Airport nearby.

• Historical Significance: Rich in maritime history, with an important role in the development of New York's trade and military presence on Lake Ontario.