Step 1.
Apply online
Prospective students may apply by using the SUNY Application or The Common Application. Choose just one option to apply to SUNY Oswego. Both applications require a non-refundable $50 fee and a teacher/counselor evaluation. If submitting the SUNY application we also require applicants to fill out the SUNY Supplemental Application.
Step 2.
Submit transcripts
Submit your official high school transcripts, an official transcript of GED/TASC scores.
Step 3.
Report ACT and/or SAT scores
SUNY Oswego is test-optional for the Spring ’22, Fall ’22, and Spring ’23 terms. We utilize a holistic review process, and no single factor is used to determine admission or merit scholarships. Submit the SAT or ACT only if you want us to consider this in our review process. You may submit self-reported ACT or SAT scores via the CommonApp or the SUNY Supplement (if you applied using the SUNY Application). Scores sent directly to Oswego on an official high school transcript, or via the College Board or ACT are considered official. Note that if unofficial scores are submitted, official scores will be required of students who enroll, and must match self-reported scores. Discrepancies can lead to revocation of admission and/or scholarship.
Oswego codes:
ACT code: 2942
SAT code: 2543
Step 4.
Submit a recommendation
Submit a recommendation or a form allowing for individual comments from a school counselor, teacher, coach, or work-or volunteer-based supervisor.
Step 5:
Submit the EOP Financial Information Form
SUNY Application
You will be directed to the EOP Financial Information Form by the SUNY Application Services Center (ASC) when you apply. Mail in the form with required income documentation to the SUNY Application Services Center in Albany.
Common Application
You will be directed by the SUNY Oswego Office of Admissions where to download the EOP Financial Information Form from our website. Submit the form with required income documentation directly to the Oswego Office of Admissions.
Step 6.
Check Application Status
Once your application is received by SUNY Oswego, you will receive an email containing a user ID and PIN to access the application status checker to see what information we’ve received and what is still needed. Applicants may be required to submit additional information or senior year grades when necessary.