Explore the extensive list of graduate programs offered through SUNY Oswego. Visit our Office of Graduate Studies for information about specific graduate programs, the application process and deadlines, financial aid, and more.
Required documents
- As part of the application to graduate study at SUNY Oswego, all international transcripts require verification via a World Education Services (WES) credit evaluation.
- Original bank statement with a bank official’s signature and stamp evidencing sufficient funds for one year AND if supported by a sponsor, a completed SUNY International Student Financial Statement (PDF) signed and stamped by your sponsor's bank and sponsor.
- All non-native English speaking international students must submit either the TOEFL or IELTS score. Send English proficiency scores directly to SUNY Oswego using the college code 2543.
- A minimum TOEFL score of 79 is required; however, our MBA programs require 83.
- The minimum grade for IELTS is 6.5. Students scoring below this level will need intensive English preparation prior to admission.
- Two letters of recommendation will be required as part of the application process.
If you are unable to take TOEFL or IELTS or another exam currently accepted by SUNY Oswego due to the COVID-19 global pandemic, SUNY Oswego will accept the Duolingo English Test (DET) as proof of your English proficiency. This exam can be taken online from your home. For admission to a Master’s level program, you should achieve at least a score of 105 on the DET in order to meet the minimum language criteria.
Estimated Costs and Fees
These costs apply to full time (9 credit hours each semester) matriculated students per year. Graduate assistantship opportunities are available for all matriculated graduate students. All figures are estimates and are subject to change. See a breakdown of these costs below.
Tuition and mandatory fees: $19,773
Health insurance, books, incidentals: $3,500
Living expenses: $17,026
Estimated total for one year of graduate studies (non-MBA): $40,299
Tuition and mandatory fees: $20,781
Health insurance, books, and incidentals: $3,500
Living expenses: $17,026
Estimated total for one year of MBA studies: $41,307