Empowering your path to success—SUNY Oswego's opportunity programs help students from all backgrounds thrive, stay on track, and build a strong future.
Opportunity Programs
Graduate on time and with confidence
Advancing Completion Through Engagement (ACE)
Benefits
- Personalized advising and career support
- Financial help for books, transportation and tuition gaps
- Skill-building workshops
- Strong peer and mentor network
Eligibility
NYS residents eligible for Pell, TAP, or Excelsior aid who meet Oswego's undergraduate admissions requirements. Full-time study is required. ACE students cannot participate in EOP or Honors.
Building futures in STEM and licensed professions
Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (CSTEP)
Benefits
- Mentoring and academic counseling
- Research and internship opportunities
- Graduate school preparation
- Financial and travel support
Eligibility
Full-time U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are NYS residents and underrepresented or economically disadvantaged. Majors must be in STEM or licensed professions (law, social work, accounting). A 2.5 GPA is required after two semesters.
Your gateway to college success and beyond
Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
Benefits
- Academic and financial support
- Pre-college summer program
- Peer mentoring and tutoring
- SUNY-wide community with extensive support
Eligibility
NYS residents who meet academic and income guidelines and would benefit from additional support. Students must have lived in NY for at least 12 months before enrollment.
Diversifying the next generation of educators
Teacher Opportunity Corps II (TOC II)
Benefits
- Annual stipend
- Certification exam support
- Mentorship and tutoring
- Travel support for field experiences
Eligibility
NYS residents from underrepresented or economically disadvantaged backgrounds enrolled part-time or full-time in teacher certification programs. First priority given to African American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American, Asian, and Pacific Islander students.
Office of Admissions
315-312-2250
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229 Sheldon Hall
SUNY Oswego
Oswego, NY 13126