Information for Parents & Families
This page is intended to provide you with the information you need to evaluate SUNY Plattsburgh so you can feel comfortable and confident sending your child to the North Country.
Health Advisory: Coronavirus Information
About Plattsburgh
Plattsburgh is a small city, and it’s a generally a pleasant and safe place — but we don’t take any chances. Our University Police department is a branch of the New York State Police, and officers are available 24/7. We also have a variety of technologies, procedures and resources that keep campus secure.
Along with keeping them safe, you’ll want us to look out for your student’s well-being, academically, emotionally and physically. We have a host of resources in place to do so, from Campus Housing and Community Living and our health and counseling center to our learning center. Qualified staff members abound.
Outcomes
You want to know we’re setting students up to succeed, helping them set and achieve their goals. Whether your child strives to get a job straight after graduation or get accepted to the perfect graduate school, the Career Development Center and other offices can help. And, of course, you’ll want to talk dollars. Look no further than our Cost and Aid information page and net price calculator.
Admissions
- Admission standards, requirements and dates and deadlines
- Virtual tours and statistics
Cost and Aid
- Net price calculator, aid and award information
- Tuition Assistance Program Estimator
Security
- University Police, crime information and awareness
- Policies and procedures
Student Health and Counseling Center
- Services and fees
- Hours
Campus Housing and Community Living
- Room information, costs and virtual tour
- Residence hall staff information
Career Development Center
- Services and networking
- Job postings
Computer Care
- Help desk
- Technology information
First Destination Survey
First Destination Survey reports represent the various outcomes of our undergraduate degree recipients as
collected and reported according to the standards and protocols of the National Association
for Colleges and Employers (NACE).
News
Accounting Majors Gain Hands-On Tax Prep Experience Through AARP Program
‘Game on for Giving’ Garners More than $54k for Cardinal Athletics
Papers Being Accepted for Wilson Writing Award on African-American Topics
Ethics Institute Names Three Fellows for Spring 2020 Semester
‘Game on for Giving’ Campaign Adds New Twist to $5,000 Challenge for Cardinal Athletics
