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Schenectady County Community College

Schenectady, New York · Public

$5k/yearCost after aid
Jun 1Application deadline

FindU Grade

B-Value
N/ACampus
C+Academics
CAdmissions
B-Student Life
C+Overall

About

Schenectady County Community College is located in Schenectady, New York. It is a public institution. The university enrolls approximately 1,499 students.

sunysccc.edu

Cost and aid

True cost

Great value
$5kper year

Compared to $17k national average

Cost breakdown

In-state tuition$5,924
Out-of-state tuition$8,636
Avg aid package$10,427
Students receiving aid24%
Pell grant recipients24%

SUNY Schenectady offers affordable education with an average net price of $5,717. The college provides financial aid, with 25% of students receiving gift aid averaging $10,427 per year. In-state tuition is $5,924, making it a cost-effective option for local students.

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Admissions

Application info

Student–faculty ratio15:1
Test optionalNo
Common AppYes
Application fee$0

Application dates

Regular DecisionJun 1

SUNY Schenectady has a coed admissions policy and considers an applicant's financial situation. The college requires a transcript but is test optional. They welcome students of all abilities and offer over 60 degrees and programs.

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Academics

Student–faculty ratio15:1
Full-time faculty100%

SUNY Schenectady fosters a supportive academic culture with accessible faculty and small class sizes. Professors are committed to student success, providing personalized attention and feedback. The college offers a variety of programs, including unique options like Craft Beer Brewing and Craft Spirit Distillation.

Outcomes

Median earnings (10 yrs)$40,902
Avg starting salary$35,100
Earn more than HS grad57%
Economic mobility101%
Loan default (3 yr)13%
Loan repayment (3 yr)35%

SUNY Schenectady prepares students for career success through hands-on learning and internships. The college offers career services and placement centers to guide students toward employment and transfer options. Graduates gain real-world skills that enhance their career prospects.

Student life

Demographics

Small School
1,499Student size

Compared to 5,382 national average

More femaleGender ratio
Female 56%Male 44%
52% WhiteRacial diversity
White 52%Black 20%Asian 11%Hispanic 5%Other 11%
Campus housingYes

SUNY Schenectady offers a welcoming and diverse campus environment. While some students find the social scene limited, the college fosters a sense of community through various activities and events. The campus is known for its inclusivity and support for students from diverse backgrounds.

Student reviews

Campus and vibes

Student

My overall experience at SUNY Schenectady County Community College has been very positive. The college has provided a supportive environment that helped me grow academically and personally. My professors have been knowledgeable, understanding, and genuinely invested in student success, which made challenging courses feel manageable. I’ve also appreciated the small class sizes, which made it easier to ask questions and build real connections.

About Schenectady County Community College

SUNY Schenectady prioritizes campus safety with 24-hour security patrol and emergency phones. The college also provides 24-hour escort safety rides. They have a bias crimes prevention statement and procedures for handling disruptions on campus.

SUNY Schenectady offers an Honors Program for high-achieving students. The program provides exclusive access to small, Honors-designated course sections and a special suite on campus. Students can earn an honors designation on their transcript by completing 12 or more credits of Honors with a 3.0 or higher cumulative GPA.

Avg faculty salary$71,928

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