Tuition, fees and costs are subject to change without notice.
$1.70 per credit hour, maximum $25 per semester
This fee is to cover bond obligations from the SUNY Construction Fund. Collections are used to bring buildings into code when new regulations are issued. In addition, repairs for damage to roofs or buildings are taken care of from these funds collected.
$18.13 per credit hour, maximum $217.50 per semester
This mandatory fee, paid by all students, allows students access to services provided. It goes toward covering the costs associated with operating health services, counseling services, and health promotion and education. Primary health care services and counseling services are offered in the Mary Walker complex, as well as through telemedicine and telecounseling platforms. The fee is not a user fee. Services provided include:
Education
Medical
Mental Health
$20.21 per credit hour, maximum $242.50 per semester. All semesters except summer
This fee is charged to all undergraduate students to support intercollegiate athletics, intramurals and recreation. The fee is not a user fee. Everyone benefits from the success of our teams and their contributions to the college’s reputation and recognition. The athletic fee does not fund club sports or the fitness centers. This is a mandatory fee for undergraduate students.
Fall and spring $10.00 per credit hour, maximum $120.00 per semester (summer $8.00)
This mandatory fee funds the Student Association, which supports over 80 campus clubs and organizations. Student Association provides the following services for students:
This fee will be assessed for all students except part-time grad and part-time undergrad students who live off-campus and are enrolled, for all classes, in off-campus extension sites. Student teachers must request a refund from the Student Association. During the Summer all students are charged a one-time fee of $8. There are no exemptions to this one-time fee.
$20.25 per credit hour, max $243.00 per semester
This mandatory fee is charged to all students. The fee is for the direct and indirect integration, application, and advancement of technology on the SUNY Oswego Campus. The fee supports costs associated with both the technology on the physical campus, as well as the support for costs associated with the online learning portion of education.
Examples of direct technology to students on the physical campus are computer labs; multi-media equipped classrooms; access to kiosks (walk-up Internet terminal access in Hewitt Union; etc.) and WiFi Internet access.
Examples of support in the virtual campus include email accounts; access to the learning management system; E-commerce registration and payment, and the technology help desk at 315.312.3456 or [email protected] . Indirect technology to students include enhancements to physical servers; electronic card reader; support services; etc.
$2.46 per credit hour max $29.50 per semester
The transportation fee is a mandatory fee that is charged to all students. This is a support fee. It funds comprehensive shuttle service continuously around campus and Rice Creek field station with the blue and green shuttles. It also subsidizes break transportation shuttles.
$1,498.50 for the fall and spring term only
Medical Insurance coverage required of all full-time students (undergraduate 12 or more credit hours, graduate nine or more credit hours) unless they submit a waiver and proof (copy of insurance card) that they have medical coverage. A due date for waiver submission is set by Auxiliary Services.
$25 (Fall semester only)
This is a voluntary fee charged in the fall to all full-time undergraduate students. This fee helps to fund programs and communications for current students and families. Some of the many programs supported by the fee include:
$25 (Spring semester only)
Voluntary fee charged in the spring to all full time undergraduate students. Funds from the student arts fee are administered by Artswego, a campus organization that was established in 1990 and operates through the Oswego College Foundation, Inc. Committed to artistic excellence, Artswego administers a program that is designed to create a vibrant campus culture. This program includes a performing arts series, selected gallery exhibitions, visiting artists and authors, as well as video and film screenings. All of these programs are available to students free-of-charge with the exception of the Performing Arts Series where students pay a nominal price of $7 for their tickets.
Campus arts programs are promoted through a fall and spring arts calendar, a performing arts series brochure, flyers, advertisements and extensive coverage in local and regional news media.
The mission of Artswego is to serve as a catalyst for high-quality arts programs that enhance the cultural environment of the college and augment academic offerings. It seeks to introduce students to art forms and performances different from those offered by the mass market. ARTSwego also serves as a bridge between the campus and community. It supports the development of collaborative and interdisciplinary programs that foster patterns of life-long learning and promote cross-cultural understanding.
These funds will go to expanding sustainability on campus through educational, participatory and experience based learning and improvements to the overall sustainability of our campus community. This is a voluntary fee. Visit the Sustainability website for more information.