SUNY Oswego — Attraction in Town of Oswego

During my full fall semester at SUNY Oswego, I had an enriching and multifaceted academic experience. I enrolled in courses such as Intro to Global Studies, Foundations of Sustainability, 20th Century World, Cultural Anthropology, and participated in the College Community Orchestra. These classes offered a comprehensive understanding of global issues, environmental sustainability, historical contexts, and cultural dynamics, while the orchestra provided a creative outlet and a sense of community. The faculty’s commitment to personalized mentorship and immersive, hands-on education greatly enhanced my learning experience.

Beyond academics, SUNY Oswego’s vibrant campus life and supportive community stood out. The university offers over 200 clubs and organizations, fostering an environment where students from diverse backgrounds can connect and grow. I joined around four or five clubs during my time there, and one of my favorite activities was ice skating—it was not only fun but also a great way to bond with others and enjoy the beautiful winter season. The picturesque lakeside campus provided stunning views and an inspiring setting for personal and academic development. Additionally, SUNY Oswego’s emphasis on affordability ensures that students can pursue a world-class education without excessive financial burden. Overall, my time at SUNY Oswego was intellectually stimulating and personally fulfilling, offering a well-rounded...

I'm currently a student here and honestly I have mixed feelings about this place. I do love the professors and both of my programs (broadcasting and political science) they do spark a lot of conversation and participation. However I can honestly say that I have had some frustrating moments with some of the faculty and institutions from poorly worded and confusing emails regarding my grades and whatnot. There are honestly times I would say you're better off finding things out yourself. The title IX office truly cares about their students, so that's great. However, my biggest issues involved some of my times in the dorm, it almost feels like some of the hall directors look at us like children and I have had multiple issues with their disciplinary program, such as being the only person found responsible for an incident that involved multiple students some of whom lived in the same room as me. One hall director was very rude in another incident. I'm not saying this school is bad in any way shape or form, I've recieved a good education, but there are some issues here that will test your patience. Ever since I moved off campus I've been happy as can be because I no longer have to...

State University of New York at Oswego is a University in the City of Oswego, NY. SUNY Oswego has two campuses, one in Oswego which is called the historic lakeside campus and the Metro Center located in Syracuse, NY. The University as of 2023 was once called State University of New York College at Oswego but that's a lot to say and as times change, name's change, but their mission and values have always stayed the same. The campus is HUGE and currently sits on 696 acres of land located on the shore of Lake Ontario and has 46 buildings ranging from classrooms, to entertainment, a sports complex and even a Ballroom for dancing. SUNY Oswego consists of four colleges and schools: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, School of Business, School of Education and the School of Communications, Media...