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2 > UNIVERSITY CENTERS AND DOCTORAL DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTIONS University at Albany Office of Admissions Robert K. Andrea Director of Admissions and Recruitment 1400 Washington Avenue Albany, New York 12222 518.442.5435 ugadmissions@albany.edu www.albany.edu Undergraduate Enrollment 12,779 Men: 6,567 Full-time: 11,949 Women: 6,212 Part-time: 830 Most Popular Programs Accounting; Atmospheric Science; Biology; Business Adminis tration; Communication and Rhetoric; Computer and Information Science; Criminal Justice; Economics; English; History; Journalism; Mathematics; Political Science; Psychology; and Sociology Faculty Full-time: 590 Part-time: 677 Doctorates: 96% Student-Faculty Ratio: 18 to 1 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching: 53 Distinguished Professors: 31 Campus Strategically located in the state capital of New York, the University at Albany is an internationally recognized public research institution that brings "The World Within Reach" to more than 17,000 students at the graduate and undergraduate levels. The varied perspectives and life experiences of UAlbany's student body and faculty represent more than 100 nations and provide a diversity that enriches learning at UAlbany. Undergraduates choose from 50 majors and 61 minors that prepare them to pursue careers in a wide range of professions and to enter top graduate, law and medical schools. UAlbany programs in accounting, atmospheric science, clinical and counseling psychology, criminal justice, information and technology management, nanoscience and engineer ing, public finance and policy, reading, and social welfare have earned national renown for excellence. UAlbany is also building its strengths in biomedical sciences; emerging technologies; environmental and economic sustainability; public service and policy; business and entrepreneurship; and liberal arts and sciences. Students can expand their options through double majors, interdisciplinary studies, and the design of individual student-initiated majors. More than 30 accelerated bachelor's/master's programs are available. In every area of study, students are instructed by faculty who are world-class scholars and teachers. Many faculty members are actively engaged in lifeenhancing research that contributes profoundly to the public good. As mentors, faculty provide numerous research opportunities, inspiring students to advance their skills and aspirations. Nearly 500 study-abroad programs, available through the University and SUNY networks, expand the worldview of students and prepare them for the global workplace. UAlbany's location in the Capital Region of New York provides extensive opportunities for internships and public service through which students gain valuable experience and contribute to the greater community. Both the UAlbany campus and the region are bustling with extracurricular activities. Students participate in more than 200 student clubs, honor societies, and other campus related groups, and choose from a busy calendar of campus events, including spirited Division I competition in 19 sports and a rich array of cultural activities. With 20 nearby colleges, the city of Albany is truly a great "college town." For hiking, skiing and other outdoors activities, the Adirondacks, Catskills and Berkshires are within an hour's drive of the campus. Through service and volunteerism, UAlbany faculty, staff and students have a significant impact on the quality of life in surrounding communities. Their contributions helped UAlbany gain a place on the U.S. President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The University's physical footprint extends across three campuses, each distinctive in architecture and function—all designed to advance academic and research excellence. The original buildings on the University's main or Uptown Campus were designed in 1961-62 by renowned American modernist architect Edward Durell Stone. In recent years, an aggres - sive program of new construction has expanded the Uptown Campus with state-of-the-art academic and athletic facilities and eco- and pedestrian friendly outdoor spaces. Since its founding in 1844, UAlbany has graduated generations of leaders in all fields. UAlbany graduates join a network of more than 157,000 alumni who are making a profound difference around the globe. To Visit the Campus The University at Albany, which is accessible by bus, train, and air, is just off exit 24 of the New York State Thru way and exit 1 of the Adirondack Northway. Admission Requirements Eighteen units are acceptable. Strong col lege pre - par atory program recom mended, including: 4 units of English, 4 of academic mathematics, 4 of social studies, 3 of laboratory science, 3 of foreign language. Evaluation Process Freshman applicant qualifications are assessed through: high school average through Grade 11, as reported by secon dary school; end-of-course academic Regents examinations through Grade 11; rank in class at end of Grade 11; SAT or ACT scores; and quality and strength of aca demic program. All freshman applicants are required to submit one teacher/counselor letter of recommendation and a personal essay. Additional information for review by the admissions committee is also welcomed. Gen eral programs (majors) in music and art are open to all students. EOP Admissions Acceptance is based on high school performance, standardized test scores, and formal assessment of financial eligibility according to legislated guidelines. Honors Programs The Honors College at the University at Albany creates a vibrant community of scholars where students and faculty work together in a challenging environment to stimulate the highest levels of academic achievement. The curriculum combines rigorous intro ductory college courses with a focused honors experience in a student’s major. In addition to Phi Beta Kappa, UAlbany grants scholarships and awards for outstanding academic achievement. Programs of Study >38 programs in the arts and sciences >Political science and public affairs >Business administration and accounting >Social welfare >Criminal justice >Computing and information sci ence >Master’s program in secondary education >Public Health offers graduate programs only, although some introduc tory undergraduate courses are available >3+3 program with Albany Law School >3+2 programs with several engineering schools >Early assurance admission programs with Albany Medical Col lege >Forensic chemistry >Financial market regulation >Nanoscale Science and Nanoscale Engineering Accreditation >Middle States Commission on Higher Education >American Psychological Association, Committee on Accreditation >American Chemical Society >Council on Education for Public Health >Teacher Education Accreditation Council, Accreditation Committee >American Library Association (ALA) >Association to Advance Colle giate Schools of Business (AACSB) >Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) >National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration (NASPAA) >Planning Accreditation Board (PAB) Housing Approximately 5,400 students live in traditional and suite-style residence halls. The University also offers apartment-style housing for 2,000 juniors and seniors. All residence halls and apartments have wireless internet access and cable television. Living- Learning Communities offer incoming freshmen with similar interests, majors, or lifestyles, the opportunity to live together in the same residence hall, take some of their courses together, and meet regularly with faculty and upper-classmen who share their interests. All freshmen and sophomores are required to live on campus their first two years. Exceptions are made for commuters, married students, veterans, and students over the age of 21. Freshman students may not have cars on campus. Athletics UAlbany fields 19 Division I intercollegiate varsity teams, offers 18 club sports and recreational programs, and boasts exceptional facilities. In 2006, UAlbany became the first SUNY institution to participate in the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament.
UNIVERSITY CENTERS AND DOCTORAL DEGREE GRANTING INSTITUTIONS < 3 Career Services and Graduate Placement All students can take advantage of career services, in clud ing workshops and seminars on job searches, job reference files, computer-assisted job vacancy noti fi cation, cam pus interviews by corporate and government recruiters, professional staff consulting, as well as on-campus job fairs. Freshman Profile Traditional: 1,800 High School Average Middle 50%: 86-93 Percent reporting SAT scores: 93% Middle 50%, Combined (Math/Critical Reading): 1100-1240 Percent reporting ACT scores: 30% Middle 50%, Composite: 24-28 EOP: 147 High School Average Middle 50%: 83-89 Percent reporting SAT scores: 100% Middle 50%, Combined (Math/Critical Reading): 910-1000 Percent reporting ACT scores: 9% Middle 50%, Composite: 19-21 Special Programs >Honors College >Early Action (non-binding) >Early Admission >Study Abroad >Guaranteed Acceptance Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy Programs with Sage Graduate School >ROTC: Army and Air Force ROTC through cooperating colleges >3+3 Program with Albany Law School >Early Assurance Admission Programs with Albany Medical College >Living-Learning Communities Application Services Center Participant? Yes Binghamton University Admissions Office Townsend Plant Assistant Provost and Director of Admissions P.O. Box 6001 Binghamton, New York 13902-6001 607.777.2171 admit@binghamton.edu Screen Name: IMBearcats www.admissions.binghamton.edu Undergraduate Enrollment 11,861 Men: 6,292 Full-time: 11,464 Women: 5,569 Part-time: 397 Most Popular Programs Account ing/Management; Biology; Economics; Engineering/Computer Science; English; Pre-Law; Pre-Medicine; and Psychology Most Competitive Programs Accounting/Management; Arts & Sciences; Engineer ing; and Nursing Faculty Full-time: 580 Part-time: 268 Doctorates: 91% Student-Faculty Ratio: 20 to 1 Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching: 125 Distinguished Professors: 20 Distinguished Professor Emeritus: 23 Other Faculty Awards: Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award, Fulbright, Ford and Guggenheim Scholars, and fellows in such professional affiliations as the National Academy of Science, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, American Psychological Society and Ameri can Society of Mechanical Engineers. Campus Binghamton University, a premier public university in the northeast, is ranked by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance as one of the Top 5 Best Values in the nation and has long been known as a “Public Ivy” by Greene’s Guide. Why? Our students are some of the most gifted in the nation and our faculty are devoted teachers and mentors committed to helping students obtain the skills they need to become citizens of the world. They create a campus community that is stimulating, suppor tive, rewarding and fun. Our students are active participants in their learning. From designing sensors that detect toxins to writing and directing plays, students thrive in a diverse community that promotes a vigorous exchange of ideas and encourages exploration and innovation. Binghamton has excellent facilities for learning and recreation and our students use them. They attend concerts and participate in clubs, intramurals and cultural organizations; they hike in the 200-acre nature preserve and cheer on our Division I athletes. Wired and wireless, the campus has state-of-the-art laboratories and libraries. Our residential communities have a small town feel that nurtures close relationships and opportunities to explore. Each is guided by a faculty master and are built around programs that link living and learning. Binghamton offers the individual attention and support of a small college with the choice and opportunity of a research university. Visit Binghamton University and discover your future. Unique Programs The campus embraces a philosophy that encourages students to become leaders, pursue hands-on oppor tunities and take charge of their learning with strong support from faculty and peers. The XCEL Center for Leadership helps students enhance leadership and public speaking. Discovery Centers, based in each residential community and staffed by students, promote experiential opportunities outside the classroom. Students have plenty of places to practice leadership in the more than 250 studentrun organizations. Many of our students stay and complete their master’s degrees in five years with one of many 3/2 or 4/1 programs offered. Binghamton is distinguished by its inter na tion - alized education and curriculum, focusing on the cultural, social and political issues that define regions of the world. Nearly one in five Binghamton students study abroad in one of over 500 programs. On campus, students learn a range of languages including Chinese, Arabic, Korean and Hebrew and use their foreign language skills in the Languages Across the Curriculum program and lunchtime language tables. There is a wide-range of cultural groups on campus and the University brings inter - national performers, ranging from the China Ballet and the Moscow State Symphony to Zulu Macbeth, regularly to entertain in our performing arts center. Campus Visit Prospective students and their families are encouraged to visit. Information sessions and tours are offered throughout the year. Complete visit schedules are available online at www.visit.binghamton.edu. Students may also participate in chat sessions or instant message with admissions counselors. Our screen name is IMBearcats. Freshman Admissions Admission is highly selective. Approximately 29,000 freshmen apply for about 2,500 places. The middle 50 percent of freshmen score between 1800 and 2060 on the SAT, with a mean score of 1930.The ACT mid-range is 26-31. The freshman GPA mid-range is 94. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions considers an applicant’s grades, course selection and rigor, extracurricular activities, SAT or ACT results and counselor/teacher recommendation. Special talents in art, music, theater, dance or athletics are also taken into consideration. Freshman applications for the non-binding early action program must be submitted by November 15. All students for fall admission are encouraged to apply before January 15. Advanced Standing More than 80 percent of all freshmen bring advanced credit. Students with scores of 3 or better on AP exams or 4 or better on Inter national Bacca laureate exams are eligible to receive college credit. College courses taken in high school are also accepted for credit. ➤
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