SUNY Orange 2016 Viewbook

“SUNY Orange is a great place to transition to the civilian sector. By using
your veterans benefits, you can gain or update your education to compete
for the jobs that you want. I was able to use my benefits to fully fund my
education at SUNY Orange and prepare for my future. The convenience of
on-site daycare, small class sizes and friendly faculty made going back to
school possible. I feel the College is a great stepping stone to transition to
the civilian sector or to prepare for an occupation outside of the military.”
— Garrett Stacy
SUNY Orange is proud to be a
“Military Friendly” school for
the past three years.
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BY THE NUMBERS...
SUNY Orange campuses ...
one in Middletown and one
in Newburgh
the number of SUNY Orange
intercollegiate athletic teams
(men: basketball, baseball, soccer and
golf; women: volleyball, basketball
and softball)
bachelor’s degree
programs in business
available to SUNY
Orange graduates
through the College’s participation in
the Community College Alliance at
Franklin University
DID YOU KNOW?
The College offers services
to assist veterans, including
specialized academic advising,
study skills workshops and
transfer counseling. A designated
academic advisor trained
at the Center for Deployment
Psychology assists student veterans
and an active Veteran’s
Club plays an important role in
welcoming new veterans to the
College and supporting them in
their transition to student life.
SUNY Orange full-time instructors
who hold a Ph.D. ... many other faculty
members hold the highest degree
attainable in their chosen field
DID YOU KNOW?
Over the course of his or her
work life, a community college
graduate will earn approximately
$400,000 more than a
high school graduate. Earn a
bachelor’s degree and that
total nears $900,000.
40+
student clubs and organizations,
including Student Senate and
the Board of Activities, on both
campuses