PursueSomethingGreater
School of The Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
PursueSomethingGreater Special Programs Delta College Program Honors College Pre-professional: Pre-dental, Pre-law, Pre-med, Pre-veterinary
Accelerated/Cooperative Programs 4+1 Accelerated Master of Business Administration Program with Rochester Institute of Technology 4+1 Accelerated Master of Business Administration Program with Clarkson University 4+2 Master of Business Administration with the University of Rochester’s Simon Graduate School of Business (Early Leaders; not accelerated) 3+3 Doctor of Physical Therapy with SUNY Upstate Medical Center
African and African-American Studies (BA, BS) Anthropology (BA, BS) Art - Studio (BA, BS); Studio Art (BFA) Arts for Children (BA, BS) Communication (BA, BS) Dance (BA, BS, BFA) English (BA, BS) French (BA, BS) History (BA, BS) Journalism and Broadcasting (BA, BS) Philosophy (BA, BS) Political Science (BA, BS) Sociology (BA, BS) Spanish (BA, BS) Theatre (BA, BS) Women and Gender Studies (BA, BS)
School of Education and Human Services Criminal Justice (BS) Education and Human Development (BA, BS) Teacher Certification Programs: Adolescence Inclusive Generalist Education with Middle Childhood Extension, Grades 5 – 12 Childhood Inclusive Education, Grades 1 – 6 Health Education, Pre K – 12 Physical Education, Pre K – 12 Social Work (BS)
School of Health and Human Performance Athletic Training (BS) Exercise Science (BS) Health Science (BA, BS) Kinesiology/Physical Education (BS) Nursing (BSN) Physical Education Teacher Education (Certification program) Recreation and Leisure Studies (BS) Sport Management (BS)
School of Science and Mathematics Biochemistry (BS) Biology (BA, BS) Chemistry (BA, BS) Computer Information Systems (BS) Computer Science (BA, BS) Earth Sciences (BA, BS) Environmental Science (BS) Geology (BA, BS) Mathematics (BA, BS) Medical Technology (BS) Meteorology (BA, BS) Physics (BA, BS) Psychology (BA, BS) Water Resources (BA, BS)
School of Business Administration and Economics Accounting (BS) Business Administration (BS) Finance (BS) International Business and Economics (BA) International Studies (BA) Marketing (BS)
FromThePresident
It is my distinct pleasure to welcome you to The College at Brockport, State University of New York — a highly selective, nationally recognized and accredited four-year, public institution, committed to academic excellence, scholarship, research and service. We are proud to be ranked as one of “America’s Best Colleges” by US News & World Report, The Princeton Review and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance. The College offers an incredible value for an extraordinary education. As part of the State University of New York system, we offer one of the
lowest tuition rates in the state and the nation. We also award nearly $30 million in grants and scholarships to make Brockport affordable and accessible for the talented and intellectually curious. At Brockport, you will be afforded a world-class education where your return on investment will be enormous and will pay huge dividends for years to come. Brockport was founded more than 175 years ago and has a history rich in tradition. The College is 8,500 students strong, with more than 85,000 alumni in New York
and around the world. We offer a wide range of majors and minors that span a variety of disciplines, including business administration, education and human development, chemistry and mathematics. Leaving Brockport, you will be prepared to take on the major issues of our day. On behalf of the entire College community, we look forward to introducing you to The College at Brockport. Please take a moment to tell us more about yourself; visit www.brockport.edu/VIP to become a Brockport VIP! I also encourage you to contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to schedule a campus visit. You will learn more about our diverse and innovative undergraduate and graduate programs of study, NCAA Division III intercollegiate athletics, and you’ll tour our beautiful treelined campus, academic buildings, and state-of-the art classrooms, laboratories and recreational facilities. I look forward to seeing you on campus! Sincerely,
John R. Halstead, PhD President, The College at Brockport State University of New York
17:1 student-faculty ratio
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8,500
faculty have won the SUNY Chancellor’s Award for teaching
82% of students receive financial aid
93% of the Class of 2011* are employed or in graduate school
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average class size
Current Enrollment
94% of faculty hold the highest degree in their field
120
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37 countries, on all 7 continents
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PursueSomethingGreater A great education should develop disciplined minds and shatter preconceived notions. It should unlock opportunities for meaningful careers and advanced degrees. It should be a transformational experience that inspires you to pursue something greater than you ever imagined. But obtaining one shouldn’t have to require accumulating crushing debt — a burden that forces many to put the next stage of their lives on hold. The College at Brockport, State University of New York, is proof. Each of our top-notch professional programs — ranging from business to arts to the sciences — is grounded in an outstanding liberal arts education. That means that we don’t just train our students for particular jobs; we sharpen their critical thinking skills, preparing them to compete in an ever-changing world.
Brockport students are instructed by distinguished faculty in modern facilities, yet pay one of the lowest tuition rates in the nation. That’s value.
But don’t just take our word for it. Take theirs: • Kiplinger’s Personal Finance ranks Brockport among the “Top 100 Best Values in Public Colleges” • US News & World Report lists us as one of “America’s Best Colleges” • The Princeton Review rated us a “Best Northeastern College” • Brockport was named a “College of Distinction” by CollegesofDistinction.com
YourFutureInvestment As part of their liberal arts education, all Brockport students take classes in subjects such as English, history, math and science — in addition to courses in their chosen field of study. This broad curriculum equips students with a diverse knowledge base that will prepare them for the rest of their lives. Some Brockport students will go on to become teachers, physicians, lawyers and corporate executives. All of them will be citizens who make decisions that impact the lives of others. A liberal arts education gives students the tools to face these challenges in an informed and thoughtful way — preparing Brockport students to confront the challenges and opportunities ahead.
Dr. Steve Ireland has taught at Brockport for more than 40 years. He believes a liberal arts education has never been more important. “A high quality liberal arts education empowers you,” Ireland said. “It doesn’t train you for a particular job; it trains you for every job. It provides you with the knowledge, the understanding, the analytical and the communication skills necessary to adapt to the ever changing-world.” To read more about Dr. Ireland, visit www.brockport.edu/greater.
A Dynamic New Facility The liberal arts will have a sparkling new home on the Brockport campus come fall 2014. The new three-story, 61,000-square-foot Liberal Arts Building will feature rich technology integration, an auditorium, and gallery space to display Brockport’s E.E. Cummings artwork collection. It is also registered with the US Green Building Council and will take advantage of natural light and utilize bioretention and open pond areas to retain rainwater.
DiscoverTheWorld Study Abroad A truly well-rounded education goes beyond the four walls of a classroom. Brockport students broaden their knowledge base with a variety of unique and exciting applied-learning opportunities. Experiential learning allows students to engage and apply academic understandings through handson experience. Help improve local and global communities and gain irreplaceable life experiences. Through opportunities such as study abroad, internships, research and more.
The benefits are immeasurable: • Explore career interests and clarify future career goals • Network with professionals in your field and identify potential mentors • Incorporate classroom theories with applied learning experiences • Develop the marketable skills employers are looking for
• Increase self-confidence and knowledge of your interests, abilities and values
LauraClark ’13 Laura Clark earned her bachelor’s degree in Brockport — and in China, Italy, Greece and Chile. That was before winning a prestigious Fulbright Award that sent her to Spain. “Studying abroad taught me that education needs to occur both inside and outside of a classroom,” Laura said. “It made me a leader. It helped me develop a determination to succeed in any situation.” Learn more about Laura’s experience at www.brockport.edu/greater.
The College at Brockport offers one of the most expansive study abroad programs in the United States, allowing students to discover how education really comes to life in an international context. Explore the globe by participating in one or more of the College’s 120 programs in 37 countries — on all seven continents. Foster a new perspective by engaging with people living in cultures and circumstances other than your own. Allow the beauty and diversity of new places to change and inspire you.
The opportunities are endless: • Study at a prestigious international university • Develop and enhance your language skills • B e immersed in different countries, cultures, and cuisine • Create lifelong memories and friendships
DiscoverTheWorld Internships Internships are a crucial element in educational training and personal development. An internship helps build the professional interpersonal skills necessary for success in the job market. As competition for jobs increases, it’s even more important for students to participate in internships to give them a competitive edge after graduation. The College at Brockport offers many different internship opportunities that allow our students to gain practical experience.
Our internship and research programs include: • I nternational Internships: spend a semester abroad living, working and learning in countries such as England, China, Australia and others • Washington Program: gain exposure to behind-the-scenes action of the Beltway • T he Disney College Program: enjoy this multicultural experience working at Walt Disney World in Florida or Disneyland Resort in California • B rockport Career Exploration Course: a college-wide internship program offered to all academic majors
MattLuther ’14 Matt Luther didn’t spend his summer bagging groceries. He spent it conducting research in a genetics laboratory as part of the Brockport Foundation’s Undergraduate Summer Research Internship Program. “It’s invaluable,” Matt said. “Hands-on learning is much more effective than sitting in a classroom learning off slides. I had the opportunity to work full time doing something in my field; doing something that is definitely going to help me when I apply to medical schools.” To read more about Matt’s experience visit www.brockport.edu/greater
Undergraduate Research At Brockport, research opportunities aren’t reserved just for graduate students. Research experiences provide undergraduates with the opportunity to build upon what they’ve learned in the classroom and discover even more as they work side by side with professors on projects with realworld applications.
Limitless opportunities: • Analyze Great Lakes water quality while preserving fragile wetlands
• C horeograph a national touring dance performance • N avigate the complexities of international business and trade • E nhance athletic performance using state- of-the-art biomechanics equipment • Build a mobile application
UntapYourPotential The Honors College The Honors College brings together outstanding students to form a dynamic community of scholars and artists. Small, interactive Honors courses promote collaboration with faculty and peers, creative problem-solving, awareness of global perspectives and mastery of skills that are essential to success in college and beyond. Selected students with a high school GPA of 95 and SAT score of 1279 benefit from a full-tuition scholarship, iPad tablet and accelerated registration.
The Delta College Program The Delta College Program offers undergraduate students an alternate interdisciplinary approach to earning a bachelor’s degree. Small seminar-style classes, robust experiential-learning experiences and professional preparation are all essential components of the Delta Program. Completion of the bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree in three years is an option: however, many Delta students choose to stay the full four years, as they may want to complete a double major or minor.
DanielaBulos ’15 Daniela Bulos understands that only part of her Brockport education takes place inside the classroom. The junior psychology major participates in Brockport’s Leadership Development Program — a program designed to develop and sharpen key leadership skills so that students can discover their unlimited potential. “In the real world, you have to be able to work in a team. You need to be able to understand others,” Daniela says. “The Leadership Development Program has taught me how to do that.” To read more about Daniela visit www.brockport.edu/greater.
Leadership Development Program The Leadership Development Program assists students in developing leadership and career-related talents and helps students strengthen and enhance the skills necessary for academic success, civic responsibility and career achievement. The application of sound leadership principles enables Brockport students to hone their skills in order to take on larger and more critical challenges.
Opportunities within the Leadership Development Program include: • Attend leadership conferences • B e considered for a Student Leadership Award • Apply for campus leadership positions including Welcome Week assistant, student conduct board member, Living Learning Communities mentor and Community Development positions • Become involved in community service
YourNewHome Our alumni often say that coming to Brockport isn’t about leaving home, but coming home. The Brockport residential experience provides a safe and comfortable living and learning environment. Our residence halls are located in the heart of our vibrant campus community, connecting students with a network of classmates who will become lifelong friends. A Resident Director (RD) and a staff of Resident Assistants (RAs) lead each residence hall community. They are an excellent resource in helping students make choices and resolve problems as well as supporting and assisting students as they develop plans for academic success and learn the responsibilities that come with independent living. Equipped with wireless Internet, cable TV, complimentary laundry facilities and more, Brockport residences offer the comforts of home.
Resident students can choose from three living options: • Corridor-style living (shared common areas for all students on the floor) • Suite-style living (shared common space among students) • Townhomes (exclusive to upperclassmen)
Living Learning Communities The Living Learning Communities (LLCs) offer a unique living option to select groups of students who share common residential and learning experiences. LLCs create intentional links between academic, social and residential experiences.
Listed below are a few of our communities. • Creative Artists – ideal for students who have majors in the arts, humanities or social sciences or have an interest in the arts
• F uture Health Professionals – gives aspiring health professionals a chance to get to know other students and network with faculty, staff and alumni currently working in the healthcare field • M athematics and Physical Sciences – provides dedicated tutors and academic support for students who are majoring in, or have an interest in, math and any of the physical sciences • T eachers of Tomorrow — focuses on current events in education and relevant for students who plan on applying for any teacher certification program Visit www.brockport.edu/llc to discover more.
Food for Thought Brockport’s nine dining halls have been rated first or second in the SUNY system since 1994 for their outstanding quality and selection.
SomethingForEveryone Whether our students want to try out for an intercollegiate or intramural team, audition for a play or musical, work at our student-run newspaper, or participate in student government, Brockport offers every opportunity to stay active. Our students make the most of their college experience by getting involved in a variety of activities. Brockport’s 120 wide-ranging clubs and organizations afford our students the opportunity to connect with others who have common interests. Visit www.brockport.edu/getinvolved to learn more.
Intercollegiate Athletics
For nearly 100 years, intercollegiate athletics have been an integral part of the student experience at The College at Brockport. With 23 men’s and women’s NCAA Division III teams, eight national championships and hundreds of All-Americans, our proud Golden Eagles have earned a welldeserved reputation as one of the finest, most competitive athletic programs in the nation. Our student-athletes develop life skills that help them succeed not only during their years at Brockport, but throughout their future careers.
Intramurals
Intramural sports provide a great opportunity for physical activity while promoting wellness, healthy competition, teamwork and friendship. Brockport offers 13 intramural sports and 18 club sports, providing opportunities for all students, with all ranges of previous experience and skill level.
Fine Arts
Our talented students present major theatre productions, music performances, dance concerts and art exhibits that enhance and enrich the entire Brockport campus. Our professional affiliations with Geva Theatre Center (Rochester’s professional theatre company) and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra provide numerous opportunities for entertainment and learning.
Student Government
An integral part of the campus, Brockport Student Government (BSG) works to represent the student body and lobbies on behalf of Brockport students in Albany, NY, and Washington, DC. BSG oversees a wide range of clubs and organizations, including Amnesty International, Brockport TV Club, Habitat for Humanity, Honors Club, and more.
Academic Scholarship Opportunities Honors College Scholarship (New York residents)..... Full tuition (Out-of-state residents)....................................................... $9,870 Presidential Scholarship — in Residence....................... $4,500 Dean’s Scholarship — in Residence................................ $2,250 Out-of-State Recognition Scholarship............................ $4,000 Outstanding students can stack the Out-of-State Recognition Scholarship with other high performing scholarships, up to a total of $9,870 annually. See www.brockport.edu/scholarships for more details. 84% of our students receive financial aid.
Tuition Information New York State Resident Annual Costs Tuition.............................................................................. $5,870 Room and board............................................................ $11,140 Fees.................................................................................. $1,352 Total direct cost.............................................................. $18,362 Other estimated expenses*.............................................. $2,668 Estimated total cost of attendance................................. $21,030
Out-of-State Resident Annual Costs Tuition............................................................................ $15,320 Room and board............................................................ $11,140 Fees.................................................................................. $1,352 Total direct cost.............................................................. $27,812 Other estimated expenses*.............................................. $2,434 Estimated total cost of attendance................................. $30,246 *The College does not bill estimated expenses. They may include loan fees, books, transportation, supplies and personal expenses.
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The Village of Brockport, NY: The Victorian Village on the Erie Canal Approximate miles/hours from campus Downtown Rochester.....19/0.5 Buffalo..............................64/1 Niagara Falls..................80/1.5 Syracuse....................106/1.75 Toronto......................139/2.75 Albany........................244/3.75 Cleveland........................249/4 Pittsburgh......................75/4.5 New York City..................352/6
Brockport offers its students the best of both worlds — the quintessential small college town experience, with mid-sized and major metropolitan cities just a short drive or plane ride away. Downtown Rochester is just around the corner — there, you can enjoy sports, arts, entertainment, shopping, festivals and more. Check out a professional sporting event in Buffalo or one of the wonders of the world in Niagara Falls. The best of the Northeast is at your fingertips.
The College’s location in Western New York is ideally situated alongside the historic Erie Canal. With its quaint shops, restaurants, a movie theater and other amenities, the small Victorian village of Brockport provides everything you might need — all within walking distance of campus. Nearby destinations include shopping malls, professional sporting events, museums, concerts and festivals. The natural wonders that surround us are abundant, with the proximity of Letchworth State Park, Lake Ontario, Niagara Falls, historic points of interest, as well as the cities of Rochester, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Toronto and Buffalo. Other major cities are just a road trip away.
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Accepted Freshman Profile Mean SAT: 1100 Mean ACT: 24 Average GPA: 90
Accepted Honor’s College Profile Mean SAT: 1278 Mean ACT: 29 Average GPA: 94.96
ImportantDates March 1, 2014, Preferred Deadline for Freshman Applications May 1, 2014, National Candidates’ Reply Date
JuniorPreviewDays Friday April 18, 2014 Friday May 2, 2014
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