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Which SUNY College is Easiest to Get Into?

Hey everyone! I've been looking at State University of New York (SUNY) schools for my college applications. Can anyone let me know, based on your experiences or what you've heard, which of the SUNY colleges is easiest to get into? Thanks in advance!

a month ago

While admission rates and requirements can vary year by year, some of the SUNY schools historically have higher acceptance rates, signaling they might be easier to get into relative to others.

Historically, SUNY Canton and SUNY Delhi have had higher acceptance rates. For instance, SUNY Canton tends to accept over 80% of applicants, while SUNY Delhi has a similar rate. Keep in mind, these rates can change from year to year and also depend on the particular major or program you're applying to.

Also, remember that while it's good to know acceptance rates, your choice of school should also strongly align with your career objectives, personal interests, and the kind of college atmosphere you prefer. Even if a school is 'easier' to get into, make sure it's a good fit for your education and personal growth. For instance, if you want to study Maritime Transport, then SUNY Maritime, which has acceptance rates around 70%, would be a great fit despite having a lower acceptance rate than the aforementioned schools.

Lastly, take note of the requirements each college has, like GPA and test scores (if they're not test-optional). Even a school with a high acceptance rate might be more challenging to get into if your GPA or test scores don’t meet their typical admitted student profile.

Remember, every student's profile is different, and these numbers are just average figures. It's always a good idea to apply to a mix of schools where your academic profile matches, exceeds, or slightly falls below the average, also known as reach, match, and safety schools. This will ensure you have a balanced list and increase your chances of getting into a school you like.

a month ago

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