Consumer Information
Consumer Information About SUNY Plattsburgh
Federal regulations and accreditation standards require institutions of higher education to report and disclose certain information to consumers, which include current and prospective students and their families, employees and the general public.
For your convenience, this webpage contains links that will direct you to information available on the SUNY Plattsburgh website. We hope this will assist you in obtaining the resources that you need or direct you to a contact person for additional guidance.
About Plattsburgh
- Academic Calendar
- Accreditation (Institutional and Academic Programs)
- Campus Directory
- Student Conduct Manual
- Undergraduate/Graduate College Catalog
- University Policies
- University Profile
Academic Information
- Academic Programs
- Certification and Licensure Exam Pass Rates
- Credits Transfer Process and Policy
- Satisfactory Academic Progress
- Study Abroad and Exchange Programs
- Transfer Articulation Agreements
- Withdrawal From College (personal, medical, military)
Enrollment & Graduation Data
- Athletics (Participation rates, equity and support for athletic programs)
- Career Placement
- Office of Institutional Effectiveness (Data and information on enrollment, graduation and retention rates)
Student Financial Services
The SUNY Plattsburgh Cost and Aid website includes the following information:
- Federal financial aid that is available to students.
- State and local aid programs, school-aid programs, and other private aid programs.
- How students apply for aid and how eligibility is determined.
- How the school distributes aid among students.
- The rights and responsibilities of student receiving aid.
- How and when financial aid will be disbursed.
- Terms and conditions of the federal work-study program.
- Terms and conditions of federal student and parent loan programs, as well as information on alternative student loans.
- The criteria for measuring satisfactory academic progress and how a student who has failed to maintain satisfactory academic progress may re-establish eligibility for federal financial aid.
- SUNY Plattsburgh’s fiscal year 2020 official cohort default rate is 0.0. This disclosure is provided voluntarily and will be updated when new fiscal year data is released. Federal regulations require colleges whose rate is above the national average to provide rate, borrowing and repayment disclosures.
You can also read more about terms of, and schedule for, the necessity of loan repayment and required loan exit counseling.
Additional student financial aid and account information includes:
- Advances for Books & Supplies
- Code of Conduct for Student Loan Practices
- Cost of Attending
- Federal Loan Repayment
- Financial Aid at SUNY Plattsburgh
- Net Price Calculator
- Refunds
- Return of Financial Aid with College Withdrawal
- Return of Military Tuition Assistance with College Withdrawal
- State Finance Laws
Safety & Security
- Campus Crime and Fire Statistics
- Drug and Alcohol Free Workplace
- Emergency Management
- University Police
Student Information
- Copyright Infringement
- Educational Opportunity Program
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Mental Health, Alcohol and Other Drug Use Counseling Services
- Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Student Health and Counseling Center
- Student Support Services
- Accessibility Resources Office (accommodative services)
- Making Ends Meet (food shelf, career clothing closet, emergency assistance)
- Student Conduct and Judicial Affairs
- Title IX Office
- Veterans Support Office
Student Concerns & Complaints
Students are entitled to paper copies of some materials upon request. Email [email protected] to request a paper copy.