About us

SUNY Polytechnic Institute, located 158 miles from New York, was established in the year 1966. It currently has two campuses Utica-Rome and Albany. SUNY Poly was the first college to introduce nanotechnology educational programs. The five colleges of SUNY Poly are College of Arts & Sciences, College of Health Sciences, College of Nanoscale Science & Engineering, College of Business Management, and College of Engineering. SUNY Poly has a hands-on teaching approach where internships are offered to encourage experiential learning. Students from over 15 countries are enrolled here. SUNY Poly has several student organizations that promote inclusivity and diversity on the campus. The alumni network includes dignitaries from diverse fields such as Albert Lincoln Roker Jr., William Baldwin, and Susie Essman. The large campus, research opportunities, and financial aid make SUNY Poly one of the Best Places To Study Abroad.

Ranking	U.S. News & World Report Rankings 2020 12 in Regional Universities North
Placement	92%
Popular courses	Computer Science Nursing Business Engineering  Behavioral Sciences Nanoscale Engineering
Student to teacher ratio	13:1
Living cost	USD 11,955
Accommodation	On-campus
Scholarships	Merit-based scholarships Wildcat Gold Scholarship
M:F ratio	1.9:1
Average package	USD 40,300
Tuition fee	USD 8,490 per semester

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