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SUNY at Fredonia

Public Fredonia, NY · Town · Mid-Atlantic · 100% data reported · Agent Insights
52%
Graduation Rate
$54,247
Earnings (10yr)
$15,897
Net Price
78%
Acceptance Rate

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Overview

With an enrollment of about 2,755 students and a 78% acceptance rate, SUNY at Fredonia is an inviting option for those looking to pursue education, visual and performing arts, business and marketing, psychology, or communications. This school appeals to students who value a close-knit community and hands-on experiences in their fields of study. To put that in perspective, almost four out of every five applicants get the green light, making it a practical choice for students eager to jump into their academic journey.

Life after graduation looks promising for Fredonia alumni, with average earnings of $54,247 a decade after completing their degrees. While we don’t have specific mobility data, it’s clear that many graduates find their footing in their careers, thanks to the strong emphasis on practical skills within the curriculum. Affordability plays a critical role too, with a net price of $15,897 after aid, making it accessible for a wide range of students.

Looking at the financials, the median debt for graduates stands at $24,250, which is manageable for many. With 39% of students receiving Pell Grants, Fredonia supports those with financial need, creating a diverse learning environment. Students who thrive here tend to be those who appreciate a supportive atmosphere and are motivated to engage with their studies and campus life.

Rankings

How SUNY Compares

Dot right of center = above national average.

NATIONAL AVGGraduation52%Earnings 10yr$54KNet Price$16KRetention76%Median Debt$24KPell Grant Rate39%

Net Price by Family Income

What families actually pay after aid, by income bracket.

$9K$0-30K$11K$30-48K$16K$48-75K$21K$110K+

The Mobility Equation

Mobility = Access x Success. How many low-income students get in, and how many reach the top 20%?

ACCESS% from bottom 20%459.3%SUCCESS% who reach top 20%2525.0%MOBILITY115.98%

Cost & Financial Aid

$8,831
In-State Tuition
$19,771
Out-of-State
$15,897
Avg Net Price
$24,250
Median Debt
39%
Pell Grant Rate
65%
Federal Loan Rate

What Families Actually Pay

$9,395
Family Income $0–$30K
$11,327
Family Income $30K–$48K
$16,116
Family Income $48K–$75K
$20,743
Family Income $110K+

Graduate Outcomes

$40,580
6 Years After Entry
$48,232
8 Years
$54,247
10 Years
0.45x
Debt-to-Earnings
59%
Earning > $25K

Earnings Trajectory

$40,580 6yr $48,232 8yr $54,247 10yr

Social Mobility

Data: Raj Chetty's Mobility Report Card · 30M+ anonymized tax records

115.98%
Mobility Rate
Bottom 20% → Top 20%
2525.0%
Success Rate
If bottom 20% get in
459.3%
From Bottom 20%
Share of students
$94,300
Parent Median Income

Social Capital

Data: Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

1.57
Economic Connectedness
Cross-class friendships
0.01
Friending Bias
Lower = more inclusive
9.4%
Volunteering Rate
1.00
Support Ratio
Community support

Academics & Admissions

Acceptance Rate 78%
Retention Rate 76%
SAT Average 1250
ACT Midpoint 27
SAT Range 1160–1370
ACT Range 23–28
Full-Time Faculty 54%
Faculty Salary (mo) $8,123
Diversity Index 0.42
First-Gen Students 23%

Top Programs

Education 23%
Visual & Performing Arts 20%
Business & Marketing 8%
Psychology 8%
Communications 7%
Biology & Biomedical 5%
Health Professions 4%
Criminal Justice 3%