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SUNY Oneonta

Public Oneonta, NY · Town · Mid-Atlantic · 100% data reported · Agent Insights
70%
Graduation Rate
$60,386
Earnings (10yr)
$19,158
Net Price
70%
Acceptance Rate

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Overview

With an enrollment of about 4,600 students, SUNY Oneonta is a solid choice for those who appreciate a close-knit campus atmosphere. It suits individuals interested in majors like Education, Business & Marketing, Visual & Performing Arts, Psychology, and Communications. The acceptance rate of 70% indicates that the school welcomes a broad range of applicants, making it accessible for many students.

After graduation, students can expect to earn around $60,386 within a decade, which reflects the value of their degrees in the job market. For those who qualify for financial aid, the affordability of attending this school can be a significant advantage, especially considering the net price of $19,158 after aid. This financial support is crucial, as about 36% of students receive Pell Grants, which help lower-income students cover costs.

When it comes to finances, the median debt for graduates stands at $19,812, which is manageable for many young professionals entering the workforce. Students who tend to thrive here are often those looking for a supportive environment that encourages involvement and growth. With a graduation rate of 70%, it’s clear that many find success in completing their degrees and moving forward into their careers. The combination of a reasonable cost and solid earning potential makes SUNY Oneonta an appealing option for students looking to balance education with financial realities.

Rankings

How SUNY Compares

Dot right of center = above national average.

NATIONAL AVGGraduation70%Earnings 10yr$60KNet Price$19KRetention76%Median Debt$20KPell Grant Rate36%

Net Price by Family Income

What families actually pay after aid, by income bracket.

$11K$0-30K$14K$30-48K$19K$48-75K$25K$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%701.7%SUCCESS% who reach top 20%2566.9%MOBILITY180.11%

Cost & Financial Aid

$8,831
In-State Tuition
$19,781
Out-of-State
$19,158
Avg Net Price
$19,812
Median Debt
36%
Pell Grant Rate
57%
Federal Loan Rate

What Families Actually Pay

$11,044
Family Income $0–$30K
$14,427
Family Income $30K–$48K
$19,189
Family Income $48K–$75K
$25,382
Family Income $110K+

Graduate Outcomes

$49,723
6 Years After Entry
$57,701
8 Years
$60,386
10 Years
0.33x
Debt-to-Earnings
65%
Earning > $25K

Earnings Trajectory

$49,723 6yr $57,701 8yr $60,386 10yr

Social Mobility

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

180.11%
Mobility Rate
Bottom 20% → Top 20%
2566.9%
Success Rate
If bottom 20% get in
701.7%
From Bottom 20%
Share of students
$92,700
Parent Median Income

Social Capital

Data: Opportunity Insights Social Capital Atlas

1.76
Economic Connectedness
Cross-class friendships
-0.00
Friending Bias
Lower = more inclusive
6.4%
Volunteering Rate
1.00
Support Ratio
Community support

Academics & Admissions

Acceptance Rate 70%
Retention Rate 76%
SAT Average 1230
SAT Range 1120–1310
ACT Range 25–30
Full-Time Faculty 61%
Faculty Salary (mo) $7,888
Diversity Index 0.50
First-Gen Students 26%

Top Programs

Education 21%
Business & Marketing 12%
Visual & Performing Arts 12%
Psychology 11%
Communications 8%
Social Sciences 5%
Biology & Biomedical 5%
Criminal Justice 4%