Academics

• Best Regional Colleges in the North, U.S. News and World Report Guide to America’s Best Colleges—2012, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008

• Top 10 College that Leads to Graduate School, U.S. News and World Report, 2011

• 8th best baccalaureate graduation rate in U.S., New York Times, April 2006

• Military-Friendly School, G.I. Jobs Magazine, 2012

• 2010 American Culinary Federation Hot Food National Champions

• Golf/Turf Management Programs Best in New York State Top 15 in nation, Turfnet Magazine, Fall 2007

• 1st Veterinary Science Technology program in United States

• 1st Building Construction program in the United States

• 1 of 3 New York State colleges accredited for solar energy technician training

• 1 of 3 college golf courses in U.S. to earn Audubon International nature sanctuary certification

• Only BBA in Professional Golf Management in New York State

• Top 10 in SUNY*

• Quality of Instruction
• Academic Advising
• Advising and Mentoring Relationships with Faculty and Staff
• Acquiring the Knowledge and Skills Needed for a Career

*Source: 2009 SUNY Student Opinion Survey

Student Life

• Top 10 in SUNY*

• Athletic and Recreation Facilities
• Opportunities for Community Service
• Recreational and Intramural Programs

Opportunities for Involvement in Campus Clubs/Activities

• Nearly 70% of students involved in some type of service activity through clubs and organizations—Over 20,000 hours of service annually

• President's National Honor Roll for Community Service—2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006

 *Source: 2009 SUNY Student Opinion Survey

Athletics

• NJCAA Division III Men’s Cross-Country National Champions—2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2002, 1999, 1998, 1993, 1992, 1991

• NJCAA Division III Women’s Cross-Country National Champions—2004, 1999

• NJCAA Division III Men’s Outdoor Track and Field Champions—2005, 2004, 2001

• NJCAA Division III Women’s Track and Field Champions—2005

• National Awards for Athletic Program Excellence in Two-Year College Athletics—2004, 2003

Economic Development

• Over 160 SUNY Delhi students participate in college-internships annually

• 33 percent Delhi faculty and staff are taxpaying residents of the Village or Town of Delhi

• 77 percent Delhi faculty and staff are taxpaying residents of Delaware County

• $600,000 spent annually with local businesses for supplies and services

• $500,000 spent annually in the area by parents, alumni and others visiting the college

• $48,500 donated in recent years to support the local hospital and fire company

• $24.5 million represents the college’s total annual payroll

• The college golf course is made available to local schools and hosts events that annually net $125,000 for local charities

• Student construction projects have benefitted the Delhi American Legion, Town of Delhi offices, Delaware County Historical Association, 4-H Camp Shankitunk and Delhi Habitat for Humanity

• SUNY Delhi Office of Business and Community Services offers customized training programs for major industries and organizations, including Tyco, Procter & Gamble, New York State Civil Service; Sponsors of Delaware County Leadership Institute; Presented Delaware County Microenterprise Business program