First Year

Apply as a First-Year Student

You'll apply as a first-year student if this is your first time attending college. Our Admissions Counselors are here to help through every step of the process.

How to Apply

Required Application Materials

  • Official copy of high school transcript - or - Equivalency Exam Scores (GED/TASC students only)
    New York State Students (Must include all NYS Regents scores - if applicable)
  • Students with an educational gap outside of their last year of high school to their first-year of college will need to submit a supplemental information form.

Optional/Recommended Application Materials/Activities

Admissions decisions are based on:

  • Official High School Transcripts or equivalency scores (First-Year Applicants)
  • Completion of any prerequisites established by the program to which you are applying
  • Space availability in the program

Application Plans and Deadlines

Rolling Admissions
The application process at SUNY Delhi is based on a rolling admission plan wherein we will accept applications until the program has reached its acceptance or enrollment limit. The Admissions staff will start its 2023-24 application review October 1, 2024. 

Important Dates

  • October 1: Rolling Admissions review begin.
  • October 1: Students may start applying for Financial Aid using FAFSA. (New York students, don't forget to apply for TAP!)
  • February 15: Preferred deadline to apply for Financial Aid
  • May 1: National Decision Day to submit your tuition deposit (First-Year Students)
  • April - June (Multiple Dates): All deposited students must attend a Accepted Students Day.
  • August 19: Welcome Week Begins!  (Commuting and Residential Students)

Please note: The dates above apply to students applying and offered admission for the Fall 2024 semester. Students who are offered admission for the Spring 2025 semester will receive a detailed notification of deadlines within their accepted student materials.

Additional Information

Home-Schooled Students
Home-schooled students residing in New York State must provide documentation of successful completion of the high school home school program as required by the New York State Department of Education. Home-schooled students residing outside of New York State must provide documentation of successful completion of the high school home school program as required by their state of residence.

This can be done by:

  • Providing an official letter of completion of all high school requirements signed by the home district superintendent (or designee).
  • New York Residents: Providing the official score report of the TASC (GED Exam).
  • Non-New York Residents: Providing the official score report of a High School Equivalency Exam recognized by their state of residence.

Online High School or Correspondence Study Diplomas
New York Residents: The New York State Board of Regents does not recognize high school diplomas completed online or through correspondence study taken as a New York State resident. In turn, SUNY Delhi does not recognize these diplomas for admission consideration.

Out-of-State Residents: High school diplomas completed through online or correspondence study may be considered if the online or correspondence study diploma is recognized by the state in which they reside.

Questions?
Office of Admissions

118 Bush Hall