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91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ has a rolling admissions process, which means applications are evaluated as they are received. The only exception is 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ’s Nursing AAS Program, which has a separate, competitive admissions process.

All applications for 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ are free of charge.

Students who earned a high school diploma/GED/TASC and enrolled in college elsewhere must apply as transfer applicants. Students who have never taken college coursework OR have completed college-level courses while in high school should apply as new, first-time 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ.

View the information at /academics/schools/ to learn about 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ’s academic programs.

Be sure to submit your official high school transcripts/GED/TASC for review. High school transcripts must be sent directly from your high school to the 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Office to be considered official. They can be emailed to admissions@cayuga-cc.edu. Official mailed documents must arrive in a sealed envelope from your high school.

GED/TASC documents must include passing transcript scores and diploma section. Original GED/TASC documents may be brought to the 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Office at either campus, or student copies may be emailed to admissions@cayuga-cc.edu.

Home-school applicants: Request an official letter on district letterhead sent directly from the relevant district superintendent on district letterhead certifying the student has completed the equivalent instruction for a high school diploma pursuant to Section 100.10 of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education.
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Request a completed SUNY 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Community College Home-School Superintendent Sign-Off Form to be sent directly from the relevant district superintendent’s office.

Previous College Credit: If you previously accumulated college, AP or IB credits, forward your official college transcripts as well. We may be able to start you in classes using an unofficial college transcript showing your courses, grades, name and college name (even if in the web address) provided we also have your official high school transcripts. NOTE: The Registrar’s Office will only review official documents sent directly from your previous college for course transfer.

See the enrollment checklist to stay on track during the enrollment process.

Students typically receive notification of acceptance by email and postal mail within one-two weeks of applying. If you have completed an application, submitted your official high school transcripts/GED/TASC and not heard from the 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Office after two weeks, email admissions@cayuga-cc.edu regarding your status.

All 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ receive a link to an enrollment checklist in their email acceptance notification. Accepted 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ receive access to an electronic enrollment checklist in within a day of acceptance.

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Official transcripts/score reports from the College Board are required for awarding transfer credits. Students will need to contact the College Board to order the transcript/score report. Transcripts/score reports should be sent directly to 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ. Credits will not be awarded from high school or unofficial transcripts. Entering 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ are encouraged to request these before advisement at 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ. 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ requires a minimum score of 3 for equivalency consideration. See 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ’s Advanced Placement Equivalency Chart for more information on possible course equivalencies.

Courses taken through 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ will be in our system and do not require a transcript request. Courses taken through other post-secondary institutions accredited by the New York State Education Department or a regional or national accreditation agency recognized by AACRAO require the submission of official transcripts to be evaluated for course credit. Courses that have a grade of C- or higher, as well as courses meeting the student’s program of study requirements, will be considered for transfer into 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ. They will appear as transfer credit on an official academic transcript (no grades from previous colleges will be displayed or calculated into the student’s cumulative grade point average at 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ). Upon reviewing your transcript(s), credits accepted for transfer into a 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ program may be viewed in your information account.

Please see 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ’s Transfer Policy for more information.

Yes! Please see the 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Community College EOP webpage for more information and contact Debra Joseph-McEwen, MS Ed, at (315) 294-8567 or djosephm@cayuga-cc.edu with any questions.

See the official College Academic Calendar for all important dates and deadlines.

The best way to commit to 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ is to make an appointment to set up your schedule when open registration for your desired semester begins. Students will receive instructions for setting this appointment along with their acceptance notification. See the official College Academic Calendar for open registration dates. Contact the Centers for Student Engagement and Academic Advisement with any questions you may have at (315) 294-8523 or studenteng@cayuga-cc.edu.

Students looking to matriculate into a 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ program, attend full-time, and/or apply for financial aid who cannot provide an official copy of a high school transcript from a NYSED-registered school or GED/TASC must submit one of the following to the 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Community College 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Office (197 Franklin Street; Auburn, NY 13021 or admissions@cayuga-cc.edu):

• an official letter on district letterhead sent directly from the relevant district superintendent certifying the student has completed the equivalent instruction for a high school diploma pursuant to Section 100.10 of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education.
• a completed SUNY 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ Community College Home-School Superintendent Sign-Off Form to be sent directly from the relevant district superintendent’s office

To begin the matriculation process, complete the free .

Although federal financial assistance is not available for 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ who cannot supply the documentation listed above, 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ who can pay for all college costs may be able to enroll in one or more of our courses as a non-matriculated (not a 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ-seeking) student. If you would like to enroll in a non-91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ course and pay out of pocket, complete the .

Math and English placements are determined by official transcript review. You can challenge your placement before classes begin. Course placement will be discussed during your initial registration appointment, at which time you may request to challenge your placement by setting an appointment to take the appropriate placement exam.

Absolutely. We receive transcripts from 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ well above traditional student age every day. Contact the school district where you graduated for more information.

Access my91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ and Your Virtual Checklist to see what your next steps are in the enrollment process. To log in, an email username and password are sent 1-2 hours after registration to your personal email address on your application. Your 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ email address is now your updated 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ username. Don’t forget to sign up for text message alerts regarding your bill in my91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ and 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ’s Rave Alert for important College communications.

See our official transfer agreements. In addition to these formal articulation agreements, 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ participates in SUNY Seamless Transfer and is a part of the .

Of course! See our Excelsior Scholarship webpage for more information and contact Student Financial Services at financialservices@cayuga-cc.edu or (315) 294-8470.

Yes! In addition to financial aid, 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ offers scholarships for both incoming and continuing 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ.

Absolutely! However, you cannot be in a 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ program at more than one college. Students can register for non-91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ courses using the . 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ welcomes 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ from other colleges to pay out of pocket or request a consortium agreement to use your financial aid from your current college by contacting Student Financial Services at financialservices@cayuga-cc.edu or (315) 294-8470.

91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ offers appropriate and reasonable academic accommodations to 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ with documented disabilities. In order to ensure that disability-related accommodations are arranged in a timely manner, new 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ are encouraged to follow our accessibility process for new 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ. For more information, contact Accessibility Resources at 315-294-8422 (Auburn) or 315-593-9327 (Fulton).

A returning student is an individual who has previously attended 91ÊÓƵÎÛÎÛ but not in the most recent semester. If you have been a student in the past, but not the previous semester, you must apply for readmission. and indicate you are a re-admit applicant when prompted.