SUNY College--Oneonta Academic Life

Summary

The student-faculty ratio at SUNY College--Oneonta is 18:1, and the school has 38.8 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at SUNY College--Oneonta include: Education; Visual and Performing Arts; Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs; Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; and Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 83.8 percent.

Faculty & Classes

General education/core curriculum required	Yes
Coursework required for graduation
Arts/fine arts Foreign languages Humanities Sciences (biological or physical) Mathematics History English (including composition) Social science
Class sizes
Student-faculty ratio	18:1
Full-time faculty gender distribution
Part-time faculty gender distribution

Majors

Five most popular majors for 2011 graduates

Education 21% Visual and Performing Arts 16% Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 10% Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services 9% Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 8%

Academic Programs & Offerings

Degrees offered	Bachelor's, Post-bachelor's certificate, Master's, Post-master's certificate
Combined-degree programs	Accounting (3-2 with SUNY Binghamton); Engineering (3-2 with SUNY Buffalo, SUNY Binghamton, Alfred, Polytechnic, Clarkson, RPI, Syracuse); Fashion (3-1 with FIT); MBA (4-1 with Clarkson, RIT, Union); Management (3-2 with SUNY Binghamton); Medical Technologies (2-2 with SUNY Upstate Medical); Occupational Therapy (4-3 with Sage Graduate School); Optometry (3-4 with SUNY Optometry); Physical Therapy (4-3 or 3-3 with SUNY Upstate Medical University; Physical Therapy (4-3 with Sage Graduate School)
Student participation in special academic programs
First-year experiences N/A Service learning N/A Senior capstone or culminating academic experience N/A Undergraduate research/creative projects N/A Learning communities N/A

Graduation & Retention

Average freshman retention rate	84%
4-year graduation rate	53

* Academic Life details based on 2011 data