Here is contact information for a sampling of offices that prospective and new students should find useful, with links supplied when applicable. If the office you are looking for isn't here, you can also check our list of administrative offices.
For out-of-the-area visitors, SUNY Oswego is located within 45 minutes of several public transportation hubs. Centro bus service runs regular routes between the SUNY Oswego campus and the William F. Walsh Regional Transportation Center in Syracuse, which connects with air, rail and bus transportation. In addition, Oswego's recent partnership with Zipcar means that members of this car-sharing service will have access to Zipcars on demand. For more information or to become a member visit Zipcar's Oswego page.
The city of Oswego sits 35 miles north of Syracuse's Hancock International Airport and the Regional Transportation Center (providing bus and rail service). Oswego is 75 miles east of Rochester. Main thoroughfares directly to Oswego include routes 481 and 104.
Browse this section to find maps of the campus, Oswego County and where we are in the state.
A partial listing* of Oswego and Syracuse area accommodations. Please note that clicking on a link below will open a new browser window for that establishment. Simply close the new browser window to return to the SUNY Oswego Accommodations page.
Oswego immediate area
All Seasons Inn
5422 State Route 104
Oswego, NY 13126
315.342.9771
Our college neighbors the friendly small city of Oswego. Known as the Port City, Oswego rose to prominence through its strategic location on Lake Ontario. Battles took place in Oswego Harbor during both the French and Indian War and the War of 1812. You can still see its historic heritage in such landmarks as Fort Ontario on the east side of the city, the countless homes that preserve the elegance of past centuries and downtown buildings that retain much of their 19th-century character.
The best way to experience our friendly, learner-centered community is to visit us. Our more than 8,000 students and hundreds of faculty members will make you feel at home on a 690-acre campus that is scenic every season of the year. You can find an interactive campus map online.
One of the most important things to remember when choosing a major is that it won’t define your career, a specific major will lead you down a path but not necessarily to a destination. Many graduates find fulfilling careers within their field of study, and just as many find gratification in an unrelated field.
By taking the time to consider your interests, and with some thorough research we can find the most rewarding profession for you.
