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SUNY College of Agriculture & Technology at Cobleskill
SUNY College of Agriculture & Technology at Cobleskill
COBLESKILL, NY . 4 Year 3.8
#2000 in Best Colleges in America
106 SUFFOLK CIRCLE COBLESKILL, NY 12043

Overview

SUNY College of Agriculture & Technology at Cobleskill is a public college in Cobleskill, New York, part of the SUNY system. Founded in 1911, it offers associate and bachelor's degrees across fields like agriculture, business, and culinary arts. Known for hands-on learning, small classes, and supportive faculty, it prepares students for careers or transfer to four-year universities.

Rankings

  • 44

    #44 in Best Colleges for Culinary Arts in America

  • 2000

    #2000 in Best Colleges in America

  • 51

    #51 in Best Colleges for Agricultural Sciences in America

  • Best Colleges for Culinary Arts in America 44 of 140
  • Best Colleges for Agricultural Sciences in America 51 of 150
  • Best Colleges for Environmental Science in America 208 of 651

Academics

  • B Academics
  • B Value
  • BDiversity
  • C+Campus
  • CAthletics
  • C+Party Scene
  • B Professors
  • CLocation
  • BDorms
  • BCampus Food
  • CStudent Life
  • B Safety

Majors

  • Animal Sciences and Husbandry
    112 Graduates
  • Business
    108 Graduates
  • Wildlife and Fisheries Management
    47 Graduates
  • Agricultural Business
    41 Graduates
  • Emergency Medical Technician (EMT Paramedic)
    23 Graduates
  • Graphic Design
    22 Graduates
  • Early Childhood Education
    19 Graduates
  • Mechanical Engineering Technician
    18 Graduates
  • Diesel Mechanics
    17 Graduates
  • Plant Science
    17 Graduates

Admissions

  • Rolling Admissions
    Application Deadline
  • 81%
    Acceptance Rate
  • $50
    Application Fee
  • Application Website
    Visit offical website
  • SAT Range
    970-1170
  • ACT Range
    17-20
  • SAT/ACT
    Considered but not required
  • High School GPA
    Required
  • Early Decision/Early Action
    No

Costs

  • Average Total Aid Awarded
    $9,446
  • Students Receiving Financial Aid
    94%
  • National Average Cost
    $15,523

After College

  • Graduation Rate
    45%
  • Employed 2 Years After Graduation
    92%
  • National Average Earnings
    $33,028

Students

  • Full-Time Enrollment
    1,682 Undergrads
  • Part-Time Undergrads
    138
  • Undergrads Over 25
    9%
  • Pell Grant
    55%
  • Varsity Athletes
    15%

Campus Life

  • Student Faculty Ratio
    14:1
  • Evening Degree Programs
    No
  • Athletic Conference
    North Atlantic Conference
  • Athletic Division
    NCAA Division III (without football)

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