We’re excited about your interest in SUNY Orange. To start a degree or certificate program, or to enroll in credit classes, we suggest you apply in plenty of time to allow for taking the Placement Test and completing your New Start requirements before registering for classes. The timeline at right gives you a general snapshot of when you should apply and begin the financial aid process, but SUNY Orange accepts applications on a rolling basis so you can initiate your application at any time.

Once you are accepted, you will receive our checklist for enrolling as a student at SUNY Orange. If you have questions, contact us anytime. We're here to help you take the next step.

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General Steps to Enroll

• submit an online application for admission
• submit application fee of $30
• submit official high school transcript (with proof of graduation) or official HSE/GED Score Report and diploma
• schedule a Placement Test or submit a waiver form (if applicable)
• Complete the New START requirements.

Based upon your situation, there may be additional tasks required before you may register for classes. Visit our Admissions page for more detail information.

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New Students

New to SUNY Orange? Whether you are a graduating high school student, an older adult looking to return to the classroom, or seeking to transfer to SUNY Orange from another college or university, we encourage you to visit our Admissions page or apply online if you are ready to begin the process.

Returning Students

If you’ve been away from SUNY Orange for more than two years, you must reapply.

Adult Students

Choosing SUNY Orange will help you to maintain, stay competitive, or advance in your career with methods of instruction that work for you. Learn more.

Visiting Students

If you’re enrolled at another college, but want to take some classes at SUNY Orange, or you just want to take some college courses without applying to SUNY Orange, you can register for classes as a Visiting Student.

High School Students

If you are in high school and would like to take dual credit classes, investigate our Community College in the High School (CCHS) or College Experience Program (CEP) offerings.

International Students

Prospective international students should click here to learn more about the application and admissions processes. Note: All international academic credentials must be evaluated (www.naces.org) before the College will issue an eacceptance..

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Non-Credit Enrichment and Training

For professional development training, HSE classes, enrichment courses, youth programs and more, take advantage of our Continuing and Professional Education (CAPE) non-credit programs and classes.