SUNY Cayuga Community College Verified listing

Located in the scenic Finger Lakes region, Cayuga Community College offers a welcoming, close-knit campus experience with locations in Auburn and Fulton. As a proud member of the SUNY system, Cayuga serves approximately 3,800 students on its cozy 50-acre suburban campus, providing a personalized and supportive learning environment.

Whether you’re just starting your college journey or returning to advance your career, Cayuga offers the resources, connections, and community to help you succeed.

Learning Formats

• Fully Online: Study on your schedule with asynchronous or live sessions via Brightspace. Labs use simulations or home kits; proctored exams offered on campus or approved sites. Some programs (e.g., Health Studies/HIT) can be completed 100% online.
• Hybrid/Web-Enhanced: Blend online learning with in-person labs or clinicals. Ideal for balancing convenience with hands-on experience.
• In-Person: Traditional face-to-face classes, labs, and clinicals offered at both Auburn and Fulton campuses—especially valuable for healthcare students.
• Evening, Weekend & Intersession: Courses offered evenings, weekends, and during winter/summer terms—perfect for busy or working students.
• Applied Learning (“AL” Courses): Get real-world experience through internships, practicums, service-learning, or travel study in designated “AL” courses.

Student Life & Success Tools

• Early College Health Sciences: Dual-enrollment for high schoolers, 30–40 college credits + healthcare shadowing at Oswego Health
• Modern Health Facilities: Auburn campus includes nursing & tech labs via dedicated facilities
• Student Health Center: Offers immunization compliance, first aid, blood pressure screening, and health insurance support
• Strong Support Services: Learning Commons at both campuses with advising and academic support
• Transfer Ready: Degree credits accepted by SUNY Upstate; active articulation agreements
• Growing Human Services Program: Internships in clinical and social settings, with concentration options in areas like rehab, corrections, and social work
• Workforce & Mental Health Investment: SUNY funding used to expand allied health pathway roles and student counseling services

Learn more at Niche

• https://www.niche.com/colleges/suny-cayuga-community-college/