SUNY Brockport is a mid-sized public university within the State University of New York system, offering a comprehensive collegiate experience in western New York. With approximately 7,500 students, the school provides a balanced environment of academic opportunity and personal attention.

Location & Setting Located in the suburban/rural village of Brockport, about 25 miles west of Rochester. The campus offers a traditional college town setting with a close-knit community feel, situated in a predominantly residential area with easy access to regional amenities.

Campus Life Residential campus with a mix of on-campus housing options, including traditional dormitories and apartment-style living. Moderate social scene with numerous student organizations, campus events, and opportunities for engagement. Limited but active Greek life presence.

Student Body Predominantly New York state residents, with a growing number of out-of-state and international students. Typical student profile includes a mix of first-generation college students, working-class backgrounds, and students seeking affordable public higher education.

Academics Known for strong education, business, and health sciences programs. Offers over 70 undergraduate degrees with a focus on practical, career-oriented learning. Moderate academic rigor with emphasis on student support and hands-on learning experiences.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletics with competitive programs in multiple sports. Golden Eagles compete in the State University of New York Athletic Conference. Moderate campus sports culture with strong intramural and club sport opportunities.

Lifestyle & Weather Experiences typical Western New York climate with cold winters and moderate summers. Campus is walkable, but a car is beneficial for off-campus activities. Nearby Rochester provides additional recreational and internship opportunities. Winter sports and outdoor activities are popular due to the regional climate.