International Students
State University of New York College of Technology at Alfred
Alfred State College is a State University of New York (SUNY) campus. Students representing more than 160 countries are enrolled at SUNY. They choose SUNY for the highly recognized faculty and the 5,000 courses of undergraduate study.
You are considered an International Student if you are not a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or do not have refugee status in the United States.
The College is 70 miles south of Rochester and 90 miles southeast of Buffalo. Driving directions and statistical information can be found on our College Profile page.
International Transfer Students
Refer to our International Transfer Students page if you would like to have your college courses evaluated for possible transfer credit.
International Student Services
Alfred State College can provide you with information to assist you with banking, New York State driver license and travel policies. For further details see our International Student Services section.
Contact Us
For the answers to any other questions you may have please contact the Office of International Education by email: jiangs [at] alfredstate [dot] edu or by phone (607) 587-4059.
Stories That May Interest You
A new era of Alfred State College athletics is on the verge of a beginning with the opening of the college's brand new on-campus athletic complex. The construction of the project was spearheaded by two Pioneer alums, Doug Acomb and Andy Smilinich of Babcock Enterprises Ltd.
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Some athletes seem to have a golden pathway to the pros. Matt Hewitt's football career has had many twists and turns as he pursues his dream of playing professional football.
Hewitt, a graduate of Englewood (NJ) High School, came to Alfred State College in 2004 as a quarterback. Before even thinking about taking a snap under center the Pioneers coaching staff decided to take advantage of Hewitt's athleticism and moved him to the defensive side of the ball.
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Frequent Questions
Am I allowed to stay in the residence halls a little while longer during a break?
F1 students may stay from August through May without any additional charges. However, you must notify the Designated School Official of your intentions and comply with Residential Life policies.