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Here are some of the renowned personalities who have studied at State University of New York At Oswego:

Jerry Seinfeld is an American stand-up comedian, actor, writer and producer who studied at SUNY Oswego. He is popularly known for his role in Seinfeld. In 2004, Comedy Central named him the 12-the greatest stand-up comedian of all time. He has received many accolades including a Golden Globe Awards, Primetime Emmy Award, and three Screen Actor Guild Awards.

International students at SUNY Oswego are required to live on-campus. There are 11 different residence halls on-campus. Some halls are for first-year students, while others are for upper-division students. At Hart Hall, many international students live. Students can check out the housing application in order to live on-campus. Per year, the housing cost for international students can be around USD 17,026 (Around INR 14.5 lakh).

SUNY Oswego is a public university located in Central New York. The campus size of this university is 700 acres. It is a top comprehensive university that is celebrated for its academic excellence and welcoming community. A wide range of programs are offered at this university. Over 70 courses are available at the UG level. On the other hand, 40+ Graduate course options are available. Additionally, the university welcomes international students and is home to 270+ international students.

Go Oswego Awards is applicable for international students at UG level. Scholarship amount is USD 2,000 per semester (Around INR 1.7 lakh) for first-year students. This scholarship is renewable for up to 8 semesters.

The current Binghamton University acceptance rate is at 38%, which shows the university is quite selective about admissions of students across various programs. It is advised that applicants must fulfill the minimum academic and English language requirements, along with proper submission of required documents to strengthen their profile and increase their chances of acceptance.

The acceptance rate at the University at Buffalo stands at 60.4% for international students, meaning that out of every 100 students who apply to the university's admission process about 60 are likely to be offered the opportunity to enroll on the Buffalo campus. 

Amherst is known for being among the best aid granting institutions in the region, with an average need-based scholarship grant of USD 71 K (INR 60.2 L).

Further, about 57% of the first-year students were recipients of financial aid of some form: grants or loans as per the latest scholarship data curated from the official Amherst website.

Amherst is popular among domestic & international students alike for a number of reasons such as: diverse student population, quality financial aid programs & a decent placement record.

The institute's overall student population comprise of around 16% international students, while other races/ethnicities in the US such as African Americans, Hawaiians, Latins & Multiracial people are also well represented.

Its overall placement rate for the Graduate Class of 2024, stood at 74.7% & around 57% of its overall student population were recipients of financial aids.

No, the Amherst College is not part of the Ivy League which are known to be among the best colleges & universities in the United States & globally.

The eight members that form part of the Ivy League are:

·      Harvard University

·      Columbia University

·      University of Pennsylvania

·      Yale University

·      Princeton University

·      Cornell University

·      Brown University

·      Dartmouth College