Degrees, Programs and Certificates
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Academic Programs |
Departments |
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Program Literature |
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| Career Options: certified public accountant (CPA), certified management accountant (CMA), financial analyst, financial planner | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: general accounting and bookkeeping in following fields: service, education, travel, entertainment, manufacturing, insurance, industrial, media/advertising | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: general accounting and bookkeeping in following fields: service, education, travel, entertainment, manufacturing, insurance, industrial, media/advertising | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: architecture, engineering, manufacturing, construction, government, utility companies | 341-4571 |
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| Career Options: management trainee, business owner, entrepreneur, financial management, human resources | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: supervisor, management trainee, financial insurance planning and sales, human resource specialist trainee | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: service, education, travel, entertainment, manufacturing, legal and medical, insurance, industrial | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: banks, law firms, medical offices, hospitals, small businesses, government, corporations, schools, consulting firms | 341-4505 |
Why SUNY Orange: |
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| Career Options: computer engineering, systems analyst, education, computer programming, financial analysis, cryptology | 341-4505 |
Why SUNY Orange: |
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| Career Options: FBI, INS, park police, postal inspector, Secret Service, police officer, deputy sheriff, corrections officer, court clerk, district attorney, judge | 341-4344 |
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| Career Options: FBI, INS, park police, postal inspector, Secret Service, police officer, deputy sheriff, corrections officer, court clerk, district attorney, judge | 341-4344 |
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| Career Options: network administrator, network security specialist, computer crime investigation |
341-4505 |
Why SUNY Orange: |
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| Career Options: private practice, hospitals, health service organizations, military, overseas | 341-4880 |
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| Career Options: center director, head teacher (non-public settings), child care provider, early childhood business owner, recreation leadership, curriculum assistant | 341-4054 |
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| Career Options: entry-level or aide positions in child care centers, preschools and nursery schools | 341-4054 |
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| Career Options: private sector engineering, research and development, governmental engineering | 341-4571 |
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| Career Options: athletic trainer, director of recreation, coach, physical education educator, recreational therapist, health director, sports agent | 341-4242 |
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This program is sponsored by the HVEC and offered by SUNY Rockland |
Career Options: The Fire Protection Technology program will prepare you for a career as a fire fighter. Within the field there are many career specialties such as: fire prevention in government and industry; fire communications/dispatching in local and state government; fire equipment manufacturing, sales, service, research and development; forestry service fire control; specialist, technician and consultant services in the aerospace program; and fire protection education. | |||
| This program is sponsored by the HVEC and offered by SUNY Sullivan | Career Options:Energy and indoor air quality auditor, HVAC operations and maintenance technician, solar and wind energy technician, green building, renewable energy and energy efficiency consultant | |||
| Career Options: in-patient and out-patient mental health and rehabilitation, social service agencies, state facilities | 341-4344 |
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| Career Options: language interpreter, high school teacher, international business, international law, government official, diplomat, import/export trade | 341-4828 |
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JRTEP/Teacher Preparation (A.A.) (affiliated with SUNY New Paltz) |
Career Options: classroom teacher, special education, guidance counselor | 341-4054 |
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JRTEP/Teacher Preparation (A.S.) (affiliated with SUNY New Paltz) |
Career Options: public school classroom teacher (pre-K through 12), school psychologist, guidance counselor, special education | 341-4054 |
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| Career Options: uniformed security officer, loss prevention analyst, risk analyst, hotel security, executive protection | 341-4344 |
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Liberal Arts: Humanities and Social Science (A.A.) |
contact Academic Advising or Arts and Communication, Education, English, Movement Sciences, Global Studies, Behavioral Sciences |
Areas of Academic Interest: art, communications/media, English, history, physical education, political science, pre-law, psychology, sociology | 341-4070 |
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Liberal Arts: Individual Studies (A.S.) |
contact Academic Advising |
Areas of Academic Interest: this program allows students the flexibility to create a program that is not fully addressed by one of the College's other programs | 341-4070 |
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Liberal Arts: Mathematics and Natural Science (A.S.) |
Areas of Academic Interest: biology, chemistry, education, mathematics, physical education, pre-chiropractic, pre-dental, pre-environmental, pre-forestry, pre-medical, pre-veterinary | 341-4070 |
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| Career Options: advertising, marketing, manufacturing, public relations, sales, customer service | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: hospitals, doctor's offices, reference laboratories, pharmaceuticals, veterinary laboratories, research | 341-4124 |
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| Career Options: hospitals, long-term care, community agencies, health maintenance organizations, doctor's offices, medical laboratories, government | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: hospitals, long-term care, community agencies, health maintenance organizations, doctor's offices, government, industry | 341-4107 |
About the Program (FT): PDF / Text |
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| Career Options: hospitals, mental health facilities, schools, rehabilitation centers, home and community health agencies, health and wellness centers | 341-4291 |
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| Career Options: service, education, travel, entertainment, manufacturing, legal, medical, insurance, industry | 341-4411 |
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| Career Options: record production, music composition, performing, publishing, media, facility/concert management, therapy | 341-4787 |
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| Career Options: hospitals, nursing homes, private offices, rehabilitation centers, schools, fitness centers, home care settings | 341-4291 |
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| Career Options: hospitals, clinics, medical imaging centers, doctor's offices, radiation therapists, radiography, nuclear medicine technology | 341-4277 |
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| Career Options: entry-level teaching assistant or paraprofessional openings exist in birth to second grade, first to sixth grade and seventh to 12th grade | 341-4054 |
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| Career Options: graphic design, advertising, marketing, media, publishing, game design, web design, multi-media, digital photography, art direction | 341-4787 |
Transfer Programs- Liberal Arts & Science
ASSOCIATE IN ARTS (A.A.) and ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE (A.S.) DEGREES
The Associate in Arts and the Associate in Science degrees prepare students for transfer to baccalaureate programs. The A.A. degree program provides for study in the traditional humanities and social science disciplines and is the basis for pursuing careers such as law, social work, psychology, personnel management, and government services. The A.S. degree programs provide for study in mathematics, natural science and physical science and is the basis for pursuing careers such as scientific research, engineering, teaching, and business administration.
Career Programs
ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED SCIENCE (A.A.S) DEGREES
The Associate in Applied Science degree programs provide two years of college-level studies with emphasis on developing technical and professional competence for entry in a specific career.
Certificate Programs
The certificate programs provide the opportunity for students to develop job entry skills at the collegiate level. People who are currently employed but seeking to change careers find that the accelerated format of these programs permit completion of study in one year or less.
To comply with federal government regulations, SUNY Orange publically publishes information on our academic certificate programs.
Registered Programs Offered at SUNY Orange
The following programs are registered by the State Education Department and State University of New York. Enrollment in other than a registered program may jeopardize a student's eligibility for financial aid.
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