SUNY Delhi

Be a New York State resident for the 12 months before enrolling. Require alternate admissions consideration — EOP is for students who show promise but may not otherwise be offered admission. Qualify as economically disadvantaged: household income must not exceed a limit set annually by household size, unless your circumstances meet a published exception (the family receives Family Assistance, Safety Net or Family Day Care payments; the student is in foster care; or the student is a ward of the court or county). Open to first-time, full-time, matriculated students. A transfer student must have been enrolled in EOP, College Discovery, SEEK, HEOP or a similar program at their previous college. Admission is subject to program capacity, and priority goes to applicants from historically disadvantaged backgrounds.

Provides personal counseling, academic advisement, tutoring, skill development workshops, supplemental instruction and mentoring, plus modest financial aid toward non-tuition costs such as books and supplies. SUNY publishes no per-campus dollar amounts. Applicants may qualify for application fee waivers on their first seven campus choices. Students found ineligible for EOP may still qualify for admission and financial aid through the ordinary processes.

U.S. citizen or eligible noncitizen, including eligible NYS DREAM Act students; eligible for in-state tuition; high school diploma or GED; complete FAFSA or ask ASAP|ACE staff about other options due to family circumstances. The published aid criterion explicitly says academic year 2025–2026 and at least $1 of federal Pell or NYS grant aid (TAP or Excelsior); confirm its applicability to the intended intake. EOP, CPASS and online-program participants are excluded. ASAP: no more than 21 prior college credits excluding high-school credits, at least 12 credits per semester. ACE: no more than 21 prior college credits excluding high-school credits OR transfer with an associate degree, at least 15 credits per semester. Participate in required program activities. Confirm current eligibility, aid and space with Delhi.

Delhi publishes annual attendance support up to $550 for ASAP and ACE after financial aid is applied and textbook/supplies assistance of $150 per semester, up to $300 per year. Its stipend is $50 per month, up to $200 per semester; no annual stipend ceiling or applicable funded-semester schedule was established, so annual stipend and combined annual total remain unknown. The page does not state an award effective year and its aid criterion still references 2025–2026. The current interest form provides an information request, without an intake-year guarantee or an award schedule. Retain both associate and bachelor pathways with their different credit requirements; confirm current applicability and availability. Published amounts are maxima, not guaranteed payments.