Admissions
Housing FAQ
Are students required to live on-campus?
SUNYIT requires transfer students who are not commuting from home to reside in the residence halls. Veterans, married students, or those living with their immediate families are exempt from this requirement. Housing waivers may be requested through the director of residential life at 315-792-7810.
What are the residence halls like?
Our residence halls, ranked #1 in the SUNY system, are comprised of two complexes (Adirondack Hall and Mohawk Hall) of 37 townhouses accommodating 584 students within suites. Each suite houses four students and features both single and double occupancy bedrooms as well as a shared bathroom and living room. This apartment-style housing is very appealing to transfer students. All rooms are equipped with Ethernet connections for personal computers. Other features include cable television access, telephone service, microwave oven/refrigerator unit, complimentary laundry facilities and adjacent parking. Each complex includes a common lounge with large screen television, vending machines and a kitchen.
Are the halls staffed with a professional resident director?
Yes, the residence halls are staffed with a professional residence hall director and student residence hall advisors.
Is there a deposit required to reserve a room?
Students must submit a monetary deposit of $100 to reserve a room.
How are students matched up with their roommates in the residence halls?
Transfer students are asked to fill out a room reservation form that asks questions about roommate preferences, study habits and personal habits. Students can also request a housing assignment with a specific student that they may know by contacting the Office of Residential Life.
