Utica College
Utica College offers a wide range of academic programs, excellent faculty, and diversity of a large university, while at the same time providing students with the low faculty-to-student ratio and individual attention of a small college. Founded by Syracuse University in 1946, Utica College continues to grant the Syracuse University bachelor's degree in areas such as health care, criminal justice, public relations, journalism, business, and the liberal arts. UC also offers the Utica College master's degree in education, physical therapy, occupational therapy, business administration, economic crime management, and liberal studies.

Established:   1946
Undergraduate population:   2,170
Graduate population:   295
Full-time faculty:   108
Student/faculty ratio:  18:1
Majors:   42
Town:   Utica
Clubs/organizations:    85
Athletics:   Division III
Varsity teams:   19
Intramural sports:  17

For more information, contact:
Utica College
1600 Burrstone Road
Utica, NY 13502
www.utica.edu

Hamilton College
Hamilton is a highly selective residential college offering its students a rigorous liberal arts curriculum.  Chartered in 1812, it is the third oldest college in New York State and is named in honor of Alexander Hamilton, a charter trustee of the college's predecessor, the Hamilton-Oneida Academy.

Established: 1812
Undergraduate population:  1,650
Full-time faculty:   165
Student/faculty ratio:    10:1
Majors:   40
Town:     Clinton
Clubs/organizations:   75
Athletics:    Division III
Varsity teams:    28
Intramural sports:    15

For more information contact:
Hamilton College
198 College Hill Road
Clinton, NY 13323-1296
www.hamilton.edu

Mohawk Valley Community College
MVCC is the oldest community college in New York State, beginning operations in 1946.  Approximately 30,000 individuals have earned degrees or certificates from MVCC.

Established:    1946
Undergraduate population:   5,000
Full-time faculty:    293
Student/faculty ratio:   17:1
Majors:    80
Town:   Utica
Clubs/organizations:   40
Athletics:     NJCAA Division III
Varsity teams:   20
Intramural sports:    11

For more information contact:
Mohawk Valley Community College
1101 Sherman Drive
Utica, NY 13501-5394
www.mvcc.edu

Pratt at Munson Williams Proctor Arts Institute
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute is a prominent, regional fine arts center serving diverse audiences through three program divisions: the Museum of Fine Art, the Performing Arts, and the School of Art.  The Institute is named in honor of the founders who established it in 1919 as a legacy for their community and the surrounding region.

Established:    1974
Accredited:   1981
Undergraduate population:  175
Full-time faculty:    10
Student/faculty ratio:  10:1
Town:  Utica

For more information contact:
Munson-Williams-Proctor Institute
School of Art
310 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13502
www.mwpi.edu

Herkimer County Community College
New programs and expanded facilities await those attending Herkimer County Community College.  Added to the College's extensive academic lineup are Forensic Investigations, Construction Management, Purchasing and Logistics Management, Teaching Assistant, Electroplating Technology, Computer Network Technician, International Business, and Emergency Medical Technician.

Established:   1966
Undergraduate population:   2,500
Full-time faculty:    76
Student/faculty ratio:   30:1
Majors:  35 degree, 4 certificate
Town:   Herkimer
Clubs/organizations:  38
Athletics:    NJCAA, Division III
Varsity teams:  16
Intramural sports:  8

For More Information Contact:
Herkimer County Community College
100 Reservoir Road
Herkimer, NY 13350-7995
www.hccc.ntcnet.com

Utica School of Commerce
If you are looking to succeed in the world business, USC is the place for you.  The Utica School of Commerce has prepared men and women for successful careers for more than 100 years.  Founded in 1896 in downtown Utica, USC is one of the originators of private business school education in New York State. USC's innovative programs have been regarded as models of excellence at many other professional colleges and its alumni are well represented in corporate boardrooms, governmental agencies, public and private industries, non-profit agencies, and many own their own businesses.

Established:   1896
Undergraduate population:   663
Full-time faculty:   16
Student/faculty ratio:    20:1
Majors:  20
Town:   Utica
Clubs/organizations:   5

For more information, contact:
Utica School of Commerce
201 Bleecker Street
Utica, NY 13501
www.uscny.com

State University of New York Institute of Technology
Established in 1966, SUNYIT offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in technology, professional studies, and selected liberal arts disciplines. The SUNYIT campus is a high-tech learning environment located on more than 800 acres of green lawns and woodlands in the Town of Marcy, just north of Utica.
 
Established:   1966
Undergraduate population:   1875
Full-time faculty:    98
Student/faculty ratio:    17:1
Majors:   20 undergraduate, 11 graduate
City:   Utica
Athletics:   Division III
Varsity teams:    13
Intramural sports:   25

For more information, contact:
SUNY IT
PO Box 3050
Utica, NY 13599-4012
www.sunyit.edu

Colgate University
What sets Colgate University apart from other colleges?  Colgate is larger than most liberal arts colleges and active professors are recognized both nationally an internationally for work in their fields.  Because Colgate is a great deal smaller than typical universities, students enjoy smaller classes, personal interaction with professors, leadership opportunities, close friendships, and a safe environment.

Established:   1819
Undergraduate population:    2,750
Full-time faculty:    240
Student/faculty ratio:   11:1
Majors:   49
Town:    Hamilton
Clubs/organizations:    100+
Athletics:   Division I
Varsity teams:   23
Intramural sports:   26
Club sports:  15
 
For more information, contact:
Colgate University
13 Oak Drive
Hamilton, NY 13323-1296
www.colgate.edu

St. Elizabeth College of Nursing
Saint Elizabeth's attracts students who have recently graduated from high school as well as older, returning students. The varied curriculum at St. Elizabeth focuses on clinical practice early in the freshman year, which prepares graduates for nursing opportunities in public, private, and community facilities.  Students can earn a two-year associate degree in applied science after successfully completing all courses.

Established:    1904
Undergraduate population:   130
Full time faculty:   13
Student/faculty ratio:     10:1
Majors:   1
Town:    Utica

For more information, contact:
Saint Elizabeth College of Nursing
Office of the Registrar
2215 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501
www.stemc.org