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The SUNY Oswego Office of Career Services operates within an award-winning and unique career community model. Every student is different, so we offer each student an array of customized programs, resources, events, and services! Our most valuable asset is our Career Coaching staff - each coach specializes in a particular set of career paths and therefore can offer our students a much deeper level of assistance. Self-assessment and discovery, major and career exploration, experiential learning, and launching during their senior year - Career Services is highly involved in each stage and with all class years, enabling students to both discover the life they are meant to live, and prepare them to compete for that life at the highest level.

With over 200 programs and events, 300 presentations, and 1,500 student appointments each year covering every possible topic related to career readiness and success, there is undoubtedly something for YOU. Please reach out if we can be helpful in any way!

Auxiliary Services oversee dining, textbooks, the college store, and much more. Auxiliary Services, Inc. is a not-for-profit organization that serves SUNY Oswego students, faculty, and staff. Additionally, they support over 60 events on campus throughout the year, including the involvement fair, Laker Launch, and Friends and Family Weekend. Students may also be employed by Auxiliary Services and work at one of our three dining centers, retail cafes and food venues, or the college stores. More than 500 students work for Auxiliary Services during a regular academic year. All of these positions are non-work study positions.

The Office of Student Accounts is responsible for the invoicing and collection of tuition, room, board, fees and other campus miscellaneous revenue in a manner consistent with the policies and procedures set forth by SUNY Administration. The office is also responsible for the collection and disbursement of State and Federal financial aid as governed by appropriate regulations.

There are funds designated to help students hardship or emergency situations.