If you want to work while attending college, Student Employment can help. This office advertises positions for more than 100 on-campus departments and more than 1,000 area employers who hire students. In addition to the financial benefit, working students are more likely to graduate, and make better career choices. They also achieve academically on par or better than their non-working peers. To learn about job opportunities, visit JobShop at our Web site.
Outpatient care is available by appointment or on a walk-in basis.
You can take advantage of tutoring for writing and math, support for specific courses, and instruction in word processing. There's also a comfortable computer room where you can relax and work on your own. At SUNY Brockport, we believe nothing should stand between a student and his or her opportunity for success. That's why the Office for Students with Disabilities provides interpreters, academic accommodations, readers and notetakers for students with documented learning, mental or physical disabilities.