Financial Aid & Scholarships
In these unprecedented times, we know that affordability and value for your undergraduate or graduate degree is more important than ever. Brockport offers one of the lowest tuition rates in the nation, plus many financial resources, to help you complete your education responsibly.
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Brockport remains as committed as ever to helping you achieve your educational goals in these financially trying times. See our quick listing of Financial Aid options for your assistance.
CloseFinancial Aid and Scholarship Resources
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the first step to determine eligibility for federal and state financial aid programs.
- Federal Code (FAFSA):
- 002841
- New York State TAP Code:
- Undergraduate - 0900
Financial Aid Resources
Excelsior Scholarship
New York State residents can apply for full-tuition awards through the Excelsior Scholarship program. This program requires a separate application with the Higher Education Corporation and should be completed after filing your FAFSA and TAP applications.
Extraordinary Academic Scholarship Program
You may be eligible for a scholarship for undergraduate study! If you are a first-time freshman student (domestic or international) and meet our criteria you may receive a scholarship when you receive your acceptance. Scholarship eligibility is determined by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions during the admissions process. You do not have to complete a separate application. This scholarship is renewable as long as you maintain eligibility. On-campus residency is required. These scholarships cannot be combined with one another, nor can they be combined with the Honors College Prometheus Scholarship. They can be combined with scholarships from the Brockport Foundation.
Scholar Recognition Award for Out-of-State Students
This award for freshman offers a scholarship valued at $4,000 per year for out-of-state
students who have also been awarded an Extraordinary Academic Scholarship. On-campus
residency is required.
Prometheus Scholarship
The College awards the Prometheus Scholarship to qualified entering freshman students every fall semester that gain admission to the Honors College. You'll also receive a campus parking pass and priority registration. Other benefits are also included.
Brockport Foundation Scholarships
The Brockport Foundation awards more than 350 scholarships annually. These scholarship range from departmental to college-wide awards.In the 2018-19 academic year, the Brockport Foundation awarded more than $550,000 in student academic support. For more information email scholarships@brockport.edu or call (585) 395-5105.
Graduate Aid Opportunities
We offer a variety of ways for our graduate students to finance their education. In addition to financial aid, loans, and Brockport Foundation scholarships, you may be eligible for an assistantship, fellowship, or scholarship.
Additional Aid Resources & Opportunities
Student Employment
More than 2,300 students find all types of jobs each year, and they collectively earn more than $2.9 million. Both Work-Study and paid positions are available for our students. Work-Study money is available to those who complete the FAFSA application and qualify.
All paid jobs are advertised on Eagle Connect, an online database of on-campus, off-campus, internships, and full and part-time jobs. See also BASC jobs site. BASC runs our dining services and is one of largest employers on campus.
Financial Literacy
Brockport offers a financial literacy program, EllsWORTH, for all students. The program includes workshops, individual financial counseling sessions, college-wide events, online tutorials, and more. Our program was awarded the Financial Aid Leadership Award by the National Student Loan Program.
There are numerous scholarships and grants available from external corporations and foundations. The STAR Center is a place to research these opportunities available to you.