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Transcript: Annual budget (2015-2016)* New York State Resident Tuition $6,470 Fees $2,511 Room and Board $13,820** Total Around $22,801 -(or higher) Does not inclde personal spending. Binghamton Tuition In State. How would you pay for Binghamton? BrockPort Tuition In State. Binghamton Tuition Out of State. Non Residents Tuition: $15,820 Room and Board:$11,440 Books and Supplies: $1,100 Other Fees: $1,392 Total Around $29,752 or higher, How would you pay for Brockport ? Binghamton University & State University of New York at Brockport New York Residents Tuition: $6,170 Room and Board:$11,440 Books and Supplies: $1,100 Other Fees: $1,392 Total Around $20,102 or higher. By, Richely Grullon BrockPort Out of State Tuition -The payment plan provides you with the opportunity to divide the bill for each term into automaticinstallments to allow you to spread your payments over a period of up to four months depending on when you sign up. Meaning that you basically have 4 months to pay your tuition for that semester. -Additional scholarships are awarded to new and continuing students based on academic performance, leadership experience, talent, financial need, and other criteria that are specified by the scholarship donor. -Student employment, Loans, financial aid. -BrockPort does have a payment plan Annual budget (2015-2016)* Out-of State Resident Tuition $19,590 Fees $2,511 Room and Board $13,820** Total Around $35,921 or higher Does not include personal spending. -Binghamton does provide scholarships, loans and grants to undergraduates, -Binghamton also has employment opportunities on campus

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Transcript: Website: www.binghamton.edu/ Enterance Difficulty: Very Difficult Regular Admission Deadline: January 15 Early Action Offered: Yes Early Decision Offered: No A Look Into The Future Student/Greek Life Admission & Tuition 2-9 students: 12% of classes 10-19 students: 27% of classes 20-29 students: 26% of classes 30-39 students: 12% of classes 40-49 students: 6% of classes 50-59 students: 9% of classes over 100 students: 7% of classes Calculated %: 99% Most Average: 10-19, 27% Fraternaties: 10% of men participate Sororities: 12% of women participate Campus Size: 950 acres Type: Small City Weather: Temperature:14.3 average low in January, 73.8 average high in September Rain: 161 rainy days per year Nearest Airport: 70 mile(s) from campus in Syracuse Nearest Bus Station: 3 mile(s) from campus in Binghamton What To Know The student population is 47,380. They have a wide range of majors but, one in particular I'm looking for, Psychology. They also have philosophy, health care, enviormental science, and engineering. Their student population might be big but, they still pat a lot of attention on your education. More Campus Life General Information General Info They offer sororities and fraternities. They also offer clubs and orginizations like singing, dancing, sports, and music. Most first year students live on campus or near campus. There are also dorms for co-ed students and gender specific. College Housing: College offers housing to students Types of Housing: Coed dorms, single student apartments, disabled student housing Students in College Housing: 98% of freshmen, 61% of all students Housing Requirements: Freshmen are required to live on campus 24-Hour Emergency Phone/Alarm Devices: Available 24-Hour Security Patrols: Available Late-Night Transport/Escort Services: Available Electronically Operated Housing Entrances: Available Extra Information Class Size Population & Majors Even More Campus Life/Housing Apply: 28,101 Enrolled: 2,516 Admission Requirments: Asking for help, and staying organized. Application Process: Applying when thinking ahead, looking into scholarships Cost Per Year/Semester: On Campus: $22,091 (including EVERYTHING) Scholarships: Yes, Sports Resources for Student Loans/Needs (financially): Filling out form(s) GPA SAT ACT Average 3.53 626 608 607 28 Low 2.31 300 300 300 20 High 4.00 5.00 780 800 800 35 Binghamton University Misc. Name: Binghamton University Mascot: Bearcat Location: New York Rural, Suburban, or Urban: Urban

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Transcript: When you go to the Schedule of Classes, you will see the designated Gen Ed letter assigned to that course. To open the Schedule of Classes, click the link. [http://ssb.cc.binghamton.edu/banner/bwckschd.p_disp_dyn_sched] General Education requirements or “Gen Eds” are courses in several areas of knowledge and experience that we as Binghamton University students need to complete before we graduate. Composition Aesthetics Global Interdependencies Pluralism Mathematics/Reasoning Laboratory Science Oral Communication Social Science Humanities Gen Ed courses help create well rounded students who bring value to the world around them. These courses: ●give you a deeper understanding of scholarship and research in areas you may not have planned to explore, ●help you establish your core values and express yourself, and ●teach you appreciation and understanding of the people and the world around you. Laboratory Science are designated with an L. They emphasize making observations and working in a hands­on environment. Each course includes a minimum of 10 laboratory meetings, exercises, field studies or practica. Oral Communication Oral Communication courses have an O designation. Although they cover a wide range of subjects, they are courses where oral presentation makes up at least 15% of your final grade. O courses involve at least two oral presentations and evaluation of speaking. (J courses, Joint Composition and Oral Communication courses meet both the C and O requirements.) Humanities courses have an H designation. They enhance your understanding of human experience through the study of literature or philosophy. General Education Requirements Laboratory Science “How do we know which courses are Gen Ed courses?” Mathematics/Reasoning Composition “Why are Gen Ed courses important?” Social Science, or N designated courses, emphasize themajor concepts, models and issues of at least one of thesocial sciences. Humanities GRADUATE Composition courses have a C designation. Although thecourses cover a wide range of subjects, in all C courses writing assignments are at least 50% of your final grade. C courses require a process of revision and a minimum of 20 pages of expository writing. (J courses, Joint Composition and Oral Communication courses meet both the C and O requirements.) M designated courses include any course in the Mathematics Department numbered 130 or above, any of several designated statistics courses, or any of several designated logic courses. Global Interdependencies Aesthetics courses are designated with an A. These courses enhance your understanding of the creative process and the role of imagination in it.You may chooseto study or practice artistic expression and production in such fields Aesthetics Binghamton University Pluralism Pluralism, or P courses, consider the specific experiences of diverse groups in the United States and how they have affected and been affected by the basic institutions of American society. “What is a General Education requirement?” Social Sciences “What Courses do I need to take?” Designated with a G, Global Interdependencies courses study how two or more distinctive world regions have influenced and interacted with one another and how such interactions have been informed by their respective cultures or civilizations.

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Transcript: Binghamton University By: Elijah Rodriguez Location Location and type Binghamton University is located in Binghamton, New York. it is a public college with campuses. Statistics Statistics Binghamton University is the #2 best accounting school in N.Y. It is also #31 for top schools in the nation. logo here is binghamton university's logo Mascot here is a picture of binghamton university's mascot, Baxter the bearcat Campus map here is a map of the campus Student life binghamton university offers 56 fraternities and sororities and has a student body ratio of 19:1 Clubs binghamton university offers over 450 clubs and organizations. Class size binghamton university has a class size of around 14,021 undergraduates tuition The tuition for 1 year at binghamton university is $9,271 in-state and $24,351 out-of-state room and board students at binghamton university usually pay around $15,058 for room and board in suny at binghamton Financial aid and enrollment The types of financial aids that binghamton university has are grants, scholarships, nYS aid, loans and federal-work study Enrollment binghamton university had around 16,896 people enroll in 2015 sports binghamton offers a variety of sports including swimming and diving, tennis, track and field, soccer, and volleyball to name a few. Intramural sports binghamton university does offer intramural sports and offers all people as long as they go to binghamton and they aren't alumni, spouses, or volunteers. study abroad programs binghamton university offers over 50 education abroad and exchange programs in a wide variety of locations and sites. average sat score at binghamton university, the average sat score for reading is 600-690 and for math it is 630-710. Degrees Degrees Binghamton university offers more than 130 different majors, minors, and certificates.

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Transcript: Develop new perspectives on academic subjects and real-world issues Achieve proficiency in a foreign language Experience personal growth Develop valuable career skills Korea About Scholarships: oip.binghamton.edu www.sunysystemabroad.com www.suny.edu www.studyabroad.com (non-SUNY) Study Abroad 101: Spain Japan Binghamton University Office of International Programs Why Study Abroad? Do Research Programs & Scholarships Speak to Academic Advisor/ Department Consult with Financial Aid Study Abroad Timeline: Australia **Tip for students: If you know you're going to need a faculty recommendation, identify faculty members you'd want to write your rec early and make sure they know who you are (start actively participating in class, going to office hours, etc...). Library North Ground 300 About Programs: **Available on the website Binghamton Programs ~25 programs to choose from Grades count in GPA SUNY Programs ~600+ programs Grades transfer as transfer credit, don't count in GPA Non-SUNY Programs Must take leave of absence from BU May not be eligible for Financial Aid Where is the OIP located? Types of Programs Study Abroad Timeline: 1 semester before How to Utilize the OIP Ireland Resources: Direct Enroll Study Abroad vs. Exchange Stand-alone/Faculty-led Internship Service Learning/Volunteer Combination Program Where in the world do you want to go? Morocco Resource library Brochures Past Participant Evaluations Walk-in Advising (Daily from 2-3 pm) Peer Advising Individual Advising Appointments Types of Study Abroad Programs Location Length of Program Course Offerings Language Level of Immersion Housing Arrangements Requirements Cost Financing Your Study Abroad Experience Choosing A Program Costa Rica Binghamton Scholarships: http://www2.binghamton.edu/oip/study-abroad/Students/scholarships.html Gilman Scholarship: http://www.iie.org/en/Programs/Gilman-Scholarship-Program Boren Scholarship: http://www.borenawards.org/ Paris Apply for program Apply for scholarships Declare Global Studies Minor Acceptance & Pre-Departure Orientation Online application Study statement (1-2 pages) Faculty recommendations Judicial review Official Transcript Application consists of: 1-2 years before (aka as early as possible) FinAid on all Binghamton/SUNY programs **Plan Ahead/Start Saving Early Do a lot of research Compare programs by price Exchange programs vs. study abroad programs Short-term vs. semester Find available scholarships

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Transcript: - Undergraduates : 13,491 - Graduate students : 3,422 - Student teacher ratio 20:1 Binghamton graduation rate By: Santana Hernandez About the Alumni Association The Binghamton University Alumni Association is nearly as old as the University itself. The Harpur College Alumni Association elected its first officers in 1951, following the first Commencement. As Harpur College grew and became a part of the State University of New York, the Alumni Association grew and today serves as the umbrella organization for a number of alumni groups and activities. The Office of Alumni Engagement supports the Alumni Association, working on behalf of its board of directors, an all-volunteer policy-setting body. The Association represents more than 124,000 alumni, and is a non-dues paying organization. All graduates automatically become members and are entitled to the quality services and activities provided by the association. Undergraduate Admission Requirement CDCI) Program The CDCI Program, hosted by the Fleishman Career Center, is the largest credit-bearing internship program at Binghamton University. Semester Annual College in the Woods — double $4,402 $8,804 College in the Woods — double, break housing $4,703 $9,406 Dickinson — triple $4,813 $9,626 Dickinson — double $4,941 $9,882 Dickinson — single $5,379 $10,758 Old Digman Health and Wellness $4,402 $8,804 Hinman — double $4,402 $8,804 Mountainview — triple $4,813 $9,626 Mountainview — double $4,886 $9,772 Mountainview — double, break housing $5,187 $10,374 Mountainview — designed triple, break housing $5,053 $10,106 Newing — double $4,896 $9,792 Newing — double, break housing $5,187 $10,374 Newing — single $5,379 $10,758 Newing — single, break housing $5,614 $11,228 Newing — designed triple $4,813 $9,626 Newing — designed triple, break housing $5,053 $10,106 Hillside and Susquehanna — single $4,985 $9,970 Hillside and Susquehanna — super single $5,677 $11,354 Susquehanna — family apartment $6,914 $13,828 Documented and approved medical single $5,381 $10,762 Contact Info: Telephone: 607-777-2702 Fax: 607-777-2053 Email Address: stuaccts@binghamton.edu Tuition/Financial Aid - Generally professors have open door hours from 3-9. - Student advisers can also set up students with peer tutors. - Library is open from 7 a.m until 10 p.m. - In-State Average: $8,144 USD - Out of state: $18,464 USD (2013) - International students are not eligible for federal/state funding; however the information maintained by the Office of International Student and Scholar Services Office (ISSS) may be helpful. - Financial aid and cost of attendance is calculated using nine months of attendance; 12 months if you attend summer sessions. Extra Curricular - SSS students receive support services including academic, career, and personal counseling; tutoring; assistance in obtaining financial aid; and much more. Examples: •Baseball •Women's basketball •Men's basketball •Crew •Equestrian •Field Hockey •Ice Hockey •Kickline •Men's Lacrosse •Women's Lacrosse •Roller Hockey (inactive) •Men's Rugby •Women's Rugby •Downhill Skiing •Men's SoccerAikido •Bowling •Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu •Cycling (inactive) •Handball (inactive) •Kung Fu •Outdoors •Racquetball (inactive) •Shotokan Karate (inactive) •Table Tennis •Tae Kwon Do •Washin Ryu Karate (inactive Student population And Student/Teacher Ratio With great academic opportunity, Binghamton is also highly known for their division 1 sport teams. I intend to pursuit an accounting degree here with the best professors. The cost since its a suny school is reasonable, well in my budget. Downside would be the distance from home but i don't plan on living with my parents all my life so it should be a beneficial experience. I have dreamed of attending this school for a long time. I have received important information from this school at an early age. I also have visited the campus which is a delight to be in. Professor/ Staff info Accounting professors: - Meder, Anthony - Accounting - Kamlet, Elliot - Accounting -Liang, Sophie - Accounting etc... - The campus has its own police department, safety squad, janitors, Cafeteria workers etc. Housing •Fall / Spring Internship: 2, 4 or 8 credits ◦Enroll in a weekly one-hour Seminar class (we need to register you, so be sure to contact CDCI@binghamton.edu if you want credit). Classes consist of journaling, assignments, career planning, networking, resumes, presentations and final research papers. Certain sections fulfill the O requirement. ◦Complete 120 hours (about 10 hours per week) in one semester for 4 credits. Select on-campus internships are offered for 2 credits (60 hours over the course of the semester; 5 hours per week). ◦Your site supervisor will complete a midterm and final evaluation of your work and review it with you. Your evaluations will count for 50% of your Seminar grade. Seminar leaders have final say in final grades. ◦Full-time internships: If you get a full-time internship, you can request up to 8 credits and

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Transcript: Despite the fact that our events may contain less educational value than those of the anti-Israel groups, we predict that people with little or no opinion are more likely to choose our events due to their initial entertaining enticements and thus feel a closer connection with Israel, finding they can relate more. 2 IDF "refusniks" will talk about the IDF's immorality. Essentials: - Speakers (AZ Thau and Kayla Joyce) - Food Venue: The Old Union Hall Hi, For this weekend’s shabbat dinner, I wanted to have a special event in support of pro-Israel week on campus. Ideally, the meal would consist of Israeli food, or have some kind of Israeli style to it, and throughout the dinner we’ll have selected students read a specific story of an Israeli victim of terror (stories taken from http://www.terror-victims.org.il/stories_e.php). The goal is to spread awareness about these terrorist attacks many are not informed of and allow people to develop a stronger connection to these victims, their fellow Jews, by telling over their personal accounts. Please let me know if you can accomodate! Thanks! Leah Scher Jewish Life @ Binghamton A panel of 3 professors will discuss Israel's occupation of Palestine. Lunch regarding "illegal" Israeli naval actions with experts. Speakers from CAMERA (Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America) will come and talk. Grant Application to StandWithUs Hi, My name is Leah Scher, and I’m looking to plan a week of events at Binghamton University in the upcoming weeks that I believe is very in line with your organization’s mission. My goal with the week of events is to counter the efforts of the Israel Apartheid Week movement all over the world, and specifically on my college’s campus. Events I am planning include an Israeli themed dance, to get students into the Israeli culture aura, a speaker from the organization Sderot Media, guest IDF soldiers, and the like. I heard your organization, StandWithUs, was offering a $1,500 grant, and I believe that the grant money would be well spent on these events I wish to plan, as we are unified behind the same objective: to support Israel. Is there is standard request form to fill out to apply? Please consider me as your grant recipient. Thank you, Leah Scher Binghamton University Budget $4,230 Food $200 Alex Darvin Ben Danzger Aaron Friedman Emma Fruchtman Rebecca Rosen Leah Scher Thursday - Video Screening Our Objectives Multi-course Shabbat dinner at the Binghamton Hillel. Guests will read stories of terrorist attacks in between courses and have a discussion. Essentials: - Food Venue: Hillel The Old Union Hall (classroom) Friday - Dinner & Stories Essentials: - DJ - Food Venue: The Peace Quad MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Candlelight vigil on campus to commemorate victims of Israeli violence. DJ (Israeli Music) $600 Facility $900 Food: Bissli $200 Bamba $150 Prigat $150 Pretzels $200 Elite Chocolate $200 Balloons $50 $2,450.00 Speaker $1000 Refreshments $200 Snacks Blue & White Cookies $200 Facility - Peace Quad (light, sound, maintenance) - $900 DJ w/ Israeli music - $600 Food - from Oh! Nuts website Bissli - $200 Bamba - $150 Prigat - $150 Begaleh Pretzels - $200 Elite chocolate - $200 Balloons - $50 Chamber Hall Sample Story From Website $0 Speakers (free): AZ Thau Kayla Klein Food - $200 About 3500 out of 11500 Undergrads are Jewish, constituting about 30% of the student population. Hillel at Binghamton University Union West 208-B Binghamton NY 13902 Israel Week TOTAL Dear AZ, Hey! How have you been? I really hope your IDF experience is everything you thought it’d be. I heard you were coming back to America for a break in the upcoming weeks, and I was thinking how it is such perfect timing, as it coincides with a program I’m planning on my college campus, Binghamton, to counter anti-Israel sentiment. I know it’s a bit out of the way, but I was wondering if maybe you’d be interested in coming to speak to a group of students, alongside another IDF lone soldier, about your experience in the IDF and all the things you’re taught from day one so the students can really get a feel for what it’s like to be an Israeli soldier. There’ll be food, I guarantee you. I’d appreciate it so much if you could come speak. I think your age will make it easier for college students to relate to you and what you’re talking about. Let me know as soon as you can! Thanks so much, Leah Scher Educate both about Israeli culture as well as its position in the conflicts. Wednesday - IDF Soldiers Dear Kayla, Hi, how are you? I hope that you are having an amazing time on your lone soldier program. I remember you mentioning that you’ll be returning to the U.S. just before pro-Israel week begins on Binghamton’s campus. I am working on planning programs to counter Israeli Apartheid week. Would you be interested in coming to speak to a group of students about your experiences in the IDF? Hearing about your first-hand encounters will help students better

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