What is Summer Academy?
AOP Summer Academy is a mandatory, tuition-free, four-week program that provides exciting and challenging opportunities for new students admitted through EOP, Aspire Oneonta, or CAMP (College Assistance Migrant Program). You will make friends, become familiar with the campus and prepare for a successful transition to college in the fall.
How do I enroll?
All new Access and Opportunity Program first-year students will receive an email notification by April 1 to complete the enrollment forms for Summer Academy through myOneonta. If your paperwork needs to be mailed to you, please request this via e-mail to aop@oneonta.edu.
All paperwork must be filled out completely and submitted to the portal, or via postal mail to:
Access and Opportunity Programs
SUNY Oneonta
108 Ravine Parkway
Oneonta, NY 13820
For your convenience, if hard copies need to be mailed to you, included will be a postage-paid reply envelope to return your forms.
We look forward to seeing you!
For assistance, call Access and Opportunity Programs at 607-436-2407
What Do Past Students Have to Say?
Before I went I was a little disappointed that it was going to be almost 4 weeks long. After I went I was disappointed it was only 4 weeks long! I would do it over if I had the chance. The experiences and the fun I had could never be explained...and the friends I made are irreplaceable. Thanks!"
Melinda Kozlowski, Mass Communications
Nesconset, NY
Summer Academy prepared me for the challenges that I would be facing as an incoming freshman. I had plenty of friends and I was definitely prepared for the academics because of the lectures that were given in the Academy. I grew as an individual because of learning and going through all of the Academy experiences."
Diana Greene, Music Industry
Queens, NY
Summer Academy to me was considered a transition from high school to college life. It gave me the opportunity to experience college life before actually starting college. The experience was rewarding both academically and socially. We had the chance to brush up on our writing and math skills and at the same time we had a great time.”
Nakemma Durrant, Biology
Brooklyn, NY