Skip to content

SUNY Brockport

Brockport, New York · Public

71%acceptance rate
1070–1230SAT middle 50%
18–26ACT middle 50%
$15,343average net price, in-state

SUNY Brockport admitted 71% of 10,855 applicants (Common Data Set 2023-2024). First-year students who sent the SAT scored 1070–1230 in the middle half. Test scores are optional. 57% of students graduate within six years.

Your chances at SUNY Brockport

Enter a score to see whether SUNY Brockport is a reach, target or likely school for you.

or
Likely

Based on the admit rate (71%) alone. Add a score for a sharper read.

A rough read from the admit rate and test scores only. Grades, courses, essays and activities matter as much or more. To see your whole list at once, use the chances calculator.

Application deadlines

SUNY Brockport’s first-year deadlines for 2026–27 on the Common App:

Regular decision
Rolling admission

The application fee is $50, and SUNY Brockport accepts the Common App fee waiver.

Deadlines end at 11:59 p.m. in your own time zone. From Common App’s requirements grid, updated September 25, 2026. Check SUNY Brockport’s admissions site before you submit. See every college’s deadlines or early decision vs. early action.

Early decision and early action

SUNY Brockport doesn’t report an early decision or early action round.

What admissions weighs

How SUNY Brockport rates each part of an application, from its Common Data Set.

Very important

  • Course rigor
  • GPA

Important

  • Activities
  • Character
  • Volunteering
  • Work experience

Considered

  • Test scores
  • Essay
  • Recommendations
  • Talent or ability
  • Showing interest

Not considered

  • Class rank
  • Interview
  • First generation
  • Legacy
  • Where you live
  • State residency
  • Religion

High school GPA

First-year students averaged a 3.30 GPA.

  • 4.00%
  • 3.75–3.9920%
  • 3.50–3.7410%
  • 3.25–3.4911%
  • 3.00–3.2412%
  • 2.50–2.9923%
  • 2.00–2.4920%
  • Under 2.04%

Some colleges report weighted GPAs, so compare loosely.

What it costs

Full price with housing is $27,658 in-state and $34,728 out-of-state a year. After grants, students paid $15,343 on average (in-state).

Average price after grants, by family income, for in-state students:

  • $0–30k$10,097
  • $30–48k$12,175
  • $48–75k$16,278
  • $75–110k$17,577
  • $110k+$21,400

Quick answers

What is SUNY Brockport’s acceptance rate?

SUNY Brockport admitted 71% of applicants: 7,738 of 10,855 (Common Data Set 2023-2024).

When is SUNY Brockport’s application deadline?

SUNY Brockport uses rolling admission for 2026–27 and has no early round on the Common App, so applying early in the fall gives you the best shot at open spots and aid.

What SAT score do you need for SUNY Brockport?

The middle half of admitted students who sent the SAT scored 1070 to 1230, with a median around 1150. A score at or above 1150 puts you in the top half of admitted students who sent one.

How much is SUNY Brockport’s application fee?

The application fee is $50 for 2026–27, and SUNY Brockport accepts the Common App fee waiver.

Does SUNY Brockport have supplemental essays?

No. SUNY Brockport doesn’t ask for a supplemental essay or the Common App personal essay for 2026–27.

Not sure which colleges fit?

A Clarity Prep mentor builds a balanced list with your student and checks in every week until it’s done.

Writing your essay? Get a free college essay review.

Students also look at