Prospective Students
Online Programs
- Applied Psychology
- Business: Accounting, AAS
- Business Administration, AS, AAS
- Crime Analysis
- Criminal Justice, AAS
- Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement Leadership
- Cybersecurity
- Data Science & Analytics
- Early Childhood, AS
- Early Childhood Care and Management
- Emergency Management
- Finance
- Forensic Criminology
- Health Care Management
- Homeland Security
- Information Technology
- Legal Studies
- Liberal Arts, AA ,AS
- Management
- Nursing (2+2)
- Veterinary Services Administration (2+2)
Financial Aid
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- Brightspace Information Center
- Career Services
- Financial Aid
- Registrar
- Student Accessibility Services
- Online Bookstore
- Winterterm
- Online Learning at SUNY Canton
- Wellness in Young Children: Online Course Tour
- Cyber Criminology: Online Course Tour
- Survey of Cybersecurity: Online Course Supplement Tour
Other Information
Program Integrity Regulations
Student Complaint Process
SUNY Canton follows the complaint resolution policies and procedures outlined within the SARA Policy Manual and summarized on their webpage for Student Complaints. Consumer protection complaints resulting from distance education courses, activities, and operations may be submitted to SUNY Canton for investigation and resolution. Information on SUNY Canton’s Complaint Procedure and contact information for filing a complaint is located on the SUNY Canton complaint procedure webpage. If a student is dissatisfied with SUNY Canton’s resolution, a concern may be submitted to System Administration of the State University of New York as outlined on the SUNY Office of University Life webpage for student concerns. And, if still not satisfied, a complaint may be submitted, within two years of the incident about which the complaint is made, to the New York State Education Department. Please note that this does not include complaints about grades or student conduct violations, which are to be fully addressed via campus processes, not through the NC-SARA complaint resolution procedures.
NC-SARA Member
SUNY Canton participates in the State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (SARA). SARA's policies help protect students and provide benefits to both states and institutions carrying out distance education in multiple states.
Mandatory Professional Licensure Disclosure
Professional licensure requirements vary from state to state. SUNY Canton academic programs are designed to meet New York State licensure requirements and may not meet requirements from other states. SUNY Canton provides disclosures, per federal regulations, on its licensure programs.
SUNY Canton is a participating member of The National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA). NC-SARA aligns with federal disclosure requirements. NC-SARA’s Professional Licensure resources include the Professional Licensure Directory and Frequently Asked Questions.