ALBANY – The State University of New York is expanding its Military Tuition Rate program to all 64 campuses.

The program, which began at select SUNY campuses this past spring, was expanded systemwide at the start of the fall 2026 semester to ensure eligible active-duty service members, members of the National Guard and Reserves can access undergraduate tuition at or below the federal Military Tuition Assistance cap of $250 per credit.

The program began in the spring 2026 at select campuses including Columbia-Greene Community College, Dutchess Community College, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Orange, and SUNY Ulster.

“SUNY’s Military Tuition Rate program has removed barriers for our service members and ensured that cost does not prevent them from pursuing the education of their dreams,” said SUNY Chancellor John King. “With the expansion of this program even more military-connected students will build their future at SUNY and be able to access an affordable, excellent education at any SUNY campus they choose.”



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