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Register for summer session
Offering more than 50 general education courses to help you get ahead in your degree program at an affordable rate. Session I runs May 19-June 27 and Session II July 7-Aug. 15
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Free summer classes
This summer, we offer several ways for you to learn for free. Classes start as early as May 7!
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Apply for the Fall 2025 semester
Apply for FREE! Create your future on your terms with hands-on learning, internships, opportunity programs, direct transfer agreements to bachelor’s degree programs and so much more.


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Set yourself up for success
SUNY Adirondack has all the resources of the nation's largest public higher education system, with support only a small connected community can provide.
Workforce Development and Personal Enrichment
SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education provides a variety of noncredit courses that support career preparation and professional development across a range of industries. The Office of Continuing Education offers noncredit courses for students ages 7 to 97, creating endless possibilities for learning.

Arts, Media & Culture
Arts, Media & Culture provides you with the skills necessary to turn your love of creativity into a successful career.
- Broadcast Media Production
- Culinary and Baking Arts
- Culinary Arts
- Culinary certificate
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'Good enough' doesn't have to be
You're getting by, but we can help you build the skills you need to thrive. Get job training, earn a microcredential or start a degree program.
Resources for students
Registrar's Office
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Campus Life
Get a taste of SUNY ADK
Come meet our chefs, tour our gorgeous Culinary Center and Seasoned restaurant, and learn how we will prepare you for a thriving culinary career!

News and events
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Tyrese Brown named Academic Team Bronze Scholar in national program
Event celebrates student works and college's new 'Joy!-etry' poetry machine
Megan Mayhew-Bergman, author, journalist and educator, to speak at college
Theater Club offers production of show based on '80s cult classic film