Where is Cayuga Community College (SUNY Cayuga)?

Cayuga Community College, a SUNY community college, delivers associate degrees in business, health, engineering, liberal arts, and public safety, with campuses in Auburn and Fulton, serving 3,500 students.

• Accounting: Financial accounting, managerial, and computer applications.
• Administrative Assistant: Office management, records, and communication.
• Business Administration: Entrepreneurship, marketing, and finance.
• Chemical Dependency Counseling: Treatment, prevention, and ethics.
• Civil Engineering Technology: Surveying, construction, and design.
• Communication: Media, writing, and public speaking.
• Computer Information Systems: Networking, programming, and web design.
• Criminal Justice: Police, corrections, and security.
• Early Childhood Education: Development, teaching methods, and inclusion.
• Electrical Engineering Technology: Circuits, controls, and renewable energy.
• Emergency Management: Disaster preparedness and response.
• Engineering Science: Math, physics, and engineering principles.
• Environmental Science: Conservation, pollution, and sustainability.
• Fire Science: Firefighting, investigation, and administration.
• General Studies: Liberal arts and sciences foundation.
• Graphic Arts: Printing, design, and digital media.
• Health Sciences: Pre-professional health tracks.
• Human Services: Social services and community work.
• Liberal Arts: Humanities, social sciences, and arts.
• Mechanical Engineering Technology: CAD, machining, and automation.
• Medical Assisting: Clinical and administrative procedures.
• Music: Performance, theory, and education.
• Nursing: ADN with clinical experience.
• Office Technology: Business software and professional skills.
• Paralegal: Legal research, writing, and procedure.
• Physical Therapist Assistant: Rehabilitation and patient therapy.
• Practical Nursing: Basic nursing skills and care.
• Radio-Television: Production, broadcasting, and scripting.
• Real Estate: Sales, appraisal, and property management.
• Respiratory Therapy: Lung care and diagnostics.
• Social Sciences: Psychology, sociology, and history.
• Surgical Technology: OR assisting and sterilization.
• Wind Turbine Technology: Maintenance, safety, and operations.

Cayuga's facilities include simulation labs. Transfer programs and career services support student goals.