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What is Fredonia Central School District doing to protect student data?

The Fredonia Central School District is committed to protecting the privacy and security of student, teacher, and principal data. For details read the Parents Bill of Rights.

How can I help my student transition to Fredonia?

Our goal is to help you and your student transition to Fredonia as smoothly as possible and have a successful first semester. 1. Join the Parent/Guardian Email List You are encouraged to register the names and emails of up to 2 individuals per student who may want to receive important updates and information from Fredonia.

How do I give feedback on Fredonia eServices?

To get started, click Login below and use your Fredonia eServices ID. Use the Give Feedback button to report issues or questions you have. Please login to submit an Announcement.

Who is the EOP student ambassador for Fredonia State University?

State University of New York Chancellor Jim Malatras announced the inaugural class of Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Student Ambassadors, including Fredonia senior Josue Petion. NEW PALTZ, N.Y. -- The New Paltz Hawks downed the Fredonia State men's basketball team, 88-68, on Friday. Jackson Brown (… NEW PALTZ, N.Y.

Welcome to the Big Blue family!

You are an important part of Fredonia's family. College is a significant investment and milestone for your student. We know you may have questions and we want to provide you with answers. Our goal is to help you and your student transition to Fredonia as smoothly as possible and have a successful first semester.

2. Review the New Student Enrollment Guide & Checklist

We have created an interactive New Student Enrollment Guide that will help you and your student complete a series of next steps to finalize their enrollment and registration. This guide provides “how to” like instructions as well as links to campus resources available to answer questions you may have.

The University Experience

The choice to attend Fredonia begins a journey which we hope will prove to one of the most rewarding and enjoyable experiences of your student’s life. A college student acquires a great deal of knowledge, much of which is gained beyond the classroom. Skills, knowledge and intellectual maturity are certainly developed.

Transition

The transition from high school to university is an exercise in becoming a balanced student. The college student is given a great deal of freedom in choosing an academic path. Your student will select their own classes, in accordance with their chosen major, general education requirements, and personal interest.

Releasing of student Information

In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the University protects the privacy of students and usually does not provide information about students unless they have given consent. Under most circumstances, only the student may be given information about their records.

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Featured News

Fredonia’s Career Development Office will host its annual Job and Internship Expo on March 2, from 1 to 4 p.m., in the Williams Center. The event is free and open to current students as well as SUNY Fredonia alumni.

Athletics

FREDONIA, N.Y. --- Fredonia State women's basketball team hit the road on Tuesday night to battle No.3 seeded Geneseo in a…

Vitae

Department of English Professor Birger Vanwesenbeeck co-chaired an international symposium devoted to renowned Austrian-Jewish author Dr. Stefan Zweig, at Ghent University in Belgium.

Find Your Program

Over 80 undergraduate and graduate programs designed to help you reach your full potential.

Colleges and Schools

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Superior Programs Proven Results

A public college that is a nationally recognized leader in a wide array of academic programs.

See What's Happening

On the second day of the SUNYAC Championships, McKayla Polowy finished third in the 500m freestyle, and was followed in fourth by Rachael Mayou. Polowy finished in 5:12.58 and Mayou in 5:15.73.

Our graduates are primed for success

"The leadership and involvement opportunities at Fredonia helped build my skills in time management and organization, creative problem solving, communication, and critical thinking to continue moving forward and helping to make an interconnected world that is more compassionate and secure."

A vibrant and flourishing community

Please join the Fredonia Choirs for the Eleventh Annual Choral Festival in Rosch Recital Hall, February 19, at 4 PM. Tickets are $8 for the public and free for students, if...