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Explore New York's flagship. The University at Buffalo, the top public university in the state, combines superior academics with true affordability.
Admissions - University at Buffalo
From science and engineering to the arts, legal studies and business administration, UB undergraduates choose from more than 140 exciting degree programs. Enjoy an …
Academic Programs - The Graduate School - University at Buffalo
Choose from over 300 graduate and professional programs that offer opportunities to learn across disciplines, in the classroom, online, hands-on here, or anywhere around the world. Explore …
Prospective Students - University at Buffalo
UB has the widest range of academic programs of any public institution across New York or New England. From the arts to the sciences and everything in between, our students choose from …
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Academics - University at Buffalo
UB ranks first among public universities in the Northeast for our range of programs, with 140+ undergrad degrees, 70+ combined degrees, 220+ master’s programs and 95+ doctoral programs.
Degree Programs - University at Buffalo
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How to Apply - The Graduate School - University at Buffalo
When you're ready to join the elite and experience all that the University at Buffalo has to offer you, the next step is to apply. With our convenient online application system, you can apply …
Registration - Office of the Registrar - University at Buffalo
Preparing to register helps students get the classes and class times they need to stay on track toward timely graduation, stay eligible for financial aid and avoid registration late fees.
Classes & Grades - Office of the Registrar - University at Buffalo
The Office of the Registrar calculates Degree Applicable Credit (DAC), which is used to award degrees and evaluate student eligibility for certain New York State award programs, including …