Farmingdale State College

Farmingdale State College is a public college in Farmingdale, New York. It is part of the State University of New York system, known as SUNY. The site describes it as SUNY's largest college of applied science and technology. Its address is 2350 Broadhollow Road.

The college offers undergraduate and graduate programs. The site lists new bachelor degrees in areas such as nutrition, big data, human and computer interaction, digital security and spatial structure analysis. Graduate programs include construction management and quality assurance and regulatory affairs.

The college has four academic schools. These are Arts and Sciences, Business, the Pasternack School of Engineering Technology, and the Santmann School of Health Sciences. The site also lists a public administration and policy program that prepares students for government and nonprofit work.

The site highlights research and teaching. One research project studies how mutations affect DNA repair, led by Jeanette Sutherland, PhD, with two students. Another is an architecture course that designs spaces for the local community.

The home page links to a story about aviation at the college. The text does not say more about aviation programs.

The site says nearly half of students find work before they graduate. It says Money ranked the college for quality, affordability and student outcomes in 2026. It also describes its focus on accessibility and affordability.

The college has an athletics program called the Rams. The site lists its athletes and events, including the Skyline Championships. Contact pages cover admissions, the office of the president, athletics, student affairs and alumni engagement. A main phone line is listed as 934-420-2000.