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Ensure Your Application is Complete

Use the undergraduate application status checker  to see if there are any additional items you need to provide to complete your application. Note: Allow 7-10 business days to process sent items.

After your application is received, you will receive a Reference Number and User ID by email. Once you receive these, activate your password. You must do this before you can log in to the status checker.

The Admissions Committee reviews only completed applications. Should questions arise about your application, we'll communicate with you via the email address provided on your application. If you need to correct or update your email address, email us at admit@binghamton.edu and be sure to provide your name, your old email address and your new email address.

Official admissions decisions

You may be notified of our official admission decision via U.S. mail, email or online. Our admissions decisions reflect a thorough review of all applications. Binghamton University doesn't have an admissions appeals process; all decisions are final.

Financial aid award offers

All admitted students who filed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and had it sent to Binghamton University will receive an e-notification financial aid award offer to the email listed on the FAFSA.  

The recommended filing date is Feb. 1, 2025.

• New York state residents: If you did not already submit a Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application or have questions about the status of your TAP application, visit the HESC website.

Deferring from Binghamton

First-year or transfer applicants who have been admitted to Binghamton University may request to defer their enrollment for one year.

Withdrawing your application

If you are no longer interested in Binghamton University and would like to have your application withdrawn, please complete this form . You are welcome to reapply for a future term.

Nondiscrimination notice

Binghamton University prohibits sex discrimination in all educational programs and activities that it operates. Individuals may report concerns or questions to the Title IX Coordinator. Visit our website to view the University's full notice of nondiscrimination. 

Clery Act

Binghamton University is required by the Clery Act to notify applicants of the availability of its Annual Security and Fire Report that contains three years of crime and fire statistics for the campus as well as safety and security policy statements. Request a paper copy by contacting 607-777-2187.

Felony convictions

Students who have previously been convicted of a felony are advised that their prior criminal history may impede their ability to complete the requirements of certain academic programs and/or to meet licensure requirements for certain professions. Students who have concerns about such matters are advised to contact the dean's office of their intended academic program.