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Tours and Directions

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In-Person Campus Tours

Admissions is pleased to offer in-person campus tours!

Tours are available at various times during the week.
Click the link below to schedule a tour.

Group Tours

Admissions is pleased to offer on campus group tours for 10 or more students. For group tour inquiries, please contact [email protected].

How to find your way around campus:

Campus Map

Download a Map of º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ

The first digit of any four-digit room number identifies the building in which that room is located. The second digit indicates the floor. Room 2316, for example, is on the third floor of Academic II. Room 6103 is on the first floor of Brucker Hall.

1 – Academic I
2 – Academic II
3 – Student Union
4 – Library

5 – Fieldhouse
6 – Brucker Hall
7 – Cultural Arts Center
8 – Technology Center

Driving Directions

º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Main Campus

145 College Road, Suffern, NY 10901

Driving Directions to Suffern Campus:

Driving on: NY State Thruway
Directions: Leave at Exit 14B (Airmont). Turn on Airmont Road (right if coming from south and left if coming from north), which becomes Highview Road. Turn left at 4th stop-light, onto College Road. Follow College Road and turn left onto Campus at main entrance.

Driving on: Rte. 9W or Rte. 202
Directions: Take Route 202 West past the Palisades Interstate Parkway. Turn left at 3rd stop-light onto Route 306. Turn right at 3rd stop-light onto Viola Road. Turn left at next stop-light onto College Road. The Campus is the next right.

Driving on: Palisades Interstate Parkway
Directions: Leave at Exit 9 NY State Thruway West (toward Albany). Leave Thruway at Exit 14B (Airmont Road) and follow directions as described above.

Driving on: Garden State Parkway
Directions: Go west (toward Albany) on NY State Thruway. Leave at Exit 14B (Airmont Road) and follow directions described above.

Extension Centers

  • Herbert Kurz Automotive Technology Center –
  • º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ Hospitality and Culinary Arts Center –

Public Transportation

serves º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ’s main campus from all corners of Rockland County. Currently, TOR has five Bus Routes (59, 93, 94, 95, Loop 3) that stop at º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ each weekday with day and evening routes. °Õ°¿¸éÌýbuses also provide transportation to the campus on Saturdays and Sundays.

All buses pick up and drop off at the front door of the Cultural Arts Center. º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ provides an outdoor and an indoor waiting area for your comfort. You can also find a bus schedule rack there.

º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ students can utilize the Rockland County Tor (Transportation of Rockland) Buses for free. Please reach out to the Connection Center for more information at 845-574-4414.

You can receive a message about buses from the Rockland County Department of Public Transportation via mobile text or email alert for Transport of Rockland (TOR) and TRIPS paratransit riders. The program enables riders to sign-up to receive mobile texts and/or emails when holiday or other system-wide events affect bus service. This new option will help to get the word out to customers about planned service changes such as holiday schedules and detours, as well as service status information during inclement weather.

Commute Within Rockland

  • – Community transit bus service operated by the Town of Clarkstown.
  • – TRIPS provides curb-to-curb alternative service for people who are unable to use regular buses because of a disability. You must be a registered user to use TRIPS.

Commute To/From Rockland

  • By Bus
    • – Bus service to/from the Port Authority Bus Terminal and George Washington Bridge Bus Station in New York City, via several stops in Rockland County.
    • – Bus service to/from New York City to Upstate NY points, colleges, Orange, Rockland, Sullivan, Bergen and Pike Counties, day tours to Woodbury Common Premium Outlets and more.
    • – Bus service to/from Rockland and Westchester
    • – Bus service from Monsey and New Square to Brooklyn and Manhattan.
    • – Bus service within New Jersey
    • – Bus service to/from the George Washington Bridge traveling between Rockland County and several locations in Bergen County
  • By Train
    • – Train service from Westchester to NYC. Use Hudson Link to connect to Metro-North Train Stations in Tarrytown and White Plains
    • – Train service from Rockland to New Jersey and New York City
  • By Ferry
    • – Ferry travels between Haverstraw, NY and Ossining, NY to connect with the Metro-North train to Grand Central Station.

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