Divided into three parts, this booklet is designed to assist guidance counselors and administrators in identifying financial programs which aid migrant students in obtaining a higher education within the State University of New York (SUNY) system. Part I lists 16 common student financial aid programs which are available within SUNY. These include grants or scholarships that do not have to be paid back, loans which do have to be paid back, work that provides assistance through hourly earnings, and benefits. The needs analysis services are explained. Booklets and other information available from the National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students are listed. Part II contains information concerning general admissions requirements and college level credit by examination, i.e., Regents Scholarship Examination, Scholastic Aptitude Test, American College Test, College Level Examination Program, Education Opportunity Program (EOP), and Regents External Degree Program. The Educational Opportunity Centers are listed. Part III contains a list of SUNY colleges with information concerning admission requirements, financial aid, housing, and the EOP program. These include university and medical centers, arts and science colleges, specialized colleges, agricultural and technical colleges, and statutory and community colleges. A list of units within SUNY by county is appended. (NQ)