Founded in 1871, the State University of New York Geneseo is a first-class public liberal arts college, usually called SUNY Geneseo, in western New York. The college was originally Wadsworth Training School then Geneseo Normal School, founded by James and William Wadsworth in 1871, which is an extremely important agricultural sector in the region. As a student at SUNY Geneseo, one develops a wide range of transferable skills, including research, writing, communication and problem-solving. Turning these skills into a career is everyone’s next step! It offers more than 50 courses at the undergraduate level like Comparative Literature, Political Science, Geochemistry, Children's Education, Sociology, Economics, Music Theatre, etc. Psychology, biology and biomedicine, management, marketing and education are the most well-liked.