Officials announce no-fee applications for prospective SUNY students for 2 weeks
Prospective students applying to as many as five SUNY schools will pay no fees through Nov. 6.
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Oct 27, 2022, 4:17 PM
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Prospective students applying to as many as five SUNY schools will pay
no fees through Nov. 6.
The potential savings could add up to $250.
There are five SUNY campuses on Long Island, including Stony Brook, SUNY
Old Westbury, Farmingdale State College and both Nassau and Suffolk's community
colleges.
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