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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SUNY schools for the next two weeks.
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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