New York State has introduced a free community college initiative for students aged 25 to 55. The program encompasses tuition, fees, books, and materials for those pursuing select associate degrees in high-demand fields. Approximately four million working-age adults without degrees can benefit from this opportunity, with costs covered after any applicable financial aid. Eligible areas of study include advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, nursing, and green energy. Interested students may apply via the university systems, with Brooklyn housing multiple participating colleges.
New York State has launched a free community college program covering tuition and materials for students aged 25 to 55 pursuing select associate degrees.
The program covers tuition, fees, books, and supplies starting in fall and is aimed at 4 million working-age adults without a college degree.
Eligible students must specialize in high-demand fields such as advanced manufacturing, cybersecurity, nursing, green energy, or education pathways.
Brooklyn's participating institutions include four CUNY colleges and one SUNY school, providing diverse options for eligible students.
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