SUNY New Paltz to welcome students from College of Saint Rose
New Paltz says any St. Rose students who transfer will pay the same amount of tuition they've been paying.
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Feb 8, 2024, 11:27 AM
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10ds agoSUNY New Paltz may soon grow their student body thanks to a new agreement with the College of Saint Rose.
St. Rose, outside Albany, is closing in June.
New Paltz says any St. Rose students who transfer will pay the same amount of tuition they've been paying.
New Paltz will also make sure those students can remain in their majors and get the same degrees. New Paltz will be attending an undergraduate and graduate transfer fair hosted by St. Rose next Thursday.
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