SUNY will also partner with youth bureaus, NYS public libraries, NYS Counselor Association, and other state and county agencies, as well as reach out to high school seniors directly. The new campaign will include additional resources for guidance counselors and students, including one-on-one application support and guidance for first generation, low income, and under-represented high school students within New York’s urban areas. 10, high school seniors may visit apply to one of SUNY’s 64 campuses, including online degree options. Chancellor Malatras announces auto-enrollment in SNAP for 10,000 students
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