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An open letter to the students of The College of Saint Rose
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SUNY Adirondack understands the difficulty of your situation, and has ways to help.
- Academic Program News
First, we want to tell you we’re sorry that the college experience you wanted and worked hard for is changing. We understand you probably feel disappointed, nervous and unsure of the future.
But we want you to know you’re not alone. SUNY Adirondack can help you through this stressful time. We know we’re not what you planned, but we are confident we can offer you a nurturing place to land while you figure out your next move.
We have some of the lowest tuition rates in the SUNY system, but more importantly, we can provide:
- Advising to maximize your credit transfer;
- Career and transfer counseling;
- A wide variety of courses that fulfill general education requirements;
- Dozens of transfer agreements with SUNY and private institutions;
- Advanced technology in our science, health and media labs;
- Highly qualified professors with years of experience in their fields who put building relationships with students ahead of research
We know you’re being offered acceptance into several larger colleges. If one is a good fit, we congratulate you. But if you need a little time to figure out your next steps, we are proud to offer you the care and individualized attention that set SUNY Adirondack apart.
Want to talk? Contact our College Access team by emailing admission@sunyacc.edu or calling 518-743-2264. We look forward to talking with you!
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