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It's all part of a plan to give students a piece of a $40 billion dollar pie

With students across the world heading back to New York's colleges and universities for class this month, here are the top party scenes in the state...

The COVID-19 vaccine became available for kids 5-11 years old this week. Many parents across the Capital Region and New York state are scheduling appointments for their children. Now Governor Hochul has announced an incentive program for kids to win a full ride.

There is another program in jeopardy for New York State college students. This one is for New Yorkers who are able to attend state colleges tuition-free. This program may not be available because of the coronavirus pandemic.

It can be very expensive to attend college and now New York state is making it more affordable for veterans by waiving the application fees.

A statewide program is being offered for volunteer firefighters to help pay for tuition. It's an effort to attract more volunteers to firefighting. Here's how it works.

Well, if you're looking at colleges in New York State, then you're in luck! The college most likely to score you a job in this state happens to be right here in the Capital Region.

You know what would've made my college experience better? Dogs. Imagine you get to go to class knowing you'll be around dogs, if you go to this college, it can become reality.

It's that time of year again, time for the announcements of graduation speakers at local colleges. This is the first of many and it's a Yankee legend.

While there's a push to make recreational marijuana legal in 2019, some local colleges are getting more strict and going completely smoke-free in the new year. Cigarettes, vaping, marijuana, Ecigarettes, hookahs- doesn't matter if it's legal or not,  it's all not allowed on two more local campuses starting in 2019...

The new changes coming to UAlbany has caused quite an uproar in the community. What do you think?

As colleges across the state prepare to kick off the fall semester, state agencies will be cracking down on underage drinking.