Candidates tackle student debt
The latest graduating class will have the most student debt on record, according to The Wall Street Journal. While former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders READ MORE
$1M outreach program opens
Plattsburgh State recently received a $1.6 million grant, $1 million of which will affect a program designed to reach out earlier to student loan borrowers who withdraw from classes. “Students READ MORE
PSUC promotes higher work wages
The minimum-wage rate is expected to increase to $15 an hour for all Plattsburgh State employees, as well as all other SUNY employees, by 2021. This raise will also apply READ MORE
Pell Grant budget to expand by $2 billion
Money is a big concern for most college students, but what might be a modest increase to some might be pocket change to others. The Obama administration proposed to expand READ MORE
PSUC strives to meet regulations
Plattsburgh State is currently cracking down on state and federal financial guidelines in order for students to maintain full-time status. The state has begun auditing SUNY colleges for noncompliance with READ MORE
Early FAFSA date to take effect next fall
It’s Jan. 1, and it’s the first day to apply for FAFSA. For transfer students and incoming freshmen, this can be a stressful period. Being unsure if he or she READ MORE
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