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We nearly can’t describe what we felt when we were visited Times Square for the first time of our life. As we come from a country where skyscrapers are rare, it was just astonishing for us to be surrounded by so many of them and every building was higher than the other one.

Bernadette Huber and Daniela Schmiedhuber
Old Westbury, State University College at (SUNY)

After I took the SATs, I received information about Hofstra by e-mail,” said Kinni, who dreams of working for the United Nations’ World Health Organization. “I’ve wanted to become a doctor for a long time, and when I read that Hofstra was opening a medical school, I decided it was the right place to start studying.

Kinni Akpabot, Class of 2013
Hofstra University

At Geneseo, I feel both challenged and encouraged to do my best. My professors know me and want to help me succeed. And I have made many close friends that make Geneseo a great place to live and learn.

Shivani from India
Geneseo, State University College at (SUNY)

I was born in Moscow, moved to Madrid when I was three years old and have lived in the U.S. ever since I was 12 – I truly believe you don’t know the world until you see it.

Cristina Fernández Méndez ’09C
St. John’s University

This is the center of the world, so St. John’s has an extremely diverse student body.

Jasiel Martin-Odoom
St. John’s University

A 1971 graduate of Bishop Scully High School in Amsterdam with a heavy interest in math and science, Randall Smith decided to attend FM to pursue an engineering degree. He always dreamed of being an architect or mechanical designer, but then his focus changed. Randall graduated in 1976 with an AAS Business Accounting Degree.

Randall Smith
Fulton-Montgomery Community College (SUNY)
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