New York State Higher Education Services Corporation
- 99 Washington Ave Albany New York 12206 United States
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The New York State Higher Education Services Corporation (HESC) is a state government agency dedicated to helping New Yorkers access and afford higher education. As the state’s student financial aid agency, HESC administers a variety of grant, scholarship, and loan programs designed to make college more attainable. Its flagship program, the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP), provides need-based grants to eligible New York students attending in-state post-secondary institutions. HESC also manages the Excelsior Scholarship, which offers tuition-free education to qualifying students attending SUNY and CUNY colleges.
HESC supports the financial aid process by providing resources, tools, and guidance to students, families, and financial aid professionals. It operates a user-friendly website that allows students to apply for aid, manage grants and scholarships, and access educational planning resources. HESC engages in outreach and community education throughout the state, often working with schools and community organizations to promote college access. As a trusted arm of the New York State government, it plays a critical role in shaping the state’s higher education funding landscape.
Key Services:
– Administration of need-based grants such as the Tuition Assistance Program (TAP)
– Management of merit- and workforce-based scholarships, including the Excelsior Scholarship
– Financial aid planning resources and guidance for families and students
– Outreach and community education to promote college affordability
– Student aid program application and management tools
– Partnership with colleges and universities to distribute state aid
– Support for special populations including foster youth and veterans through tailored aid programs
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Contact Info
- 99 Washington Ave, Albany, New York, 12206, United States
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Phone: (888) 697-4372
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