New York § 679-B Primary care practitioner scholarship program

New York Statutes

§ 679-B — Primary care practitioner scholarship program

New York § 679-B

JurisdictionNew York

Law EDNEducation

Title 1General Provisions Article 1 Short Title and Definitions (§§

Part 2Student Financial Aid

Subpart 4Other Awards

Art. 14New York State Higher Education Services Corporation

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N.Y. Education § 679-B (2026).

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  § 679-b. Primary care practitioner scholarship program. 1.\nCertification. Primary care practitioner scholarships may be awarded\nannually, subject to the availability of funds therefor. Such awards\nshall be allocated pursuant to section nine hundred four of the public\nhealth law, to eligible students certified to the president by the\ncommissioner of health.\n  2. Duration. Each scholarship shall entitle the recipient to an annual\naward and a recipient shall be eligible for no more than the equivalent\nof two academic years based on full-time study.\n  3. Calculation of award amounts. The president shall make annual\nawards of up to fifteen thousand dollars, but in no event shall the\naward exceed cost of attendance at the institution. Cost of attendance\nshall mean tuition, required

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§ 679-b. Primary care practitioner scholarship program. 1.\nCertification. Primary care practitioner scholarships may be awarded\nannually, subject to the availability of funds therefor. Such awards\nshall be allocated pursuant to section nine hundred four of the public\nhealth law, to eligible students certified to the president by the\ncommissioner of health.\n 2. Duration. Each scholarship shall entitle the recipient to an annual\naward and a recipient shall be eligible for no more than the equivalent\nof two academic years based on full-time study.\n 3. Calculation of award amounts. The president shall make annual\nawards of up to fifteen thousand dollars, but in no event shall the\naward exceed cost of attendance at the institution. Cost of attendance\nshall mean tuition, required fees, books, transportation, room and\nboard.\n 4. Award disbursement. Annual award disbursements shall be the\nresponsibility of the president.\n