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Career Pathways program covers cost of education for health care workers.
D’Youville University Press Release
D’Youville University is excited to announce its participation in the New York State Career Pathways Training (CPT) program, a transformative initiative aimed at addressing the health care workforce shortage. Through this program, eligible students can receive a fully funded degree or certificate in high-demand health care fields, paving the way for a brighter future for both individuals and the communities they serve.
"We are immensely grateful to Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York state for spearheading this critical initiative," said D’Youville University President Lorrie Clemo, Ph.D. "This program is not only life-changing for our students, but it also plays a pivotal role in remedying the ongoing health care crisis by upskilling current professionals and equipping the next generation of health care professionals with the education they need to succeed."
The CPT program at D'Youville University will offer free tuition, books, supplies, and fees to students pursuing education in the following areas:
Prospective students interested in taking advantage of this opportunity must act quickly. Applications are open now, and spots are expected to fill rapidly.
To be eligible for this program, students must enroll in the spring of 2025 and complete their education by 2027. Students and community members can learn more about the program and apply by visiting www.dyu.edu.
The CPT program ensures students can focus on their education without the burden of debt, making higher education more accessible and helping to create a pipeline of qualified professionals to address critical needs in the health care sector.
This partnership underscores D'Youville University’s ongoing commitment to empowering students and strengthening the community through education. By aligning with state-led initiatives, the university continues to be a leader in health care education and workforce development.
For more information, visit www.dyu.edu.