SUNY Maritime College students set sail for semester at sea for first time in 2 years
Students are required to spend over 300 days at sea to get a maritime license, which allows them to work aboard commercial ships.
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Apr 27, 2021, 9:31 PM
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On Tuesday, for the first time in two years, cadets at SUNY Maritime College set sail for a monthslong cruise.
Students are required to spend over 300 days at sea to get a maritime license, which allows them to work aboard commercial ships.
News 12’s Noelle Lilley saw students off today as they set sail for their semester at sea.
