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The '''City University of New York''' ('''CUNY''') is a public university system that encompasses 23 institutions of higher education, including six community colleges, eleven four-year colleges, and five graduate and professional schools. Although CUNY is headquartered in Midtown [[Manhattan]], its colleges and schools are spread throughout [[New York City]]'s five boroughs. | The '''City University of New York''' ('''CUNY''') is a public university system that encompasses 23 institutions of higher education, including six community colleges, eleven four-year colleges, and five graduate and professional schools. Although CUNY is headquartered in Midtown [[Manhattan]], its colleges and schools are spread throughout [[New York City]]'s five boroughs. | ||
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The City University of New York (CUNY) is a public university system that encompasses 23 institutions of higher education, including six community colleges, eleven four-year colleges, and five graduate and professional schools. Although CUNY is headquartered in Midtown Manhattan, its colleges and schools are spread throughout New York City's five boroughs.