N.Y. EDN Law § 208
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General examinations, credentials and degrees
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§ 208. General examinations, credentials and degrees. The regents may\nconfer by diploma under their seal such honorary degrees as they may\ndeem proper, and may establish examinations as to attainments in\nlearning, and may award and confer suitable certificates, diplomas and\ndegrees on persons who satisfactorily meet the requirements prescribed.\n
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