They just got clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration to operate drones.

NJ reports.

Bergen Community College gets clearance for drone classes

PARAMUS — Bergen Community College became one of just three community colleges to get clearance from the Federal Aviation Administration to operate drones, allowing the college to start offering educational programs on drones.

William Mullaney, vice president of academic affairs for the college, said in an announcment Tuesday that unmanned aerial revolutions are a “technological revolution.”

“With the exemption granted by the FAA, Bergen is positioned at the forefront of this revolution, offering an opportunity for students, and the region as a whole, to study cutting-edge robotics that very few institutions of higher education currently possess,” he said.