Office of Higher Education prohibited from using public money to support low-earning degree programs, and report required.
Introduction and first reading, referred to Higher Education Finance and Policy
Summary
The bill bars the Minnesota Office of Higher Education from using any state money to fund programs that the federal government has deemed low‑earning, meaning they have lost eligibility for certain federal funds. It applies to student aid, loan, and institutional grant programs and requires the commissioner to publish a list of such programs and report annually on enforcement and savings. The goal is to prevent state resources from supporting degree programs that do not lead to adequate earnings.
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