North Star Promise Program in-state residency and work requirement imposition provision, and North Star Promise scholarships limited to students enrolled in programs of study that lead to employment in high-demand industries and occupations provision

Summary

The bill restricts North Star Promise scholarships to students studying fields that Minnesota deems in‑demand and requires recipients to live and work in the state for five years after graduation. Recipients who do not meet the residency or employment rule must have their scholarship amount turned into a loan, with interest. The changes also set new eligibility criteria and reporting requirements.

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