The POST Act of 2025 amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to protect students and taxpayers by modifying eligibility criteria for proprietary.
The POST Act of 2025 amends the Higher Education Act of 1965 to change how proprietary institutions of higher education qualify for federal student aid. The bill introduces an "85/15 rule," requiring such institutions to derive at least 15% of their revenues from non-federal sources. It also modifies the definition of "alternative financing arrangement" and excludes certain funds from revenue calculations. The Secretary of Education must report annually on proprietary institutions receiving federal aid, detailing their revenue sources.
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