College Affordability Act regulates tuition increases, mandates three-year degree programs, and establishes a work-study program for students at Iowa.
The College Affordability Act sets a cap on annual tuition increases for in-state students at Iowa regents institutions, limiting them to no more than three percent. It mandates that the board of regents make final decisions on tuition increases by December 31 of the previous fiscal year. The bill also requires regents institutions to offer at least one baccalaureate degree program that can be completed in three years by the academic year beginning in 2027.
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