Minnesota HF4672 imposes in-state residency and work requirements for North Star Promise scholarship recipients and restricts scholarships to.
Minnesota HF4672 amends the North Star Promise scholarship program by requiring recipients to reside and work in Minnesota for five years post-graduation. Recipients must be enrolled in programs leading to employment in high-demand industries and occupations, as determined by the Office of Higher Education. The bill also mandates that the Office of Higher Education review and update the list of approved programs every three years. Failure to meet the residency and employment requirement results in the conversion of the scholarship to a student loan with interest.
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