Minnesota SF1989 mandates institutions to disclose employment opportunities and earnings data for specific fields of study.
Minnesota SF1989 requires postsecondary institutions to prominently display job placement rates and earnings data for specific fields of study in their catalogs and on their websites. The bill also modifies institution eligibility for state student aid, requiring institutions to report job placement and earnings information annually. The office must randomly audit institutions for compliance and report noncompliance to legislative committees.
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