Mississippi HB323 requires universities and colleges to prioritize class registration for residents.
Mississippi HB323 amends the Mississippi Code to require the Mississippi Community College Board and the Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning to develop a system of class registration that prioritizes Mississippi residents. This means that residents, whether currently enrolled or recent graduates, will have the first option to register for classes before nonresident students. The bill aims to ensure that Mississippi residents have better access to higher education opportunities within the state.
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