Missouri HB3221 prohibits state funding for low-earning outcome degree programs.
Missouri HB3221 mandates the coordinating board for higher education to adopt rules prohibiting state funding for low-earning outcome degree programs. This includes various funding categories like individual student financial aid, base operational or instructional funding, separately or specially appropriated aid or grants, and capital or facilities funding. The bill also requires the board to submit an annual report to the general assembly detailing the programs affected, enforcement actions, and fiscal impacts. The rules must comply with chapter 536 and are subject to legislative review.
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