Removes two year minimum attendance requirement at a New York high school when determining eligibility for certain student loans.
This bill amends the education law to remove the two-year minimum attendance requirement at a New York high school when determining eligibility for certain student loans. It affects students who have graduated from a New York high school and applied for undergraduate or graduate study within five or ten years of receiving their diploma. The change applies to loans for which an award is sought.
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