Establishes a commission to evaluate community college participation in the Educational Opportunity Program.

The bill creates a commission to study the need for SUNY community colleges to participate in the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP). The commission will evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of such participation and consider changes to eligibility criteria for transfer students. The commission will consist of thirteen members appointed by various state officials and will submit a report with recommendations to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly within one year. The commission will expire two years after the bill's effective date.

Establishes a commission to evaluate community college participation in the Educational Opportunity Program.

The bill creates a commission to study the need for SUNY community colleges to participate in the Educational Opportunity Program (EOP). The commission will evaluate the benefits and drawbacks of such participation and consider changes to eligibility criteria for transfer students. The commission will consist of thirteen members appointed by various state officials and will submit a report with recommendations to the governor, the temporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly within one year. The commission will expire two years after the bill's effective date.