Provides in-state tuition for children of H-1B visa holders in North Carolina.

North Carolina H667 aims to provide in-state tuition rates for children of lawfully admitted or lawfully present noncitizens. This bill targets children of H-1B visa holders, allowing them to receive in-state tuition until they are 21 years old and have not yet completed their four-year degrees. The bill emphasizes the importance of increasing educational attainment to meet workforce needs and addresses the projected shortfall of 71,000 individuals with postsecondary degrees by 2030. It is effective starting with the 2025-2026 academic year.

Provides in-state tuition for children of H-1B visa holders in North Carolina.

North Carolina H667 aims to provide in-state tuition rates for children of lawfully admitted or lawfully present noncitizens. This bill targets children of H-1B visa holders, allowing them to receive in-state tuition until they are 21 years old and have not yet completed their four-year degrees. The bill emphasizes the importance of increasing educational attainment to meet workforce needs and addresses the projected shortfall of 71,000 individuals with postsecondary degrees by 2030. It is effective starting with the 2025-2026 academic year.