Texas HB2228 amends student fee regulations at public higher education institutions.

Texas HB2228 amends the Education Code to redefine academic and nonacademic fees for public higher education institutions. Academic fees must directly relate to instruction, curriculum, or research. Nonacademic fees are defined as those not related to academic purposes, excluding special fees and incidental fees. The governing boards of these institutions must establish or recognize a student government with three branches: a student body president, a student senate or representative assembly, and a judicial court.

Texas HB2228 amends student fee regulations at public higher education institutions.

Texas HB2228 amends the Education Code to redefine academic and nonacademic fees for public higher education institutions. Academic fees must directly relate to instruction, curriculum, or research. Nonacademic fees are defined as those not related to academic purposes, excluding special fees and incidental fees. The governing boards of these institutions must establish or recognize a student government with three branches: a student body president, a student senate or representative assembly, and a judicial court.