Adjusts higher education funding by modifying eligibility for the Washington college grant and altering tuition fees.

The bill amends eligibility for the Washington college grant, making students with family incomes up to 100 percent of the state median eligible. It also adjusts the grant percentages for students with incomes between 101 and 150 percent of the state median. Additionally, it reduces tuition fees for resident undergraduates by 10 percent annually from 2027-28 to 2029-30, and mandates that enrollment in computer science and engineering programs must increase if demand exceeds current capacity.

Adjusts higher education funding by modifying eligibility for the Washington college grant and altering tuition fees.

The bill amends eligibility for the Washington college grant, making students with family incomes up to 100 percent of the state median eligible. It also adjusts the grant percentages for students with incomes between 101 and 150 percent of the state median. Additionally, it reduces tuition fees for resident undergraduates by 10 percent annually from 2027-28 to 2029-30, and mandates that enrollment in computer science and engineering programs must increase if demand exceeds current capacity.