Washington SB6259 requires students to repay state aid immediately if they cause significant damage to a public institution of higher education.

Washington SB6259 establishes that students who cause significant monetary damage to a public institution of higher education must repay all state grants, scholarships, and other financial aid immediately. The bill defines significant damage as an amount equal to or greater than the cost of the current full academic year's tuition and fees for one residential student at that institution. A court of competent jurisdiction determines eligibility and repayment orders. The student achievement council may adopt rules to implement this section.

Washington SB6259 requires students to repay state aid immediately if they cause significant damage to a public institution of higher education.

Washington SB6259 establishes that students who cause significant monetary damage to a public institution of higher education must repay all state grants, scholarships, and other financial aid immediately. The bill defines significant damage as an amount equal to or greater than the cost of the current full academic year's tuition and fees for one residential student at that institution. A court of competent jurisdiction determines eligibility and repayment orders. The student achievement council may adopt rules to implement this section.