Pennsylvania Budget Includes Performance-Based University Funding
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's 2026-27 budget included a proposal for performance-based funding for public and state-related universities. While initially proposing $30 million, state lawmakers ultimately approved $10 million for this initiative. The program aims to distribute state aid based on student success metrics such as graduation rates, in-state enrollment, and alignment with workforce needs, potentially influencing higher education strategies and accountability.
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