College tuition; establishing a scholarship program for the dependents of law enforcement officers.
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This bill establishes a scholarship program in Alabama to help the dependents of law enforcement officers pay for tuition at public colleges and universities. The program, administered by the Alabama Commission on Higher Education, would provide up to eight semesters of tuition assistance to eligible dependents who meet specific criteria, such as residency and academic progress. Additionally, the bill proposes a distinctive blackout license plate to fund the scholarship program and includes provisions for application requirements and program administration.
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