Requires institutions of higher education and proprietary degree-granting institutions that have agreements with online program managers to disclose online program information.
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This bill requires New Jersey colleges and universities, as well as proprietary degree-granting institutions, to publicly disclose specific information about their online programs when they work with online program managers. These programs must include details like the name of the program manager, admission requirements, tuition costs compared to in-person programs, available financial aid, average aid amounts, and the percentage of students receiving financial assistance. The goal is to increase transparency for students considering online degree options.
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