Georgia § 20-3-361 - Grants; individualized eligibility criteria; criteria for retention.
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§ 20-3-361. Grants; individualized eligibility criteria; criteria for retention.
Subject to appropriations, the commission shall establish a needs based financial aid program to provide grants to eligible students for postsecondary education at qualified institutions. The commission may provide for individualized eligibility criteria and grant amounts as determined to be the most appropriate for the particular qualified institution and its student population. The commission shall also establish criteria necessary to retain and continue to receive such grants. (Code 1981, § 20-3-361 , enacted by Ga. L. 2018, p. 650, § 10/HB 787.)
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