OregonLive
By Andrew Theen
June 30, 2017
Oregon higher education leaders are considering making significant changes to who qualifies for the Oregon Promise, the last dollar scholarship program approved by lawmakers just two years ago.
Lawmakers are budgeting $40 million for the program in the next two years, $8 million less than state officials say is needed to pay for it. So now the state may cut off grants to students from wealthier families to make up the difference.
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