§ 28B.15.732. Washington/Oregon reciprocity tuition and fee program -- Reimbursement when greater net revenue loss
Prior to January 1 of each odd-numbered year the higher education coordinating board, in cooperation with the *state board for community college education, and in consultation with appropriate agencies and officials in the state of Oregon, shall determine for the purposes of RCW 28B.15.730 the number of students for whom nonresident tuition and fees have been waived for the first academic year of the biennium and the fall term of the second academic year, and make an estimate of the number of such students for the remainder of the second academic year, and the difference between the aggregate amount of tuition and fees that would have been paid to the respective states by residents of the other state had such waivers not been made, and the aggregate amount of tuition and fees paid by residents of the other state. Should the board determine that the state of Oregon has experienced a greater net tuition and fee revenue loss than institutions in Washington, it shall pay from funds appropriated for this purpose to the appropriate agency or institutions in Oregon an amount determined by subtracting the net tuition and fee revenue loss of Washington from the net tuition and fee revenue loss of Oregon, minus twenty-five thousand dollars for each year of the biennium: PROVIDED, That appropriate officials in the state of Oregon agree to make similar restitution to the state of Washington should the net tuition and fee revenue loss in Washington be greater than that in Oregon.
[1985 c 370 § 70; 1979 c 80 § 2.]
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*Reviser's note: The state board for community college education was renamed the state board for community and technical colleges by 1991 c 238 § 30.
Severability -- 1979 c 80: See note following RCW 28B.15.730.
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