(MNN)-Minnesota State is redirecting up to $25 million annually for four years to help financially struggling colleges and universities. The Board of Trustees approved the plan, which will shift money from other institutions in the system, primarily two-year colleges. Officials say the funding is a temporary measure as Minnesota State works to address a $31.5 million structural deficit.
Minnesota State Approves $25 Million Annual Transfer to Struggling Colleges
(MNN)-Minnesota State is redirecting up to $25 million annually for four years to help financially struggling colleges and universities. The Board of Trustees approved the plan, which will shift money from other institutions in the system, primarily ...
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