Md. Code, Education § 18-3607
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§18–3607.
Official statutory text
On or before December 1, 2020, and each December 1 thereafter, the Commission shall report to the General Assembly, in accordance with § 2–1257 of the State Government Article, on the implementation of the Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship program, including:
(1) The number of applicants who received a Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship in the academic year disaggregated by the community college at which the scholarship was used;
(2) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in an associate’s degree program;
(3) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in a vocational certificate program;
(4) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in a certificate program;
(5) The amount of the award made to each scholarship recipient;
(6) The number of eligible applicants, if any, who were placed on a waiting list and the amount of demonstrated financial need, in the aggregate, of those applicants;
(7) The number of scholarship recipients who earned an associate’s degree within 2, 3, or 4 years after receiving an award;
(8) The number of scholarship recipients who earned a vocational certificate within 1, 2, or 3 years after receiving an award;
(9) The number of scholarship recipients who transferred to a 4–year institution in the State;
(10) The number of scholarship recipients who received a baccalaureate degree after transferring to a 4–year institution in the State; and
(11) The outreach activities made by the Commission for the scholarship.
(1) The number of applicants who received a Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship in the academic year disaggregated by the community college at which the scholarship was used;
(2) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in an associate’s degree program;
(3) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in a vocational certificate program;
(4) The number of scholarship recipients enrolled in a certificate program;
(5) The amount of the award made to each scholarship recipient;
(6) The number of eligible applicants, if any, who were placed on a waiting list and the amount of demonstrated financial need, in the aggregate, of those applicants;
(7) The number of scholarship recipients who earned an associate’s degree within 2, 3, or 4 years after receiving an award;
(8) The number of scholarship recipients who earned a vocational certificate within 1, 2, or 3 years after receiving an award;
(9) The number of scholarship recipients who transferred to a 4–year institution in the State;
(10) The number of scholarship recipients who received a baccalaureate degree after transferring to a 4–year institution in the State; and
(11) The outreach activities made by the Commission for the scholarship.
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