Maryland Code § ED-10-203

Section ED-10-203
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(a) It is the goal of the State that public senior higher education institutions
be funded at 100 percent of funding guidelines developed by the Maryland Higher
Education Commission.
(b) Funding policies shall allocate State resources efficiently while
providing incentives for quality and institutional diversity.
(c) Funding proposals for public senior higher education institutions shall
include:
(1) Base funding in accordance with the role and mission of the
institution, as approved by the Maryland Higher Education Commission;
(2) Special initiative funding:
(i) For academic programs at historically Black colleges and
universities; and
(ii) For the reward of academic innovation and enhancement;
and
(3) Capital funding to support construction, operation, and
maintenance of a physical plant that is consistent with each institution's mission.
(d) (1) Funding proposals for regional higher education centers may
include:
(i) Ongoing operating support to provide access to affordable
postsecondary education in unserved and underserved areas of the State;
(ii) Incentive funding to promote collaboration among the
institutions of higher education and regional higher education centers; and
(iii) Capital funding to support construction, operation, and
maintenance of a physical plant consistent with the approved mission statement of
the center.

(2) Operating funds for each regional higher education center that is
administered by the University System of Maryland shall be included in the
appropriation of the system office as a separate line item in the Governor's operating
budget.
(e) Student financial aid programs should be developed in order to provide
reasonable access to the appropriate academic programs for individuals who exhibit
financial need, who are educationally disadvantaged, or who exhibit special merit.

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