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NJ A2153
Bill
Status
1/9/2024
Primary Sponsor
William Moen
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AI Summary
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Undergraduate students at four-year institutions must file a degree plan by completion of 60 credit hours, while transfer students with at least 45 credits must file during their second semester
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Students at county colleges or proprietary institutions must file a degree plan by completion of 30 credit hours
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Degree plans must be developed in consultation with an academic official and follow the institution's established pathway to graduation
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Institutions must develop pathway systems with graduation progress benchmarks for each major, requiring credit-bearing math and English courses within the first 24 credit hours
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Students in remedial math, reading, or English courses must take the corresponding credit-bearing course either concurrently or in the semester immediately following, and those falling behind benchmarks must consult with an academic official
Legislative Description
Requires undergraduate students to file degree plan and requires institutions of higher education and certain propriety institutions to develop pathway systems to graduation.
Higher Education
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Higher Education Committee
1/9/2024