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OR HB3028
Bill
AI Summary
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Removes specific statutory fee amounts (ranging from $50 to $7,000) for degree authorization and replaces them with authority for the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to set fees by administrative rule
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Fees must be established to recover the commission's expenses for administering degree authorization under ORS 348.594 to 348.615, and all fees are nonrefundable
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Commission may set fees covering school administrative/academic reviews, program evaluations, faculty qualification reviews, expert consultations, travel costs, and any other actions needed to determine authorization
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Fees may vary based on the anticipated complexity or time required to review applications depending on school or program type
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Removes the $1,000 statutory cap on exemption application fees for religious schools, allowing the commission to charge actual costs for determining compliance with exemption requirements
Legislative Description
Relating to degree authorization by the Higher Education Coordinating Commission.
Last Action
Chapter 385, (2025 Laws): Effective date January 1, 2026.
7/25/2025