Ill. Admin. Code tit. 23, § 2766.10 - Summary and Purpose
a) In an effort
to increase enrollment of Illinois residents at Illinois public universities,
increase overall retention of Illinois college students in Illinois, and
encourage Illinois residents to attain a college degree, State appropriated
funds are to be used to enable Illinois public universities to establish a
merit-based, means-tested award program known as the Aspirational Institutional
Match Helping Illinois Grow Higher Education Grant Program (AIM HIGH) to make
college more affordable at their campuses while reducing the amount of student
loan debt. Each eligible public university campus must match a statutorily
prescribed amount of those funds with non-loan financial aid for eligible
students and maintain or exceed levels of financial aid given to its Illinois
residents from the 2017-18 academic year or the 2021-22 academic year,
whichever is less, not including the summer terms. ISAC is responsible for
administering the distribution of AIM HIGH grant funds to the public
universities in compliance with this Part and the AIM HIGH Grant
Agreement.
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