Texas § 54.6245 GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PLANS.

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§ 54.6245 — GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PLANS.

Texas § 54.6245

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Tex. Education Code Code Ann. § 54.6245 (2026).

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Sec. 54.6245. GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PLANS.

(a)The board may establish one or more plans to allow a person to prepay all or part of the tuition and required fees for enrollment in a graduate or professional degree program at an institution of higher education or private or independent institution of higher education, if the board determines that:

(1)a particular plan is feasible; and

(2)there is sufficient demand for the plan to justify administration of the plan.

(b)The board may limit a plan established under this section to a specified field or fields of study, to a specified level or type of degree, or to a specified number of hours or semesters, as the board considers appropriate.

(c)The board is not required to continue offering a plan established under this section in

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Sec. 54.6245. GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREE PLANS. (a) The board may establish one or more plans to allow a person to prepay all or part of the tuition and required fees for enrollment in a graduate or professional degree program at an institution of higher education or private or independent institution of higher education, if the board determines that:
(1) a particular plan is feasible; and
(2) there is sufficient demand for the plan to justify administration of the plan.
(b) The board may limit a plan established under this section to a specified field or fields of study, to a specified level or type of degree, or to a specified number of hours or semesters, as the board considers appropriate.
(c) The board is not required to continue offering a plan established under this section in subsequent years.
(d) The board may modify the terms of a prepaid tuition contract otherwise required by this subchapter for a plan established under this section as the board considers necessary.