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Pennsylvania Funds Top Universities Based on Performance | Harrisburg News
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Pennsylvania’s new $10 million performance-based education fund is targeting Penn State, Pitt, and Temple—rewarding them for enrolling more students, boosting graduation rates, offering job-ready degrees, and keeping tuition affordable. Penn State could get over $4 million, adding to their $246 million total, while Pitt eyes $5.5 million. Lincoln University, also public-private, was notably left out. Originally proposed at $30 million, this version is a scaled-back win for the state’s top universities.
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