A proposed rule change aims to impact student policies. This change is intended to end programs based on race.
The proposal was made recently, with a potential effective date set for after May 2027. Details of the proposal are available from the source.
Further information on the proposed change can be found through the original source, which outlines the potential effects on certain student programs and policies.
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