12.10.2003
Quinn Bill Programs Under Review, Report To Be Released Tomorrow
Fourteen out of forty-six Quinn bill programs in Massachusetts colleges and universites are prepared to meet new criteria taking effect Jan. 1, 2004, reports the State House News Service.
A review was performed by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education on the Quinn bill programs, which are college programs that "provide pay raises to police officers who earn criminal justice degrees."
According to the State House News Service, among those that are meeting the criteria are: Northeastern University (BS and MS), UMass-Boston (BA), UMass-Lowell (BS and MA), and Massachusetts Bay Community College (AS).
Boston University is one of the institutions which withdrew from the review process, and cannot be approved for 2004.
The Board of Higher Education will release the full report tomorrow at Bunker Hill Community College.
A review was performed by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education on the Quinn bill programs, which are college programs that "provide pay raises to police officers who earn criminal justice degrees."
According to the State House News Service, among those that are meeting the criteria are: Northeastern University (BS and MS), UMass-Boston (BA), UMass-Lowell (BS and MA), and Massachusetts Bay Community College (AS).
Boston University is one of the institutions which withdrew from the review process, and cannot be approved for 2004.
The Board of Higher Education will release the full report tomorrow at Bunker Hill Community College.
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