WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor

Ch. 5

State support for each public senior higher education institution
equal to at least the following amounts:

University of Maryland College Park ...........[217,209,721]

$217,209,721

University of Maryland at Baltimore .............110,217,600

University of Maryland Eastern Shore Campus ......13,138,500

University of Maryland Baltimore County ..........44,462,235

Bowie State [College] UNIVERSITY..................13,418,830

Coppin State College .............................12,269,200

Frostburg State University........................18,867,480

Salisbury State [College] UNIVERSITY..............18,490,340

Towson State University ..........................49,163,579

University of Baltimore ..........................17,701,280

St. Mary's College of Maryland ....................8,521,092

Morgan State University ..........................26,844,350

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Printing error in § ll-105(g)(1)(vi) and
omitted dollar sign and obsolete terminology in §
ll-105(g)(5)(i) of the Education Article.

Occurred: Ch. 246, Acts of 1988. Corrections to §
ll-105(g)(5)(i) by Michie Company in the 1988
Supplement to the 1985 Replacement Volume of the
Education Article are validated by this Act.

11-205.

(d)  (5) (ii) Notwithstanding the provisions of [paragraph
(5)] SUBPARAGRAPH (I) OF THIS PARAGRAPH, if the Commission
determines that 2 or more existing programs offered by
institutions under the governance of different governing boards
are unreasonably duplicative, the governing boards of the
institutions of postsecondary education at which the programs are
offered shall have 180 days from the date of the Commission's
determination to formulate and present to the Commission a joint
plan to eliminate the duplication.

(iv) If in the Commission's judgment the plan
does not satisfactorily eliminate the duplication, or if no plan
is jointly submitted within the time period specified in
[subsection (d)(6) of this section] PARAGRAPH (6) OF THIS
SUBSECTION, the governing board of the affected institutions
shall be so notified. The Commission may then seek to eliminate
the duplication by revoking the authority of a public institution
of postsecondary education to offer the unreasonably duplicative
program.

(e)  The provisions of this section do not apply to programs
offered by institutions of higher education that operate in the

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