Oregon / State / 2025 Regular Session, Or. Laws ch. 100

HB 3920 Raised the dependent tuition waiver age from 23 to 31

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Expands benefits Raises the dependent tuition waiver age from 23 to 31 and eases the master's waiver.

Also allows a master's waiver whether or not the student ever received a bachelor's waiver, removes the requirement to apply within 12 months of finishing the bachelor's, and allows a master's waiver on proof of eligibility for federal Survivors' and Dependents' Educational Assistance. Some Oregon public university pages still state the 23-year limit. A child between 24 and 31 who was told they are too old should ask the institution to check chapter 100.

Progress

Path to law: Bill in a two-chamber legislature

  1. Introduced Done, House
  2. In committee Done, House Higher Education and Workforce Development, then Senate Veterans, Emergency Management, Federal and World Affairs
  3. Passed one chamber Done, House
  4. Passed both chambers Done, Senate
  5. Signed by the governor Done,
  6. In effect Done,

Sponsors

  • Thuy TranSponsor, Democratic, House, District 45
  • Alek SkarlatosSponsor, Republican, House, District 4
  • Zach HudsonCo-sponsor, Democratic, House, District 49
  • Mark MeekCo-sponsor, Democratic, Senate, District 20
  • Court BoiceCo-sponsor, Republican, House, District 1
  • Boomer WrightCo-sponsor, Republican, House, District 9
  • Farrah ChaichiCo-sponsor, Democratic, House, District 35
  • Ben BowmanCo-sponsor, Democratic, House, District 25
  • David Brock SmithCo-sponsor, Republican, Senate, District 1
  • Kim ThatcherCo-sponsor, Republican, Senate, District 11
  • James Manning Jr.Co-sponsor, Democratic, Senate, District 7
  • Khanh PhamCo-sponsor, Democratic, Senate, District 23

What it touches

  • ORS 350.285

Catalog entry

Official record

Read HB 3920 on the jurisdiction's own record