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_ 268 Item Details($) Appropriations($) ITEM 172. First Year Second Year First Year Second Year FY2025 FY2026 FY2025 FY2026 e. The 2016-17 year will serve as the base year for these purposes. 4. SCHEV shall report on the progress toward these goals to the Chairs of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance and Appropriations Committees annually. 5. Out of the amounts designated for degree production $300,000 the first year and $300,000 the second year is designated to support a flat-fee degree initiative for education programs. Radford University shall offer alternative tuition or fee structures, including discounted tuition, flat tuition rates, discounted student fees, or student fee and student services flexibility, to any first-time, incoming freshman undergraduate student who (i) has established domicile, as that term is defined in § 23.1-500 et seq., in the Commonwealth and (ii) enrolls full time with the intent to earn a degree in a program that leads to employment as a teacher in the region. Such an alternative tuition or fee structure may be renewed each year if the recipient maintains continuous full-time enrollment. If a recipient fails to maintain continuous full-time enrollment, subsequently enrolls in a noneligible degree program, or fails to complete the eligible degree program within four years, the institution shall convert the financial benefit received by the student to a financial obligation payable by the student to the institution on terms established by the institution. 173. Higher Education Student Financial Assistance (10800) $31,763,383 $32,372,383 $31,622,983 Scholarships (10810) $30,525,236 $31,134,236 $30,354,836 Fellowships (10820) $1,238,147 $1,268,147 Fund Sources: General $29,855,912 $30,464,912 $29,715,512 Higher Education Operating $1,907,471 $1,907,471 Authority: Title 23.1, Chapter 21, Code of Virginia. Up to 15 percent of the funding in this item may be used to support Virginia Guaranteed Assistance Program eligible students for (1) priority funding who are enrolled in Data Science and Technology, Science and Engineering, Healthcare and Education programs and (2) as a grant for students in innovative internship programs provided that the institutions has at least one private sector partner and the grant is matched equally by the partner with non-state funding and / or the institution from private funds. 174. Financial Assistance For Educational and General Services (11000) a sum sufficient, estimated at $9,010,037 $9,010,037 Eminent Scholars (11001) $48,397 $48,397 Sponsored Programs (11004) $8,961,640 $8,961,640 Fund Sources: Higher Education Operating $9,010,037 $9,010,037 Authority: Title 23.1, Chapter 21, Code of Virginia. 175. Higher Education Auxiliary Enterprises (80900) a sum sufficient, estimated at $68,977,308 $68,977,308 Food Services (80910) $19,251,178 $19,251,178 Bookstores And Other Stores (80920) $605,227 $605,227 Residential Services (80930) $16,275,025 $16,275,025 Parking And Transportation Systems And Services (80940) $1,657,550 $1,657,550 Telecommunications Systems And Services (80950) $659,898 $659,898 Student Health Services (80960) $3,242,356 $3,242,356 Student Unions And Recreational Facilities (80970) $6,101,566 $6,101,566 Recreational And Intramural Programs (80980) $1,659,883 $1,659,883 Other Enterprise Functions (80990) $5,324,675 $5,324,675 Intercollegiate Athletics (80995) $14,199,950 $14,199,950 Fund Sources: Higher Education Operating $64,777,308 $64,777,308