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Grant-in-Aid. To improve equity and facilitate democratic access to quality education given income poverty and inequity, Grants-in-Aid shall be made available to students belonging to poor families and marginalized sectors.
The Board shall formulate and establish the policies and mechanisms for the identification of Grantees based on objective indicators derived from credible databases, including students whose families are Beneficiaries of the poverty alleviation programs of the government.
The financial amount comprising Grants-in-Aid shall be determined by the Board, taking into consideration the actual cost of various programs in the top public and private HEIs.
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