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Originally Posted by squiggy
My understanding of what has happened is that the grandfather clause was never really removed. The Senate had added a provision that could be considered the '60% rule.' That is, 60% of the graduates must come from the country hosting the medical school. That means, if you had say 60% of the students graduating from Ross were citizens of Dominica, then US students would qualify for loans to Ross.
Of course, this is just academic right now since the 60% rule was removed. That means, if the House decides not to change the Senate version, we will be in good shape---I think.
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That rule was always in effect. That was the point of the grandfather clause was that you either had to have 60% attendence from the countries own citizens (plus some other stuff)... OR, be approved by a state before 1991 (i think that is the year), which was the grandfather clause part.