MEDICAL EDUCATION – Amends and adds to existing law to revise provisions regarding medical education programs supported by Idaho state funds.

Idaho's H 368 revises residency rules for students in state-supported medical education programs. It amends existing laws to clarify who qualifies as an Idaho resident for tuition purposes, adding new criteria for medical students who graduated from Idaho high schools or attended Idaho undergraduate programs. Key changes include extending the residency window to eight years after high school graduation and establishing uniform rules for determining residency across all public institutions. The bill directly affects Idaho students pursuing graduate or professional medical programs using state funds, ensuring consistent eligibility standards. These changes take effect April 2, 2025, following gubernatorial approval.