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In Texas, nine colleges are receiving grants to support their programs. The grants total over $2 million and are intended to provide free digital course materials. The colleges will use these funds to offer free digital textbooks to students in specific programs.
These programs include nursing, cybersecurity, and tech fields. Further details about the grants and the colleges receiving them are available from the source, Fox 26 Houston.
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