The Maryland Higher Education Commission could not account for $3.2 million in scholarship funding and it failed to ensure that scholarship winners were eligible for financial aid, according to a state-sponsored audit.
State accounting records show the commission did not award $7.5 million in scholarship grants during fiscal 2009, but the commission reported only $4.3 million in unused funding, according to a report by Maryland’s independent Office of Legislative Audits.
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