The State-related University Nonpreferred Appropriation Act of 2025 provides funding for certain State-related universities in Pennsylvania for the fiscal year from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026. The bill outlines the payment structure, requiring monthly payments based on estimated costs submitted by the universities. It mandates that these institutions maintain proper records of expenditures and file a detailed statement of all expenditures made from the appropriated funds within 120 days after the fiscal year ends. The Auditor General is tasked with reviewing these statements and has the authority to audit and disallow any expenditures that do not comply with the act.

Additionally, the bill specifies restrictions on the use of appropriated funds, particularly for the University of Pittsburgh, which cannot use the funds for personnel and operations of an environmental law clinic. The appropriations include specific amounts for each university, such as $242 million for The Pennsylvania State University and $151 million for the University of Pittsburgh, among others. The act emphasizes compliance with financial reporting standards and the duty of universities to provide accurate information as required by the Department of Education and legislative committees. The act is set to take effect immediately upon passage.