To expand the definition of institution of higher education in the Higher Education Act of 1965 with respect to certain graduate medical schools located outside of the United States.

Summary

Changes the federal definition of “graduate medical school” in 20 U.S.C. §1002(a)(2)(A) so that a specific set of graduate medical schools described elsewhere in the statute are no longer included in the law’s broad, introductory catch‑all category. Those particular schools will instead be governed by a revised, more specific clause replacing item (aa). This is a targeted, technical drafting change that narrows the scope of the catch‑all category and moves certain schools into a distinct, rewritten provision.

• Narrows the broad statutory category for "graduate medical school" to exclude certain schools described in a downstream subclause.
• Moves those excluded schools into a newly revised, specific clause (the amended item (aa)).
• This is a technical drafting change to how the law organizes and refers to types of graduate medical schools.
• The change alters which statutory provision governs certain graduate medical schools, not necessarily the substantive rules themselves.
• Could affect statutory-based eligibility, reporting, or regulatory references that depend on the definition of "graduate medical school."
• No funding, tax, or emergency provisions are added in the provided excerpt.
• The revision is limited in scope and operates by adjusting cross‑references within the statute.
• The exact impact depends on the full revised text of item (aa), which was not included in the excerpt.