Yes - same as the Minnesota program, but they are all paid by the same tax payers. Let's look at a family of 3: At one wage: $0.00 and another family exceeding some income limit will have a minimum of $80,000 per child. Or a total bill of $240,000 to receive the same public services. Assuming that you are planning appropriately you have around 15 years to prepare for this and you required to put away an extra $16,000 annually. Not all of us have GF Hockey money.
IMO, attending college should be more of a flat rate for all attending and tuition should be more in line with future wages earned. Instead, it is simply another wealth transfer program.