Md. Code, Education § 18-3202
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 18-3202, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§18–3202.
Official statutory text
(a) There is a Maryland Loan Assistance Repayment Program for Foster Care Recipients in the State.
(b) The Office shall assist in the repayment of higher education loans owed by a foster care recipient who:
(1) Is employed for a minimum of 20 hours per week by the State or a county or municipality of the State;
(2) Received an undergraduate or a graduate degree from an institution of higher education in the State; and
(3) Meets any other requirement established by the Office.
(c) An applicant for assistance in the repayment of a commercial loan shall demonstrate to the Office that the commercial loan was used for tuition, educational expenses, or living expenses for undergraduate or graduate study.
(d) Assistance in the repayment of a loan from an entity set forth in § 18–1601(c)(2) of this title shall require the approval of the Office.
(b) The Office shall assist in the repayment of higher education loans owed by a foster care recipient who:
(1) Is employed for a minimum of 20 hours per week by the State or a county or municipality of the State;
(2) Received an undergraduate or a graduate degree from an institution of higher education in the State; and
(3) Meets any other requirement established by the Office.
(c) An applicant for assistance in the repayment of a commercial loan shall demonstrate to the Office that the commercial loan was used for tuition, educational expenses, or living expenses for undergraduate or graduate study.
(d) Assistance in the repayment of a loan from an entity set forth in § 18–1601(c)(2) of this title shall require the approval of the Office.
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