Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-6002
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Definitions
Official statutory text
As used in the Oklahoma Tuition Trust Act:
1. "Advance tuition payment contract" means a contract entered
into by the Trust and a purchaser to provide for the higher
education of a qualified beneficiary;
2. "Regents" means the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
Education;
3. "Purchaser" means a person who makes or is obligated to make
advance tuition payments pursuant to an advance tuition payment
contract;
4. "Qualified beneficiary" means any resident of this state,
eligible and entitled to attend a state institution of higher
education without further in-state tuition payment pursuant to an
advance tuition payment contract;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 1682
5. "Institution of higher education" means a state-supported
institution of higher education within this state, which is
designated by the Regents as an institution of higher education for
purposes of the Oklahoma Tuition Trust Act;
6. "Trust" means the Oklahoma Tuition Trust;
7. "Tuition" means the general enrollment fees imposed each
semester upon residents of this state to attend a state institution
of higher education including all mandatory special fees required as
a condition of enrollment as determined by the State Regents for
Higher Education;
8. "Nonresident tuition" means the semester charges imposed
upon nonresidents of this state to attend a state institution of
higher education including all general enrollment fees, nonresident
tuition payments and mandatory special fees as determined by the
State Regents for Higher Education; and
9. "Eligibility period" means the period of time in which a
qualified beneficiary may exercise the rights granted in an advance
payment contract.
1. "Advance tuition payment contract" means a contract entered
into by the Trust and a purchaser to provide for the higher
education of a qualified beneficiary;
2. "Regents" means the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
Education;
3. "Purchaser" means a person who makes or is obligated to make
advance tuition payments pursuant to an advance tuition payment
contract;
4. "Qualified beneficiary" means any resident of this state,
eligible and entitled to attend a state institution of higher
education without further in-state tuition payment pursuant to an
advance tuition payment contract;
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 70. Schools Page 1682
5. "Institution of higher education" means a state-supported
institution of higher education within this state, which is
designated by the Regents as an institution of higher education for
purposes of the Oklahoma Tuition Trust Act;
6. "Trust" means the Oklahoma Tuition Trust;
7. "Tuition" means the general enrollment fees imposed each
semester upon residents of this state to attend a state institution
of higher education including all mandatory special fees required as
a condition of enrollment as determined by the State Regents for
Higher Education;
8. "Nonresident tuition" means the semester charges imposed
upon nonresidents of this state to attend a state institution of
higher education including all general enrollment fees, nonresident
tuition payments and mandatory special fees as determined by the
State Regents for Higher Education; and
9. "Eligibility period" means the period of time in which a
qualified beneficiary may exercise the rights granted in an advance
payment contract.
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