Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-625.12

A. A student may be eligible to apply for and be granted a

scholarship under the community and state matching program when the

following conditions are met:

1. That the student desires a scholarship to cover the costs

and expenses of pursuing the degree of Doctor of Medicine or the

degree of Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at any accredited school of

medicine or school of osteopathic medicine in the United States of

America;

2. That the student is a bona fide resident of the State of

Oklahoma;

3. That the student desires and agrees to practice his

profession in the community in Oklahoma providing the initial funds

and subject to the terms and conditions of the contract between the

student and the community and the contract between the student and

the state;

4. That the student is a person of good moral character;

5. That the student has a capacity to profit by the course of

study for which he seeks aid;

6. That the student has successfully completed the program of

instruction prerequisite for admission to or continuation in the

program of study provided for in this act and has applied and been

accepted or is currently a student at an accredited school of

medicine or school of osteopathic medicine;

7. That the personal financial resources of the student are

such that he can demonstrate need for assistance to pursue

successfully the course of study in which he is engaged; and

8. That the student submits proof that he has not accepted or

will not accept any other scholarship assistance which has a

conflicting service obligation requirement.

In determining an applicant student's capacity to profit by the

course of study he desires to pursue, the Commission shall consider

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his previous scholastic record, the results of examinations

conducted under the provisions of this act, and the results of

interviews and such other tests or examinations which the Commission

may deem advisable.

In establishing an applicant student's financial need, the

Commission shall conduct a thorough and complete investigation of

the financial resources of the applicant and his family.

B. The method of payment of funds to each student participating

in the scholarship program shall be in accordance with rules

formulated by the Commission governing the grants for each type of

scholarship involved.

C. Each scholarship shall be renegotiated annually by the

Commission to determine if a change has occurred in the ability of

the community to match funds at the agreed level or if a change has

occurred in the student's financial need or desire to practice in

the community providing the initial funds. Each scholarship may be

renewed annually for the number of years required to complete the

course of study in which the recipient is engaged. The Commission

shall grant such an annual renewal only upon the recipient's

application and upon the Commission's finding that the student has

completed successfully the work of the preceding year and presented

evidence that he is a student in good standing, and that he remains

a resident of Oklahoma.