19 Tex. Admin. Code § 22.170 - Conversion of the Scholarship to a Loan
(a) A scholarship will become a loan if the
recipient:
(1) Fails to maintain satisfactory
academic progress as described in §
22.167 of this subchapter
(relating to Eligible Students );
(2) Withdraws from the scholarship program,
as indicated through withdrawal or removal from the institution of higher
education or private or independent institution of higher education or that
institution's ROTC program or other undergraduate officer commissioning
program, without subsequent enrollment in another institution of higher
education or private or independent institution of higher education and that
subsequent institution's ROTC program or other undergraduate officer
commissioning program; or
(3) Fails
to fulfill one of the following:
(A) a
four-year commitment to be a member of the Texas Army National Guard, Texas Air
National Guard, Texas State Guard, United States Coast Guard, or United States
Merchant Marine; or
(B) the minimum
active service requirement included in a contract to serve as a commissioned
officer in any branch of the armed services of the United States; honorable
discharge is considered demonstration of fulfilling the minimum active service
requirement.
(b) A scholarship converts to a loan if
documentation of the contract or commitment outlined in subsection (a)(3) of
this section is not submitted to the Coordinating Board within twelve months of
graduation with a baccalaureate degree. Subsequent filing of this documentation
will revert the loan back to a scholarship.
(c) If a recipient's scholarship converts to
a loan, the recipient cannot regain eligibility for the Scholarship in any
subsequent academic year.
(d) If a
recipient requires a temporary leave of absence from the institution of higher
education, private or independent institution of higher education, and/or the
ROTC program or another undergraduate officer commissioning program for
personal reasons or to provide service for the Texas Army National Guard, Texas
Air National Guard, Texas State Guard, United States Coast Guard, or United
States Merchant Marine for fewer than twelve months, the Coordinating Board may
agree to not convert the scholarship to a loan during that time.
(e) If a recipient is required to provide
more than twelve months of service in the Texas Army National Guard, Texas Air
National Guard, Texas State Guard, United States Coast Guard, or United States
Merchant Marine as a result of a national emergency, the Coordinating Board
shall grant that recipient additional time to meet the graduation and service
requirements specified in the scholarship agreement.
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