Illinois § 2-4 Eligibility

Illinois Statutes

§ 2-4 — Eligibility

Illinois·Topic EDUCATION·Ch. 105 SCHOOLS·Act 105 ILCS 30/ Illinois Peace Corps Fellowship Program Law.

To be eligible to receive a Peace Corps Fellowship an applicant shall:

(a)have been a United States Peace Corps volunteer for two years with an outstanding record of service in the Peace Corps;

(b)have been awarded a baccalaureate degree from a recognized institution of higher learning;

(c)have a genuine commitment to teaching students in underserved areas; and (d) be admitted to the participating public institution of higher education on the same conditions as to educational qualifications as are applicable to other candidates for admission to a master's degree program in education at that institution.

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To be eligible to receive a Peace Corps Fellowship an applicant shall: (a) have been a United States Peace Corps volunteer for two years with an outstanding record of service in the Peace Corps; (b) have been awarded a baccalaureate degree from a recognized institution of higher learning; (c) have a genuine commitment to teaching students in underserved areas; and (d) be admitted to the participating public institution of higher education on the same conditions as to educational qualifications as are applicable to other candidates for admission to a master's degree program in education at that institution.

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