Maine § 20-A §12003 Eligibility for loans

Maine Statutes

§ 20-A §12003 — Eligibility for loans

Maine § 20-A §12003

Title 20-AEDUCATION

Part 5POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION

Ch. 423LOANS FOR CANDIDATES FOR PRACTICE OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 20-A, § 20-A §12003 (2026).

Text

An applicant shall be eligible for a loan under this chapter when the chief executive officer, after consultation with the executive committee of the Maine Osteopathic Association, finds that the applicant:

1.Residency. Has been a resident of this State for a minimum of 3 years at any time prior to application;

2.Qualifications. Is attending or will immediately attend an osteopathic college or university accredited by the American Osteopathic Association;

3.Financial resources. Will, in the absence of a loan, be deterred by financial considerations from beginning or completing a course of study at an osteopathic college or university; and

4.Return to Maine. Shows a genuine interest in returning to this State to practice osteopathic medicine.

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An applicant shall be eligible for a loan under this chapter when the chief executive officer, after consultation with the executive committee of the Maine Osteopathic Association, finds that the applicant:
1.
Residency.
Has been a resident of this State for a minimum of 3 years at any time prior to application;
2.
Qualifications.
Is attending or will immediately attend an osteopathic college or university accredited by the American Osteopathic Association;
3.
Financial resources.
Will, in the absence of a loan, be deterred by financial considerations from beginning or completing a course of study at an osteopathic college or university; and
4.
Return to Maine.
Shows a genuine interest in returning to this State to practice osteopathic medicine.