§ 15-63-05 — Scholarship payments - Conditions

North Dakota § 15-63-05

• Jurisdiction: North Dakota
• Title 15: Education
• Ch. 15-63: Native American Scholarships

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Upon the award of a scholarship, the recipient is eligible for a credit at the enrolling
institution of higher learning or accredited career and technical education program with a
physical presence in this state. The scholarship may be applied to tuition, fees, room and board,
books and supplies, and other educational expenses not to exceed six hundred sixty-seven
dollars per quarter or clock-hour term or one thousand dollars per semester. Awards may not
exceed two thousand dollars in any academic year and may not be issued in excess of the total
cost of attendance, as determined by the institution of higher education, when considering all
financial aid sources. The board for Native American scholarships may reduce the amount of
any scholarship to accord with individual financial need or funds available. The board for Native
American scholarships may set a priority application date. At the beginning of each quarter,
clock-hour term, or semester, the North Dakota university system shall verify enrollment and
other eligibility criteria set forth by the state board for Native American scholarships for awarded
applicants before issuing payment to the enrolling institution. After the enrolling institution has
deducted the amount due to the institution, the remaining balance must be distributed to the
awarded applicant for necessary expenses during the quarter, clock-hour term, or semester.