Tennessee § 49-4-1006 [Repealed effective 6/30/2025] Qualification of nonresidents for benefits

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§ 49-4-1006 — [Repealed effective 6/30/2025] Qualification of nonresidents for benefits

Tennessee § 49-4-1006

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-4-1006 (2026).

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Any active member of the Tennessee national guard who is not a Tennessee resident shall qualify for the tuition assistance benefits provided by this part subject to the following conditions:

(1)The member is enrolled in an educational institution within the state;

(2)The tuition assistance benefits provided to the member who is an out-of-state resident shall not exceed the amount of in-state tuition assistance the member would receive if the member were a Tennessee resident; and (3) The tuition assistance benefits provided to the member who is enrolled at a private college or university shall not exceed the amount of in-state tuition assistance the member would receive if the member were enrolled at a state-supported educational institution.

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Any active member of the Tennessee national guard who is not a Tennessee resident shall qualify for the tuition assistance benefits provided by this part subject to the following conditions: (1) The member is enrolled in an educational institution within the state; (2) The tuition assistance benefits provided to the member who is an out-of-state resident shall not exceed the amount of in-state tuition assistance the member would receive if the member were a Tennessee resident; and (3) The tuition assistance benefits provided to the member who is enrolled at a private college or university shall not exceed the amount of in-state tuition assistance the member would receive if the member were enrolled at a state-supported educational institution.