§ 21-12-6-1 Twenty-first century scholars program; established
§ 21-12-6-2 Twenty-first century scholars fund; administration
§ 21-12-6-3 Twenty-first century scholars program; conditions
§ 21-12-6-4 Enrollment
§ 21-12-6-5 Qualifications to participate in program
§ 21-12-6-5.5 Identification and notification of eligible students
§ 21-12-6-6 Twenty-first century scholars program scholarship; eligibility
§ 21-12-6-6.5 One-time award for certain students
§ 21-12-6-6.8 Agree to meet with intermediary, employer, or labor organization; background check; waiver; annual report
§ 21-12-6-7 Scholarship renewal
§ 21-12-6-8 Scholarship renewal; term
§ 21-12-6-9 Scholarship disqualification
§ 21-12-6-10 Amount of scholarship
§ 21-12-6-10.3 Calculation of scholarship amounts
§ 21-12-6-12 Mentoring programs; development
§ 21-12-6-14 Foster care children; caseworker to provide information
§ 21-12-6-15 Foster parents; caseworker to provide information

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Terms Used In Indiana Code > Title 21 > Article 12 > Chapter 6 - Twenty-First Century Scholars Program; Tuition Grants

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