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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 695

under 28.

(2) The child shall be at least 16 years old and:
(i) Under 24; or
(ii) If the child served in the armed forces,

(E) A SPOUSE MAY APPLY TO THE STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD FOR A
SCHOLARSHIP UNDER THIS SECTION IF THE OTHER SPOUSE WAS A MEMBER
OF THE ARMED FORCES AND A RESIDENT OF THE STATE AT THE TIME THE
OTHER SPOUSE:

(1) WAS TOTALLY AND PERMANENTLY DISABLED AS A RESULT
OF MILITARY SERVICE AFTER DECEMBER 7, 1941; OR

(2) WAS DECLARED TO BE A PRISONER OF WAR OR MISSING
IN ACTION, IF THAT OCCURRED ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 1960 AS A
RESULT OF THE VIETNAM CONFLICT.

(F) A SURVIVING, UNREMARRIED SPOUSE MAY APPLY TO THE STATE
SCHOLARSHIP BOARD FOR A SCHOLARSHIP UNDER THIS SECTION IF THE
OTHER SPOUSE WAS A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES AND A RESIDENT OF
THE STATE AT THE TIME THE OTHER SPOUSE DIED AS A RESULT OF
MILITARY SERVICE AFTER DECEMBER 7, 1941.

[(d)] (C) (E) A recipient of a scholarship under this
section may not be awarded more than $500 each year.

[(e)] (H) (F) An award granted under this section:

(1)      May be used for:

(i) Tuition and mandatory fees;
(ii) Room and board; and
(iii) Books and supplies; and

(2)  May be used at any institution approved by the
State Scholarship Board including:

(i) An institution of higher education;

(ii) A vocational school;

(iii) A commercial school; or

(iv) A military preparatory school, if the
child is preparing to attend one of the United States military
academies.

[(f)] (I) (G) (1) The scholarship shall be paid on vouchers
approved by the State Scholarship Board.