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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 22

(I)    TAKE A COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION ADMINISTERED
BY THE STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD; AND

(II) BE ACCEPTED FOR ADMISSION IN THE REGULAR
UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM AT AN ELIGIBLE INSTITUTION.

(2)    AN APPLICANT WHO IS ATTENDING AN ELIGIBLE
INSTITUTION AND WHO HAS COMPLETED AT LEAST 1 YEAR IN GOOD
ACADEMIC STANDING AT THE INSTITUTION IS EXEMPT FROM THE
EXAMINATION REQUIREMENT.

(B)  RESIDENCE.
EACH APPLICANT SHALL:

(1)   BE A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE; AND

(2)   AT THE TIME OF HIS INITIAL APPLICATION, BE A
RESIDENT OF THE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT FROM WHICH HE SEEKS AN
APPOINTMENT.

(C)       FINANCIAL NEED.

(1)    EACH APPLICANT SHALL DEMONSTRATE TO THE
STATE SCHOLARSHIP BOARD A DEFINITE FINANCIAL NEED, AND EACH
SENATOR SHALL CONSIDER THE FINANCIAL NEED OF EACH APPLICANT.

(2)    EACH SENATOR IS THE     FINAL JUDGE OF THE
FINANCIAL NEED OF EACH APPLICANT TO      WHOM HE AWARDS A
SCHOLARSHIP, AND THE STATE SCHOLARSHIP   BOARD MAY NOT NEGATE
THIS JUDGMENT OR IMPOSE REQUIREMENTS OF   TIME OR PROCEDURE.

(D)   OTHER CONDITIONS.

EACH APPLICANT SHALL ACCEPT ANY OTHER CONDITIONS
ATTACHED TO THE AWARD.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the first and
second sentences of Art. 77A, §36.

In subsection (b) of this section, a requirement
that an applicant be a resident of the
appropriate legislative district "at the time of
his initial application" is substituted for the
present "at the time of the examination". This
conforms with the present practice and covers the
residence situation where the applicant is exempt
from the examination.

As to eligible institutions and other conditions
applicable to senatorial scholarships, see
Subtitle 1 of this title.

The provision of present Art. 77A, §36(1) that
requires the State Scholarship Board to send the
results of the examination to the institutions