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6-81-1410. Borrower's loss of good standing — Acceleration of due date.

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6-81-1410. Borrower's loss of good standing — Acceleration of due date.

6-81-1410. Borrower's loss of good standing — Acceleration of due date. If the recipient of a loan under this subchapter ceases to be enrolled in good standing in a recognized school of nursing before completing the education requirements to qualify as a registered nurse, licensed practical nurse, or nursing educator, the principal and interest of all loans made under this subchapter to the recipient shall become due and payable immediately or as provided in the loan agreement.

Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 6-81-1410

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Stable record: arkansas_code:legal_authorities:6-81-1410
Source file: gov.ar.code.title.06.odt
Pages: Not recorded – Not recorded
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6-81-1410. Borrower's loss of good standing — Acceleration of due date. If the recipient of a loan under this subchapter ceases to be enrolled in good standing in a recognized school of nursing before completing the education requirements to qualify as a registered nurse, licensed practical nurse, or nursing educator, the principal and interest of all loans made under this subchapter to the recipient shall become due and payable immediately or as provided in the loan agreement.

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