Common use of School Eligibility Clause in Contracts

School Eligibility. The Beneficiary can use funds in the Program to attend any United States school (and some foreign schools), public or private, qualifying as an Institution of Higher Education, including two-year, four-year, professional and vocational schools. Apprenticeship Programs are also included.

School Eligibility. The Beneficiary can use funds in the Program to attend any United States school (and some foreign schools), public or private, qualifying as an Institution of Higher Education, including two-year, four-year, professional and vocational schools. Funds may also be used for certain expenses in connection with Apprenticeship Programs are Programs. Funds may also included.be used for elementary or secondary public, private, or religious schools subject to a

School Eligibility. The Beneficiary can use funds in the Program to attend any United States school (and some foreign schools), public or private, qualifying as an Institution of Higher Education, including two-two- year, four-year, professional and vocational schools. Apprenticeship Programs are also included.

School Eligibility. The Designated Beneficiary can use funds in the Program Plan to attend any United States school (and some foreign schools), public or private, qualifying as an Institution of Higher Education, including two-year, four-year, professional and vocational schools. Apprenticeship Programs are also included.,

School Eligibility. The Beneficiary can use funds in the Program to attend any United States school (and some foreign schools), public or private, qualifying as an Institution of Higher Education, including two-year, four-year, professional and vocational schools. Funds may also be used for certain expenses in connection with Apprenticeship Programs are Programs. Funds may also includedbe used for elementary or secondary public, private, or religious schools subject to a $10,000 annual limit and certain Illinois tax consequences.