A qualifying member of the national guard who enrolls in any state-controlled school, subject to rules adopted by the adjutant general, is entitled to receive a twenty-five percent waiver of the tuition from the state-controlled school, conditioned on the adjutant general having sufficient appropriations for tuition reimbursement under section 37-07.1-06.2.
As used in this chapter, unless the context or subject matter otherwise requires:
1. "School" means any university, college, career and technical education school, technical school, or postsecondary educational institution.
2. "State-controlled school" means any school which is controlled, financially supported, and operated by the state, a school district, or any other political subdivision.
3. "Tuition" means the normal registration fee.
The purpose of this chapter is to recognize the vital role of the national guard in the state. While the national guard is subject to federal control during periods of national emergency, it is organized, trained, and equipped to perform military functions and to aid civil authorities in the protection of life and property while it is subject to the control of the state.
The purpose of this chapter is to encourage voluntary membership in the guard, improve the educational level of its members, and thereby benefit the state as a whole.
The adjutant general may adopt, amend, and rescind any national guard regulations, pursuant to chapter 28-32, deemed necessary to implement and administer this chapter.
It is the responsibility of the individual member of the national guard to request the grant on an application provided by the adjutant general at the time of enrollment for each semester or academic term for which a grant is requested. The grants provided for in this chapter must be paid from such funds as may be appropriated for tuition payment purposes in accordance with chapter 37-07.1.
Repealed by S.L. 1983, ch. 389, § 2.
Any qualifying member of the national guard who enrolls in an accredited postsecondary institution in North Dakota may, subject to the limitations of available appropriated funds and subject to national guard rules adopted by the adjutant general, receive a grant in an amount not to exceed the cost of tuition and fees for similar courses and credit hours for each qualifying member of the national guard who is enrolled at the university of North Dakota.
The principal, interest, and income from the national guard training area and facility development trust fund must be used by the adjutant general solely for training area acquisition and facility development; provided, that the principal, and any interest and income which the fund accrues from July 1, 1985, through June 30, 1989, must be used solely for the acquisition of land for national guard training purposes and the expenditure, in conjunction with federal matching funds, for the construction of a new national guard armory on or adjacent to the military reservation known as Fraine Bar
The following statement must be signed at the time of the loan application by both the borrower and lender on loans that are insured or guaranteed by the United States veterans' administration:
I understand that the veterans' administration may attempt to hold me liable for the
guarantee it offers the lending institution on this mortgage. I understand that it may be
alleged that I may remain liable for the amount guaranteed by the veterans'
administration if this mortgage is foreclosed or if the property is sold by me without first
The various license and permit fees are as follows:
1. For a resident, age sixteen and over, small game hunting license, six dollars.
2. For a nonresident small game hunting license, eighty-five dollars.
3. For a resident big game hunting license, twenty dollars, except the fee for a licensee under age sixteen is ten dollars, except as provided in a gubernatorial proclamation issued pursuant to section 20.1-08-04.1.
