Arizona SB1413 allows veterans to defer tuition payments at state colleges and universities until they receive their education benefits.

Arizona SB1413 amends the state's education law to allow veterans who are awaiting federal education benefits to defer tuition payments at state-supported community colleges, colleges, or universities. The deferment period can last up to 120 days and requires the veteran to sign a promissory note with no interest. If the veteran has not received their benefits by the end of the deferment period, they may be granted an extension until the benefits are received. The community college, college, or university cannot release the veteran's grades or transfer credits until the debt is satisfied.

Arizona SB1413 allows veterans to defer tuition payments at state colleges and universities until they receive their education benefits.

Arizona SB1413 amends the state's education law to allow veterans who are awaiting federal education benefits to defer tuition payments at state-supported community colleges, colleges, or universities. The deferment period can last up to 120 days and requires the veteran to sign a promissory note with no interest. If the veteran has not received their benefits by the end of the deferment period, they may be granted an extension until the benefits are received. The community college, college, or university cannot release the veteran's grades or transfer credits until the debt is satisfied.