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If a Texas veteran has defaulted on an education loan through a loan program in another state, would he/she be eligible for an exemption?

April 26, 2017defaulted Education eligible loan program State Texas veteran

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If a Texas veteran has defaulted on an education loan through a loan program in another state, would he/she be eligible for an exemption?

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A default on an education loan authorized by that state is not a basis for denying the Hazlewood Act benefit. A veteran who has defaulted on an educational loan made or guaranteed by the State of Texas, or any federal education loan if that default affects their eligibility for GI benefits, is disqualified from receiving Hazlewood Act benefits.