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18 areas of the state experiencing a shortage of teachers 19 or administrators. An individual is eligible for the 20 program if the individual meets all of the following 21 conditions: 22 a. Is a resident of this state who is enrolled at 23 an institution of higher learning under the control of 24 the state board of regents or an accredited private 25 institution as defined in section 261.9. 26 b. Is enrolled in one or more of the subject areas 27 determined by the department of education as 28 experiencing a shortage of practitioners. 29 c. Has filed a loan application with the 30 commission. 31 d. Meets the requirements for a practitioner 32 shortage loan established in this chapter and by 33 administrative rule. 34 2. A practitioner shortage loan shall be awarded 35 for not more than the equivalent of two years and may 36 be awarded to an eligible individual under this 37 section if the individual agrees to serve as an 38 administrator for two years, or agrees to teach for 39 two years, in an area in this state that the 40 department of education has determined is experiencing 41 a shortage of practitioners. A loan awarded in 42 accordance with this section, and the interest that 43 accrues on the loan, shall not become due and payable 44 until one year after the individual graduates. If a 45 loan recipient submits evidence to the commission that 46 the recipient was employed as a practitioner in a 47 practitioner shortage area for a school year in 48 accordance with this section, fifty percent of the 49 principal amount of the loan and any interest accruing 50 on fifty percent of the principal amount of the loan Page 2 1 shall be canceled. If the recipient continues 2 employment as a practitioner in a practitioner 3 shortage area as provided in this section during the 4 next succeeding school year and submits evidence to 5 the commission of the continuation of employment as a 6 practitioner as agreed to in accordance with this 7 subsection, the recipient is not required to commence 8 repayment during that school year and at the end of 9 that school year the remaining principal amount of the 10 loan, and any interest accruing on the principal 11 amount of the loan, are canceled. 12 3. The interest rate on the loan shall be equal to 13 the interest rate collected by an eligible lender 14 under the Iowa guaranteed student loan program for the 15 year in which the loan is made. 16 4. The commission shall prescribe by rule the 17 terms of repayment. The commission shall set a final
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