Indiana Code § 21-16-1-5

"Education loan"
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Sec. 5. "Education loan" means a direct loan or loan insured or guaranteed under a federal or state program or a program of private insurance that is made to assist a student in obtaining postsecondary education and that is: (1) made to any Indiana student, or to either one (1) or both parents or the legal guardian of the student, for the purpose of attending an Indiana or non-Indiana postsecondary educational institution; (2) made to any non-Indiana student, or to one (1) or both parents or the legal guardian of the student, for the purpose of attending an Indiana or non-Indiana postsecondary education institution; or (3) made or owned by any lending institution: (A) with an office located in Indiana; or (B) whose affiliate has an office located in Indiana or located in a state in which an Indiana bank or an Indiana bank holding company is entitled under Indiana law to acquire a bank or bank holding company. [Pre-2007 Higher Education Recodification Citation: 20-12-21.2-1(2).]

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