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Although most students enrolled under the War Orphans Educational Assistance program are pursuing college studies, eligible children may also take training in business and vocational schools.'

Students who have finished high school, including students who drop out of school when they pass the age of compulsory attendance, may enroll for business or vocational schools approved by the State Board of Education.

Eligible students are those generally between the ages of 18 and 23 whose veteran parent died of injury or disability incurred in wartime service, or in some cases of extra-hazardous peacetime service. The other parent may still be alive. These students may receive

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