Ark. Code Ann. § 6-60-210: Minor child as legal resident - Definition

(a) As used in this section, "minor child" means a child under twenty-one (21) years of age. (b) Any minor child of a parent who is a legal resident of Arkansas shall be considered a legal resident of Arkansas for the following purposes: (1) Admission and enrollment in a public institution of higher education; and (2) Eligibility for a postsecondary scholarship offered by the State of Arkansas or by a public institution of higher education. (c) In determining admission or scholarship eligibility, a public institution of higher education shall give the same consideration to an official high school transcript issued by an out-of-state school or school district on behalf of any minor child of a parent who is a legal resident of Arkansas as a high school transcript issued by a school or school district in Arkansas. Acts 1997, No. 692, § 1.

(a) As used in this section, "minor child" means a child under twenty-one (21) years of age.

(b) Any minor child of a parent who is a legal resident of Arkansas shall be considered a legal resident of Arkansas for the following purposes: (1) Admission and enrollment in a public institution of higher education; and (2) Eligibility for a postsecondary scholarship offered by the State of Arkansas or by a public institution of higher education.

(1) Admission and enrollment in a public institution of higher education; and

(2) Eligibility for a postsecondary scholarship offered by the State of Arkansas or by a public institution of higher education.

(c) In determining admission or scholarship eligibility, a public institution of higher education shall give the same consideration to an official high school transcript issued by an out-of-state school or school district on behalf of any minor child of a parent who is a legal resident of Arkansas as a high school transcript issued by a school or school district in Arkansas.