|Articles|August 1, 2011

Georgia authorizes veterinary student loan program

Atlanta, Ga. - Georgia lawmakers have reworked the state's previous student loan repayment program and established a board to purchase the loans of veterinary students that will practice food-animal medicine in Georgia.

ATLANTA, GA — Georgia lawmakers have reworked the state's previous student loan repayment program and established a board to purchase the loans of veterinary students that will practice food-animal medicine in Georgia.

The program will award up to five approved applicants per year with loan purchases of up to $80,000. The program is subject to annual appropriations from the state, according to legislation.

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Georgia authorizes veterinary student loan program

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