Combination of Study and Travel Clause Samples

Combination of Study and Travel. Must be a planned travel itinerary and related study at an accredited college or university.
Combination of Study and Travel. The proposal must contain a detailed program of study including admission to an accredited college or university and a list of courses by semester or quarter units.

Related to Combination of Study and Travel

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