To qualify for the Hazelwood Act (Texas tuition benefit):

    "At the time of entry into active duty of the U.S. Armed Forces, (DD Form 214 required) & (40 TAC §461.40)
    designated Texas as Home of Record;
    or entered the service in Texas;
    or was a Texas resident"

    Does this mean someone can be a non-Texan but list the home of record as a family member in texas to become eligible? Is this illegal (assuming the enlisted doesn't own a home themselves and can legitimately use the TX home to get mail/store items)?

    Or can someone fly into texas and sign their enlistment in the state? Actual residency is not listed as a requirement, only one of the ways in which to qualify

    Hazelwood Act
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