Colorado § 23-3-107 - Age qualification for loan guarantee.

Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 23-3-107 — Age qualification for loan guarantee., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 23-3-107. Age qualification for loan guarantee.

Any person otherwise qualifying for a loan shall not be disqualified to receive a loan under the guarantee loan program by reason of his being under the age of twenty-one years. For the purpose of applying for, receiving, and repaying a loan, any person shall be deemed to have full legal capacity to act and shall have all the rights, powers, privileges, and obligations of a person of legal age with respect thereto.

Source: L. 68: p. 174, § 1. C.R.S. 1963: § 124-22-18.

Cross references: For age of competence generally, see § 13-22-101.

23-3.1 ARTICLE 3.1

Student Loan Program

PART 1

ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAM

23-3.1-101. Legislative declaration.

23-3.1-102. Definitions.

23-3.1-103. Division created - director - staff.

23-3.1-103.5. Enterprise status of division.

23-3.1-104. Duties and powers of division - rules.

23-3.1-104.5. Additional powers of division.

23-3.1-104.7. Restructuring plan - legislative declaration.

23-3.1-105. Advisory committee established - duties - membership - repeal. (Repealed)

23-3.1-106. Student loan program established.

23-3.1-106.5. Special funds.

23-3.1-107. Student loan guarantee fund - created.

23-3.1-108. Age qualification.

23-3.1-109. Subject to audit.

23-3.1-110. Designation as sole state agency.

23-3.1-111. Authority of division to enter into agreements to provide administrative and guarantee services.

23-3.1-112. Authority and power of the division to guarantee, originate, service, make, and purchase consolidation loans and refinancing loans.

PART 2

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS AND INSTITUTIONAL LOANS

23-3.1-201. Legislative declaration.

23-3.1-202. Definitions.

23-3.1-203. Authority - creation - membership - transfer of personnel.

23-3.1-204. Organizational meeting - chairperson - conflict of interest.

23-3.1-205. Meetings of board - quorum - expenses.

23-3.1-205.3. Transfer of property.

23-3.1-205.4. Collegeinvest fund - creation - control - use.

23-3.1-205.5. Collegeinvest - enterprise status.

23-3.1-205.7. Department of higher education - executive director - powers and duties.

23-3.1-206. General powers and duties of the authority.

23-3.1-206.2. Financial need scholarships and grants - fund - repeal. (Repealed)

23-3.1-206.5. Servicing of student obligations and institutional loans.

23-3.1-206.7. Prepaid expense program.

23-3.1-206.9. Colorado collegeinvest scholarship program - administration - fund - policies.

23-3.1-207. Notes.

23-3.1-208. Bonds.

23-3.1-209. Negotiability of bonds.

23-3.1-210. Security for bonds and notes.

23-3.1-211. Personal liability.

23-3.1-212. Purchase.

23-3.1-213. Payment of bonds and advance payment contracts - limited liability of state.

23-3.1-214. Exemption from taxation - securities law.

23-3.1-215. Fees.

23-3.1-216. Investment of funds.

23-3.1-217. Proceeds as trust funds.

23-3.1-217.5. Claims of creditors - exemption.

23-3.1-218. Agreement of the state not to limit or alter rights of obligees.

23-3.1-219. Enforcement of rights of bondholders.

23-3.1-220. Bonds eligible for investment.

23-3.1-221. Account of activities - receipts for expenditures - report - audit.

23-3.1-222. Federal social security act.

23-3.1-223. Powers of authority not restricted.

23-3.1-224. Contract powers of state-supported institutions of higher education - nonliability of state.

23-3.1-225. Confidentiality of records.

23-3.1-226. Policies for promotion and disclosure of program information.

PART 3

SAVINGS PLANS

23-3.1-301. Legislative declaration.

23-3.1-302. Definitions.

23-3.1-303. Department - purpose - powers - duties. (Deleted by amendment)

23-3.1-304. Authority - purpose - powers - duties.

23-3.1-305. Financial institutions - managers - purpose - selection - requirements - contracts.

23-3.1-306. Accounts - contributions - withdrawals - penalties - statements.

23-3.1-306.5. College kickstarter account program - funding - administration - financial literacy course - rules - legislative declaration - definitions - repeal.

23-3.1-307. Limitations.

23-3.1-307.1. Personal liability.

23-3.1-307.3. Proceeds as trust funds.

23-3.1-307.4. Claims of creditors - exemption.

23-3.1-307.5. Confidentiality of records.

23-3.1-307.9. Policies for promotion and disclosure of program information.

23-3.1-308. Residency.

23-3.1-309. Tax exemption.

23-3.1-310. Job retraining cash fund - repeal. (Repealed)

23-3.1-311. Achieving a better life experience (ABLE) savings program - establishment - authority - powers - duties.

PART 1

ADMINISTRATION OF PROGRAM

Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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