I understand that the Directors of the Scholarship reserve the right to terminate a scholarship for what a majority believe to be academic incompetence, immorality, or unbecoming conduct by an Norman Maynard Ministerial scholarship recipient. Actions such as being placed on probation by the college or being expelled from school could potentially disqualify a recipient from an award. Additionally, any college or university, as an institution, could become ineligible should they lose accreditation or participate in actions that the Directors deem unethical, harmful, or otherwise against the beliefs and values of the Scholarship's mission. Should this situation arise, the Directors would work closely with any recipient to make reasonable decisions for their award and education opportunities. I understand that an award could be revoked at any time during the eligible school year should one of the following occur: a. Recipients' career goals change and is no longer pursuing a ministry related vocation. b. Recipient does not maintain a 3.0 average. c. Recipient transfers to a college other than the documented qualifying schools. d. Recipient is no longer considered "full-time".