Answer: Primary or secondary education as determined under State law and provided in a day nonresidential school, including parochial schools, OR higher-education institutions that meet all the following criteria: Admit students or persons having a high school diploma or equivalent; Are legally authorized to provide education beyond a secondary level; Award a bachelor’s degree or a 2-year degree that is acceptable as full credit toward bachelor's degree or provides at least a 1-year training program to prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation; and o Are accredited by a nationally recognized agency or association (as determined by the Secretary of Education). Educational facilities that meet the above criteria are eligible without regard to their religious character or use for religious instruction
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