Full-Time Employment. For purposes of this regulation, “full-time employment” means employment for at least 35 hours per week. Use of Scholarship. A scholarship shall be used solely for education expenses to attend an eligible institution. As a precondition of receiving a scholarship, a recipient shall provide a promissory note and shall enter into a written agreement with the Commission, in the form and manner prescribed by the Office, requiring the recipient to: Earn credit as a full-time or part-time student; Complete the cybersecurity program for which the recipient received the scholarship; and Perform the service obligation described in §D of this regulation. Service Obligation. For each semester that the recipient receives a scholarship, the recipient shall, for the time period specified in this section: Maintain full-time employment in the State in the cybersecurity field for a: Local educational agency; Public high school; Community college; or A unit of State, county, city or municipal government; or Teach full-time in the State in an education program that is directly relevant to cybersecurity in a: Public high school; or Community college. A full-time student shall perform the service obligation for 6 months for each semester the student received the scholarship. A part-time student shall perform the service obligation for 3 months for each semester the student received the scholarship. Regardless of whether a recipient was enrolled as a full-time student or part-time student, the work obligation for the recipient shall not exceed 3 years for full-time employment.