B. A corporation, in furtherance of a student loan program, shall have the power to:

1. 1. Determine the nature of student loan programs for eligible students or their parents for which the corporation will issue bonds.
2. 2. Enter into contracts for any or all student loan program purposes.
3. 3. Enter into contracts for the origination, administration or servicing of student loans.
4. 4. Designate a particular qualified educational institution or institutions, or eligible lender or lenders, as its agent for accomplishing its purposes.
5. 5. Make loans with proceeds of the sale of its bonds to any eligible student, any parent of an eligible student, any educational institution or any eligible lender in accordance with an agreement between the corporation and other parties. The agreements may provide that the proceeds of any loan made to an educational institution or eligible lender shall be used by the educational institution or eligible lender to purchase, originate or make loans only to or for the benefit of eligible students attending designated qualified educational institutions, or to the parents of those students.
6. 6. Acquire, purchase and make commitments to purchase student loans with proceeds of the sale of its bonds from any educational institution or eligible lender in accordance with an agreement between the corporation and other parties. The agreement may provide that the student loans be made only to or for the benefit of eligible students attending designated educational institutions, or to the parents of those students.
7. 7. Receive and accept from any public agency or any other source loans, grants, guarantees or insurance with respect to student loans and student loan programs.
8. 8. Establish guidelines governing the actions of qualified educational institutions and eligible lenders participating in the corporation's student loan program.
9. 9. Perform any acts incidental to and that it deems necessary to execute the powers listed in this article.

C. Except as provided in subsection D of this section, a corporation shall not issue bonds to finance student loans pursuant to this article unless the corporation has approved a plan for the student loan program to be financed by the bonds and has submitted the plan for review and approval by the state program representative pursuant to section 35-773. A corporation shall follow the plan as submitted and approved except for insubstantial deviations determined by the corporation's board of directors to be necessary for the successful issuance of the bonds and establishment and operation of the program. The plan submitted to the state program representative must establish at least the following:

1. 1. The criteria for participation in the program by educational institutions, eligible lenders and eligible students.
2. 2. The general terms of the student loans and the program.
3. 3. Any other information reasonably requested by the state program representative.

D. A corporation may issue bonds without approving a plan or submitting a plan for review and approval to the state program representative if the issuance is for either:

1. 1. Refunding bonds, the proceeds of which are exclusively used to refund bonds previously issued pursuant to this article.
2. 2. Additional bonds issued under the same governing documents and secured on the same basis as bonds described in a plan previously approved by the corporation and reviewed and approved by the state program representative if the additional bonds are rated in the "A" category or better, without regard to modifiers within the "A" category, by a nationally recognized bond rating agency.