Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri high school students will have to score a little higher on the ACT exam in the future to receive the state's main merit
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- Missouri high school students will have to score a little higher on the ACT exam in the future to receive the state's main merit
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri high school students will have to score a little higher on the ACT exam in the future to receive the state's main merit-based college scholarship. The state higher education department said Wednesday that the ACT score needed to receive the maximum $3,000 from the Bright Flight scholarship will increase from 31 to 32 for high school students graduating in 2023.
A Missouri statewide scholarship could be harder for students to get due to eligibility changes.
Missouri high school students will have to score higher on the ACT to get the state's Bright Flight scholarship in coming years.
Missouri high school students will have to score a little higher on the ACT exam in the future to receive the state's main merit-based college scholarship.