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Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship - Vimarsana News

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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Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship - Vimarsana News

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-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.

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Bright Flight Scholarship eligibility changes for 2023 - Vimarsana News

Bright Flight Scholarship eligibility changes for 2023

A Missouri statewide scholarship could be harder for students to get due to eligibility changes.

Missouri raises the ACT score needed to receive a top college scholarship - Vimarsana News

Missouri raises the ACT score needed to receive a top college scholarship

Missouri high school students will have to score higher on the ACT to get the state's Bright Flight scholarship in coming years.

Source: kbia.org
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Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship - Vimarsana News

Missouri raises ACT score needed for top college scholarship

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.

Source: kshb.com