Out of state tuition

[LAMSUFAN]

what's the ACT and GPA to get this waived?

 

[BCash]

...I had a 3.8 coming out of HS and a 26 ACT and it got waived. I'm sure if you have a 3.5 it'll bet waived OR probably a 24 on the ACT. I'm just guessing though. If your parents went to State, it gets cut by half no matter your GPA/ACT I believe.

 

[mstatefan88]

Core excludes any foreign language you took along with band, PE, and other classes that aren't youre main classes.

 

[The Byrne Center]

It is an out of state tuition "scholarship." A student needs a 24 ACT or 1090 SAT and a 3.0 cumulative gpa. They need to be accepted prior to feb 1 and have the scholarship resume submitted. Everything is on the admissions website.

 

[mstatefan88]

They told me none of my foreign languages counted, and none of my PE or band classes counted either. That was straight from the admissions office when I called them to get clarification on the issue. </p>

 

[RT23]

You must have a 26 on your ACT. Im not sure of the GPA requirements, but Im pretty sure you have to sustain a 3.0 or 3.5 once enrolled to keep the out of state waived.

Surely they havent lowered the requirements since then.</p>

 

[LAMSUFAN]

Is it an either or? Or do you need both? I made a 25 on the ACT but I don't know what my exact GPA is yet.

 

[bluelightstar]

24 ACT/3.0 scholarship GPA

 

[mstateglfr]

You just needed a 26 or higher on your ACT for MSU to welcome your smart self at a discount.

I cant believe that would lower it even more than that.

 

[goindhoo]

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[LAMSUFAN]

thanks

 

[The Byrne Center]

It went to a 24 and 3.0 cumulative 3 years ago. It's worth $24000 over 4 years. We are one of the only schools with an out of state package that is this significant.

 

[RT23]

I know how significant it is. Since I came one point short at that time, it kind of pisses me off to know that I would've gotten out of state waived easily if I would have been 5 years younger.

 

[youngster]

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