So I got the OOS tuition waiver in the mail
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I graduated with a 3.33 and a 27 on my ACT and I don't think I got offered anything. That may be because band got first crack at meto offer mea scholarship but I'm not sure.
My wife had a 4.06 GPA and got a 30 on the ACT, and got $10,000 a year. I had a friend who got $12,500 a year because she had a higher ACT score, but I'm not sureif that was the ceiling or how muchany of this haschanged since my wife and I got accepted almost 6 years ago.
My wife had a 4.06 GPA and got a 30 on the ACT, and got $10,000 a year. I had a friend who got $12,500 a year because she had a higher ACT score, but I'm not sureif that was the ceiling or how muchany of this haschanged since my wife and I got accepted almost 6 years ago.
I think I had to havea 28 when I was in school. I remember because I had to make at least that or I would not have been able to go to state.
You might find some small scholarships that you are elligible for but I wouldn't expect much on top of the OOS waiver.
You might find some small scholarships that you are elligible for but I wouldn't expect much on top of the OOS waiver.
I got my letter this past week too. I live in-state so I don't know how much it helps, but State offered me 26,000 over 4 years with a 4.0 GPA and 32 ACT, not including major-specific scholarships. That's current so hopefully that helps.</p>
Did the scoring for that evil test change?
MSU dropped the min standard? Big business, even in education. Gotta love it.
MSU dropped the min standard? Big business, even in education. Gotta love it.
It also depends on what department you're going into. I won't go into numbers, but a friend of mine with roughly equivalent high school marks was dumbfounded when she heard how much more I get from the engineering school than she gets from music. I know engineering gives relatively more and bigger scholarships than the average department; I don't know about any others.
If I remeber correctly, 25 may qualify but it may not get you anything. Best advice I can give is to go in and make the highest grades you can your first semester and then apply for departmental. If you can pull a 4.0 that first semester, I'd almost guarantee you can get more money then.
I overheard her conversation with the parents of a potential student.
So, I was curious. I made a 32 on the ACT back in my day, didn't get squat.
Times have changed.
It seems to be rather complex.
It depends on your major, your ACT score, your GPA/grade average, and some intangibles during the evaluation of your application.
In other words, there's not a simple answer, a simple formula.
My advice: Just throw in what you have, and hope for the best.
If you don't get what you need, go to JuCo for a couple of years, bust your ***, and reapply.
That is all.
RCD
So, I was curious. I made a 32 on the ACT back in my day, didn't get squat.
Times have changed.
It seems to be rather complex.
It depends on your major, your ACT score, your GPA/grade average, and some intangibles during the evaluation of your application.
In other words, there's not a simple answer, a simple formula.
My advice: Just throw in what you have, and hope for the best.
If you don't get what you need, go to JuCo for a couple of years, bust your ***, and reapply.
That is all.
RCD