Out-of-State High School Academic Evaluation Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships - Georgia (United States)

Out-of-State Academic Evaluation Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships is a legal document that was released by the Georgia Student Finance Commission - a government authority operating within Georgia (United States).

FAQ

Q: What is an Out-of-State High School Academic Evaluation?
A: An Out-of-State High School Academic Evaluation is a process that evaluates the academic qualifications of students who completed high school outside of Georgia.

Q: What are the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships?
A: Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships are merit-based scholarships offered to Georgia residents to help cover the cost of college education.

Q: Who is eligible for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships?
A: Georgia residents who meet certain academic requirements are eligible for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships.

Q: What are the academic requirements for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships?
A: To be eligible for the Hope Scholarship, a student must have a 3.0 GPA. For the Zell Miller Scholarship, a student must have a 3.7 GPA and a minimum SAT/ACT score.

Q: Can out-of-state students qualify for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships?
A: Yes, out-of-state students may qualify for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships if they meet certain criteria, including the Out-of-State High School Academic Evaluation.

Q: How can students apply for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships?
A: Students can apply for the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and meeting the academic requirements.

Q: What expenses do the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships cover?
A: The Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships cover tuition, mandatory fees, and a book allowance.

Q: Are the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships renewable?
A: Yes, the Hope and Zell Miller Scholarships are renewable for a certain number of credit hours or semesters as long as the student maintains the required GPA.