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MO HB594
Bill
Status
1/21/2015
Primary Sponsor
Joshua Peters
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AI Summary
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Creates the Missouri Promise Scholarship Program administered by the Coordinating Board for Higher Education to cover tuition and mandatory fees for Missouri residents pursuing associate's degrees, certificates, or diplomas at eligible two-year or four-year institutions
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Requires recipients to enroll full-time in the fall term after high school graduation, complete FAFSA annually, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and participate in mentoring and community service programs
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Limits scholarship eligibility to 2.5 years from initial enrollment or until earning a certificate, diploma, or associate degree; caps awards at four-year institutions to the average cost of public two-year institution tuition
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Excludes students participating in the A+ Schools Program from eligibility and diverts state financial aid previously authorized for WGU-Missouri (Executive Order 13-04) to fund this program
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Establishes the Missouri Promise Scholarship Fund in the state treasury and includes a 6-year sunset provision requiring legislative reauthorization
Legislative Description
Establishes the Missouri Promise Scholarship Program
Last Action
Withdrawn (H)
2/18/2015