State Technical College of Missouri
Missouri Higher Education Academic Scholarship Program (Bright Flight, Maximum $3,000 Award). To be eligible for a Bright Flight award, a high school senior must have a composite score on the American College Testing Program (ACT) or the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) in the top three (3) percent of all Missouri students taking those tests. Students who score in the top five (5) percent may also qualify, contingent upon sufficient funding. Actual award amounts will be determined based upon students’ test scores and the amount of funds allocated.
Missouri Returning HEROES’ Education Act. Students who served in armed combat after September 11, 2001 and were a Missouri resident at the time of entry into the military may qualify for reduced tuition of $50 per credit hour. The student must have served in a combat zone designated by the U.S. Department of Defense and have been honorably discharged from active duty to receive the reduced tuition rate. The student must maintain a 2.500 cumulative GPA and be enrolled in classes required for their degree or certificate to remain eligible for this waiver. Other financial aid will be considered to determine student’s eligibility. Students who believe they are eligible for this waiver must submit Member Copy 4 of their DD 214 to the Office of Financial Aid.
ADDITIONAL GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS
Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). This program provides funding to meet college expenses. Eligibility is determined on an individual basis and reflects current economic circumstances of the applicant. Persons who have been terminated or laid-off should contact the nearest Missouri Career Center to apply.
Trade Adjustment Act (TAA) - Training Rehabilitation Act (TRA). Assistance is available for unemployed adults who have been laid-off due to factory closings. Full or partial college expenses may be funded if eligibility is determined. Information is available through the nearest Missouri Career Center.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services. The Vocational Resource Educator at State Technical College of Missouri administers vocational rehabilitation (VR) services designed to help citizens with physical or mental disabilities. Vocational rehabilitation services are provided through the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, part of the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. The program is supported by federal and state funds. Call (866) 661-9106 for more information. VR offices are located throughout the state in order to provide convenient service to clients.
NOTE: State and/or Federal funded programs may be subject to change without prior notice. INTERNAL TUITION WAIVERS PROVIDED BY STATE TECHNICAL COLLEGE OF MISSOURI
All grade point averages must be calculated on, or converted to, a 4.000 scale. Students will be given the highest single tuition waiver for which they qualify. All tuition waivers will be divided equally over the fall and spring semesters of eligibility unless otherwise noted. Additional awards may be given on an individual basis at the discretion of the State Technical College of Missouri Scholarship Committee. All tuition waivers are non- transferable. It should also be noted that all internal awards are waivers of tuition. Outside funding available to the student will take precedence over the college tuition waiver. Tuition waivers may not exceed tuition in any semester and may be reduced at the discretion of State Technical College of Missouri. Awards are given to State Technical College of Missouri full-time, degree seeking students only. Unless otherwise noted, priority deadline for tuition waivers is May 1 for fall enrollment and December 1 for spring enrollment. However, applications will be accepted until 30 days prior to the start of the semester and will be based on the availability of funds. The application for tuition waivers is available in the Office of Financial Aid and Office of Admissions.
President’s Waiver. ($2,000 Award) This waiver is awarded to first time entering college freshmen. The student must rank in the top 15 percent of his/her high school class and have a composite score of 28 or higher on the enhanced ACT or have a COMPASS test basic skills average score in the 97th percentile. This tuition waiver is applied at the rate of $1,000 per year for those students who achieve and maintain a cumulative GPA of 3.800.
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