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1. okpromise.orgOklahoma's Promise

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   Oklahoma’s Promise allows eighth-, ninth-, 10th- and 11th-grade students from families meeting certain income requirements to earn a college or technology center tuition scholarship. Students must also meet academic and conduct requirements in high school.

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2. okpromise.org › college-faqOklahoma's Promise | College Student FAQ

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   Oklahoma's Promise encourages students to enroll full-time in order to graduate on time. However, it is not required. You can still receive your Oklahoma's Promise scholarship if you are enrolled part-time (but your five-year period of scholarship eligibility will not be extended).

3. okpromise.org › benefitsOklahoma's Promise | Scholarship Benefits

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   Oklahoma’s Promise allows eighth-, ninth-, 10th- and 11th-grade students from families meeting certain income requirements to earn a college or technology center tuition scholarship. Students must also meet academic and conduct requirements in high school.

4. oklahoma.gov › ok-promise-101Oklahoma’s Promise 101

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   • Conduct Standards
   • Applications
   • Keep in mind with the online application
   • Application Challenges
   • Legal Guardian
   • Students (cont.)
   • Good to Know
   • Program Completion
   • Will a class count?
   • Curriculum Reminders (from past seniors’ transcripts)
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   According to the OKPromise rules, “Students failing to comply with the agreement and program requirements shall not be eligible for awards. Compliance shall be verified by the local contact person upon a form provided by the OSRHE. Final verification of compliance shall be determined by the OSRHE.” Notify OKPromise as soon as possible, so that we c...

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   Ways to Apply Paper applications Download application from the website Online application www.okpromise.org Look for the Apply Now! button

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   Signatures are electronic and within the application (in the past there was a separate signature page that had to be submitted with income documentation) Income submittal document is not required but is very helpful when we are matching paperwork to the correct student’s application Click submit!

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   Collecting income documentation Incomplete applications Communication Blackboard messages Letter & e-mails Advertising

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   Documentation issued by a court of law authorizing legal guardianship is required No proof of income at the time of application

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    Undocumented Immigrant status – Students may enroll in OKPromise, however they must attain legal status before they will be eligible to receive awards in college.

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   Recommend the online application Suggest parents send all apps directly to OKPromise Remind them to expect a confirmation letter or e-mail Never assume a student is enrolled Lists available by e-mail anytime (okpromise@osrhe.edu) Student/parent isn’t going to apply or follow through with an incomplete application because of different plans followin...

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   Program Verification Curriculum Worksheet Transcript

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   Check “What HS Courses Count...” on the OKPromise website: www.okpromise.org. Is this considered a college-prep course? AP Classes Use caution with Computer Technology classes

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   Financial Literacy, Intermediate Algebra, Math of Finance and Tech Connect courses do not count toward the OKPromise curriculum. Current Events/Issues, International Problems, Problems of Democracy, Psychology and Sociology courses do not count as a “History or Citizenship Skills” course and may not be used for the OKPromise curriculum. Courses mus...

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   If you want to weight a course, the grading scale must be on the transcript so that we know how much weight to assign. Please send complete transcripts (missing 8th grade courses, missing semesters, missing HS courses, etc.) When a student has a borderline GPA, check to see if he has more courses than you need in a subject area; use the highest gra...

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   Students (& parents) sign an agreement if they change/drop/add a course that will affect their OKPromise. (Be sure all school personnel are on the same page.) Student is on track for OKPromise but decides to go into the military or attend college out of state after high school. -- Encourage the student to complete the OKPromise requirements to ha...

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   OKPromise students must meet the regular admission requirements in order to be eligible for the OKPromise award. Students on IEPs (language from website) “... to qualify for the scholarship, the core courses completed by the student must have the same academic content and be of the same academic rigor as the regular college preparatory core courses...

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   SAP = Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by the college in which they are enrolled Applies to ALL college OKP students whether they are receiving federal aid or not Contains both GPA rqmts and minimum standards for completing courses in which the student enrolls Any OKPromise student on financial aid suspension for failure to meet SAP, will ...

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5. www.uco.edu › admissions › aidUCO: Oklahoma's Promise

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   Today, Oklahoma’s Promise pays a student’s full tuition to attend a two-year college or four-year university if their family earns $60,000 or under per year and they meet all academic and conduct requirements.

6. go.okstate.edu › grants › oklahomas-promiseOklahoma's Promise FAQ - Oklahoma State University

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   We're committed to helping academically-eligible Oklahoma's Promise recipients achieve the dream of a college education at OSU. Oklahoma students in grades 8-11 can sign up to participate in the program, administered by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education (OSRHE).

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   Does Oklahoma's promise require a full-time student?

   • Oklahoma's Promise encourages students to enroll full-time in order to graduate on time. However, it is not required. You can still receive your Oklahoma's Promise scholarship if you are enrolled part-time (but your five-year period of scholarship eligibility will not be extended).

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   Does Oklahoma's promise pay full tuition?

   • Today, Oklahoma’s Promise pays a student’s full tuition to attend a two-year college or four-year university if their family earns $60,000 or under per year and they meet all academic and conduct requirements. Interested candidates can apply any time they’re enrolled in eighth, ninth, 10th or 11th grade.

   UCO: Oklahoma's Promise

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   Can I get the Oklahoma's Promise Award if I go to college?

   • Yes. Though you cannot receive the Oklahoma's Promise award for courses taken at an out-of-state college, you can receive the award if you later return to Oklahoma for college. However, your five years of eligibility will begin with your first semester of postsecondary education whether you receive Oklahoma's Promise or not.

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   Are Oklahoma's Promise students eligible for federal financial aid?

   • Oklahoma’s Promise students in college must meet the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements set by the college to be eligible to receive federal financial aid. This requirement applies to all Oklahoma’s Promise students, whether or not they are currently receiving federal financial aid.

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   What are the employment rates for Oklahoma's promise graduates?

   • Employment rates for Oklahoma’s Promise graduates were 89.2% versus 87.9% for nonparticipating Oklahoma resident graduates. Receiving an Oklahoma’s Promise scholarship is a multi-step process:

   UCO: Oklahoma's Promise

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   Does Oklahoma's promise cover tuition at OSU?

   • Once you graduate from high school, complete the curricular and conduct requirements for the program and meet the secondary income requirement, you will receive funding from Oklahoma's Promise to cover the cost of tuition at OSU.

   Oklahoma's Promise FAQ - Oklahoma State University

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8. www.okpromise.com › prospective-studentsOklahoma's Promise | Information for Prospective Students

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   Oklahoma’s Promise allows eighth-, ninth-, 10th- and 11th-grade students from families meeting certain income requirements to earn a college or technology center tuition scholarship. Students must also meet academic and conduct requirements in high school.