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State of Michigan
Michigan Competitive Scholarship
The Michigan Competitive Scholarship is one of the State of Michigan’s oldest programs supporting students who demonstrate both need and merit. This renewable scholarship awards up to $1,300.
Eligibility -
Must take the ACT by December of high school senior year -
Must have a qualifying ACT score (normally a sum total of 90 of all four test components—but can vary each year) -
File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) by February 14th for first priority consideration (Students can apply at www.fafsa.ed.gov or use a paper FAFSA) -
Demonstrate financial need at the first choice Michigan college listed on the FAFSA
To Renew -
Must complete the FAFSA annually by February 14th for first priority consideration -
Must demonstrate need at the first choice Michigan college listed on the FAFSA -
Must make satisfactory academic progress based on Office of Financial Aid standards and maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.0 at the end of each school year -
Students may receive up to ten full-time semesters of Michigan Competitive Scholarship -
Students must utilize scholarship eligibility within ten years of high school graduation
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