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Zell Miller Scholarship Academic Eligibility Requirements as an entering freshman at an eligible college or university in Georgia (after high school graduation or home study completion) Meet the following criteria: Graduate with a minimum 3.7 calculated HOPE GPA. Earn a minimum of four full rigor credits from the Academic Rigor Course List.
- 4004.1. Citizenship.
- 4004.4. Satisfactory Academic Progress.
- 4004.6. Defaulted Loan or Refund Due.
- 4004.8. Incarceration.
- 4005.17.3. Military Service Request.
- 4005.18. Eligibility after Losing Zell Miller Scholarship at Two Checkpoints.
- 4006.1. Transient Coursework.
- 4006.3. Study Away Coursework.
- 4006.4. Board of Regents Test Preparation Coursework.
- 4006.6. Joint Enrollment and Dual Credit Enrollment Coursework.
- 1. Full-Time Awards.
- 2. Half-Time Awards.
- 4008.3. Awards Per School Term.
- 4008.4. Student Notification of Award.
- 4008.5. Effect of Other Aid on Zell Miller Scholarship Eligibility.
- 4010.1. Submission of Invoices.
- 4011.1. Calculation of Refunds.
- 4011.3. Emergency Military Duty.
- 4012.1. Term Reconciliation.
- 4012.2. Fiscal Year End Reconciliation.
- 4013.1. Length of Retention.
- 4013.2. Documentation.
- 4014. Administrative Reviews and Exceptions.
- 4014.1. Administrative Reviews.
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- D12Z
- 4015.1. Compliance Review Policy.
- 4015.3. Institutional Repayment.
1. A student must be a United States Citizen, born or naturalized, or an Eligible Non-Citizen according to the Federal Title IV Regulations, as of the first day of classes of the school term for which the Zell Miller Scholarship is sought. Employees of the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), their spouses, and their dependents are not exempt fr...
A student must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP), as defined and certified by his or her Eligible Postsecondary Institution. For state aid programs, Eligible Postsecondary Institutions may establish an appeal process for students with hours attempted prior to high school graduation or home study completion, including dual enrollment, AP...
A student must not be in default on a Federal Title IV or State of Georgia educational loan, or owe a refund due to an over-award on a Federal Title IV or State of Georgia student financial aid program, or in any other way be in violation of Federal Title IV Programs Regulations or State of Georgia student financial aid program regulations. A stude...
1. A student seeking a Degree from an Eligible Postsecondary Institution is ineligible for Zell Miller Scholarship payment while Incarcerated. Upon release from incarceration, such student may begin receiving Zell Miller Scholarship payments, if he or she meets all Zell Miller Scholarship eligibility requirements. Degree credit hours attempted whi...
2. A student that serves on active duty in the United States Armed Forces during the seven or ten year period after his or her high school graduation or Home Study completion may request that active duty period of military service be added to the eligibility limit.
1. A Zell Miller Scholarship recipient who has lost Zell Miller Scholarship Eligibility at two Checkpoints cannot regain Eligibility. A student must have been receiving the Zell Miller Scholarship to be considered as having lost the Zell Miller Scholarship. (The remainder of this page is intentionally blank.)
A Transient student is eligible to receive Zell Miller Scholarship payment if all other eligibility requirements are met. Both the Home Institution and the Host Institution must be Eligible Postsecondary Institutions. The Host Institution awards Zell Miller Scholarship funds to the Transient student based on certification of eligibility from the Ho...
A student Enrolled in a Matriculated status at an Eligible Postsecondary Institution is eligible to receive Zell Miller Scholarship payment while participating in a Study Away program. The Home Institution must have a written agreement with the institution (foreign or non-Eligible Postsecondary Institution) or a single written arrangement with a st...
1. A student seeking a Degree at a USG Eligible Postsecondary Institution who is required to participate in coursework to prepare for the Board of Regent’s Test (Examination) is eligible to receive Zell Miller Scholarship for such coursework. Credit hours attempted for such coursework must be counted as Attempted- Hours and included in the Combined...
A student is ineligible for Zell Miller Scholarship payment for Degree coursework attempted while participating in Joint Enrollment or Dual Credit Enrollment. Coursework attempted while participating in Joint Enrollment or Dual Credit Enrollment must not be counted as Attempted-Hours for a student who graduates as Zell Miller Scholarship Scholar.
The Zell Miller Scholarship award amounts per semester or quarter for a Full- Time student are provided below. Any approved changes to the state scholarship or grant award amounts become effective beginning with the Fall term. A student who meets all eligibility requirements may receive payment for three semesters or four quarters for the Award Yea...
The Zell Miller Scholarship award amounts per semester or quarter for a Half- Time student are provided below. Any approved changes to the state scholarship or grant award amounts become effective beginning with the Fall term. A student who meets all eligibility requirements may receive payment for three semesters or four quarters for the Award Yea...
The Zell Miller Scholarship is available to students for the standard school terms of Summer, Fall, and Spring semesters or Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring quarters. An Eligible Postsecondary Institution may combine mini-terms or modules to form the equivalent of a standard semester or quarter. An Eligible Postsecondary Institution may offer Non-S...
An Eligible Postsecondary Institution must notify each Zell Miller Scholarship recipient of the amount of Zell Miller Scholarship funds he or she is awarded for the Award Year and identify such funds as a Zell Miller Scholarship award. A student who wishes to decline a Zell Miller Scholarship award must do so actively. The Eligible Postsecondary In...
Zell Miller Scholarship funds can only be applied to Tuition, not other expenses such as room and board. If a student is receiving student financial aid from a source other than the Zell Miller Scholarship and such aid is required by the donor to be applied to the student’s Tuition, then the student’s Zell Miller Scholarship award must be reduced b...
Invoices must be submitted through GSFC’s online invoicing system, Scholarship Up-to-date Records for Electronic Reporting (SURFER), processed, and approved by GSFC by the Invoicing Deadline Date as established by GSFC. Each invoice submitted by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution must include Enrolled-Hours, Paid-Hours, Learning Support hours a...
If a student officially withdraws, drops out, drops hours, is expelled, or otherwise fails to complete a period of Enrollment, and is entitled to a refund, a portion of such refund may need to be returned to the Zell Miller Scholarship fund. A student is ineligible for the Zell Miller Scholarship for coursework from which he or she totally withdrew...
A student who is a member of the United States Armed Forces, National Guard, or Military Reserve Forces receiving funds from the Zell Miller Scholarship Program who is called to emergency military duty during a school term that is already in progress should not have his or her Zell Miller Scholarship eligibility negatively impacted. If the Eligible...
Eligible Postsecondary Institutions must conduct a Term Reconciliation by the end of each term. A Term Reconciliation consists of an official acknowledgement by an authorized school official, through SURFER that the number of students submitted for payment, amount invoiced, the number of invoices paid and amount disbursed by GSFC to the Eligible Po...
Eligible Postsecondary Institutions must conduct the Fiscal Year End Reconciliation consisting of an official acknowledgement by an authorized school official, through SURFER verifying, student by student, the accuracy of each invoice submitted by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution with respect to the student’s Enrolled-Hours, Paid-Hours, Learn...
An Eligible Postsecondary Institution shall maintain accurate records, books, documents and other evidence concerning the Zell Miller Scholarship Program, including, but not limited to individual student files for whichever is longer: Three years after the Award Year in which the aid was awarded; or For such other period as required by an applicabl...
Documentation contained within an individual student file or record, which supports the original determination of a student’s eligibility, must be retained by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution and available for review by GSFC on the Eligible Postsecondary Institution’s campus, located within the State of Georgia, for at least three calendar ye...
1. As provided by this section, a student may request an Administrative Review of the application of a Zell Miller Scholarship rule, policy or regulation if the student believes such rule, policy or regulation was incorrectly or improperly applied or a student may request an Exception to a Zell Miller Scholarship rule, policy or regulation if there...
The Zell Miller Scholarship regulations are applied to each student considered for Zell Miller Scholarship funds by appropriate officials of Eligible Postsecondary Institutions and by the administrative staff of GSFC. If a student believes a Zell Miller Scholarship rule or regulation was incorrectly applied in his or her case, the student has the r...
If the basis of the request is the diagnosis of or presence of a learning disability.
If the basis of an Exception request is to have a student’s postsecondary grade(s), as determined by the student’s postsecondary institution, forgiven or altered by the Board of Commissioners. If the basis of the request is student data submitted to GSFC by a student’s high school for purposes of determining the student’s eligibility for a Zell Mil...
In the event it is determined that an Eligible Postsecondary Institution knowingly, or through error, certified an ineligible student to be eligible for Zell Miller Scholarship, the amount of such scholarship shall be refunded by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution to GSFC. GSFC may suspend an Eligible Postsecondary Institution from receiving Ze...
In the event it is determined that an Eligible Postsecondary Institution knowingly, or through error, certified an ineligible student to be eligible for Zell Miller Scholarship, the amount of such scholarship shall be refunded by the Eligible Postsecondary Institution to GSFC. GSFC may suspend an Eligible Postsecondary Institution from receiving Ze...
2023-24 UGA HOPE Award Amounts. Basic HOPE and Zell Miller Scholarship Eligibility Requirements. You must be a resident of Georgia. You must be a citizen or eligible non-citizen to receive funding. You must be in a degree seeking program. You must be maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress.
Review Requirements. Application Process. To be considered for the Zell Miller Scholarship, you must complete the Georgia Tech Application for Scholarships and Financial Aid (GT App) AND either the FAFSA OR the Georgia Student Financial Aid Application (GSFAPPS) every year. Apply for Zell Miller. Zell Miller Award Amounts. 2023-2024.
7 de nov. de 2023 · The requirements for the Zell Miller Scholarship include the following: Georgia Residency: Must be a legal resident of the state of Georgia to be eligible for the Zell Miller Scholarship. High School Graduation: Must graduate from an eligible Georgia high school with a minimum 3.7 GPA and meet the required standardized test score(s).
4 de may. de 2023 · You must be a Georgia resident and graduate from an eligible high school with a minimum 3.7 GPA for the academic HOPE Scholarship or a minimum 3.0 GPA for the scholarship. You must also earn a minimum score of 1200 on the SAT or a minimum score of 26 on the ACT.
13 de ago. de 2020 · To be eligible for the Zell Miller Scholarship, you must meet the following requirements: Must complete an application - FAFSA or GSFAPPS. Meet US citizenship or eligible non-citizen requirements. Be registered with Selective Service, if required. Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress as defined by the college.
