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A student who is receiving a Florida Bright Futures Scholarship and discontinues his/her education to enlist in the United States Armed Forces must commence the remainder of the renewal period upon the date of separation from active duty. To reinstate the scholarship, the student must: •
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Full-time students are required to earn at least 24 credit hours (prorated for half-time or three-quarter students), in order to renew their award at the end of the spring term. The chart below outlines the credit hour requirement. Credit Hours Earned Criteria for All Bright Futures Programs.
All Bright Futures recipients are required to meet minimum credit hour and GPA requirements in order to renew their award each year. Students enrolled full time for both semesters are required to earn at least 24 semester hours in order to renew their award at the end of each academic year.
Once disbursed program funds, the Bright Futures Scholarship will renew automatically each year (up to the scholarship limit) if the student maintains renewal requirements. An annual FFAA is not required to be submitted to renew the Bright Futures Scholarship. General Requirements.
The annual renewal process requires Florida State University to report a student's GPA and hours earned to the Office of Student Financial Assistance at the Florida Department of Education who then determine whether renewal eligibility has been met.
All Bright Futures recipients are required to meet minimum credit hour and GPA requirements to renew their award each year. Students enrolled full time for both semesters are required to earn at least 24 semester hours in order to renew their award at the end of each academic year.