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Code · Montana · Title 20 — Education · Chapter 26 · Part 6

20-26-615. Eligibility requirements -- ineligibility.

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20-26-615 . Eligibility requirements -- ineligibility.
(1)To be eligible for the Montana STEM scholarship, a student must:
(a)be a Montana resident who graduated from a Montana high school with a cumulative grade point average of at least 3.25;
(b)be eligible for in-state tuition pursuant to the board's policies;
(c)have completed a rigorous college preparation program, including 4 years of mathematics and 3 years of science;
(d)be enrolled full time in at least 15 credit hours at a postsecondary institution in the fall semester immediately following the student's graduation from high school;
(e)be seeking the student's first certificate or 2-year or 4-year degree at a postsecondary institution; and
(f)have declared a STEM or health care major as the student's intended course of study.
(2)A student is ineligible for the Montana STEM scholarship if the student:
(a)has failed to meet the federal Title IV selective service registration requirements;
(b)is in default on a Title IV or state of Montana educational loan or owes a refund to a federal Title IV or state of Montana student financial aid program; or
(c)is incarcerated. A student may receive a Montana STEM scholarship upon release if the student meets all other eligibility requirements.
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