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Oklahoma's Promise (Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program) is sponsored by Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. This early commitment financial aid program covers tuition and other college costs for eligible Oklahoma students who meet specific income, academic, and conduct criteria. The scholarship can be used to cover tuition, living expenses, books, and supplies.
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Oklahoma's Promise | Oklahoma College Tuition Scholarship Make the grades | Stay out of trouble | Earn college tuition Oklahoma students from qualifying families can earn a college tuition scholarship — apply any time from grades 8-11 through Dec. 31 of your senior year, keep your grades up, and graduate ready.
HB 1727 Teacher eligibility Children of certified Oklahoma public school teachers employed for at least 10 years may qualify at higher income levels. Need to upload documents? Need to upload documents?
Don’t forget: Your application isn’t complete until all documents are submitted. Upload Required Paperwork What is Oklahoma's Promise? A tuition scholarship that keeps its promise Oklahoma's Promise offers qualified Oklahoma students an opportunity to earn a scholarship for college tuition.
Created in 1992 by the Legislature to help more Oklahoma families send their children to college, the program is administered by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Created by the Oklahoma Legislature as the Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program. At Oklahoma colleges, universities, and technology centers.
Cumulative tuition benefits paid to Oklahoma students and families. Oklahoma students who made the grades and earned their scholarship. Children of certified Oklahoma public school teachers employed at least 10 years may qualify under special income provisions, at higher income levels.
See full eligibility requirements → Applicants must be Oklahoma residents enrolled in 8th through 12th grade whose family's adjusted gross income does not exceed the program limits. Applications must be submitted by Dec. 31 of the student's senior year, and all applications must be submitted prior to their official high school graduation date.
Must live and attend school in Oklahoma Family AGI under $60K-$80K depending on household size Apply before Dec. 31 of the 12th grade year. All applications must be received before the student graduates from high school.
Maintain GPA and no disqualifying offenses Special income provisions Special provisions may apply to families outside standard income limits: Children of a certified public classroom teacher employed in Oklahoma for a minimum of 10 years. Children adopted from certain Oklahoma court-ordered custody and children in the custody of court-appointed legal guardians.
Taxable Social Security benefits based on the death or disability of the student's parent(s). See full special income provisions → 8th–11th graders — recommended deadline 12th graders — electronic submission or postmark required. All applications must be received prior to the student's official date of high school graduation.
Have you moved or changed schools? Update your contact information Teacher eligibility provisions Children of 10-year teachers may qualify The application is at OKcollegestart. org — Oklahoma's free college planning tool.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Oklahoma residents attending public or private high schools or being home-schooled, with family income not exceeding $60,000 at the time of enrollment (higher thresholds for larger families). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Oklahoma's Promise (Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program) is funded by Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Oklahoma. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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