Bright Futures

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Bright Futures is a Florida state-funded scholarship program that provides merit-based financial aid to eligible high school graduates attending in-state colleges and universities.

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instanceOf scholarship program ⓘ
state-funded financial aid program ⓘ
administeredBy Florida Department of Education ⓘ
Office of Student Financial Assistance ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Program ⓘ
appliesTo eligible private institutions in Florida ⓘ
public colleges in Florida ⓘ
public universities in Florida ⓘ
appliesToJurisdiction Florida ⓘ
awardBasis academic merit ⓘ
career and technical education achievement ⓘ
benefits covers portion of tuition and fees ⓘ
renewable annually with continued eligibility ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
educationLevel undergraduate ⓘ
eligibilityCriteria Florida high school graduation ⓘ
Florida residency ⓘ
community service hours ⓘ
completion of required high school coursework ⓘ
minimum high school GPA ⓘ
minimum standardized test scores ⓘ
financialAidType merit-based aid ⓘ
fundedBy State of Florida ⓘ
fundingSource Florida Lottery revenues ⓘ
hasComponent Florida Academic Scholars ⓘ
Florida Medallion Scholars ⓘ
Gold Seal CAPE Scholars ⓘ
Gold Seal Vocational Scholars ⓘ
inceptionPeriod late 1990s ⓘ
language English ⓘ
legislatedBy Florida Legislature ⓘ
provides scholarship funding ⓘ
tuition assistance ⓘ
purpose encourage students to attend Florida institutions ⓘ
increase access to higher education for Florida residents ⓘ
reward academic achievement ⓘ
regionServed State of Florida ⓘ
renewalCriteria completion of a minimum number of credit hours per year ⓘ
minimum postsecondary GPA ⓘ
requires FAFSA completion for some award years ⓘ
enrollment in eligible Florida postsecondary institution ⓘ
targetPopulation Florida high school graduates ⓘ
students attending in-state colleges ⓘ
students attending in-state universities ⓘ
website https://www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org ⓘ

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