Out of state scholarship chances?

Sorry! There are so many of these posts everywhere, but as someone who only sees really amazing scores on here (good job everyone! But I’m not a 4.0+ 34 ACT powerhouse) I feel a bit worried about my chances of receiving any grants or scholarships, however small.

In short, I’m wondering if anyone who’s sort of average, like me, has gotten money for the u of m, and what their stats were.

Here are mine (again, not the best, but not bad):
-Weighted GPA of 3.82 (but I have taken some APs, all of which I got 5s on)
-ACT of 31
-Treasurer of a student club for a few years, and
-50ish hours of volunteer work

I have some college fund money from my great-grandparents, but my family says they won’t help me pay for college past what I have, and since they make over 120k, I doubt I’ll get financial aid. So it’s really important to me to gauge whether or not there is a chance for me to get any money or not.
Any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!

Oh, also, I’m a resident of California, if that has any importance

Which UMN college are you applying to? There are six admitting colleges.

Oh, sorry, twin cities

What college at UMTC? There are six admitting colleges - business, science and engineering, liberal arts, bio, and so forth. You have to apply by college. What are you hoping to major in?

Edit - oops. There are seven including design, ag, and education.

College of Liberal arts

OK - 31 ACT is fine for CLA. Do you know your class rank?

Here are the stats by admitting college:

https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/academics/profile.html

Admissions dept’s look at unweighted not weighted grades so you should try to have a good idea of what your uw gpa is.

The best scholarship for OOS is the National which is around $10,000 per year. Tends to be correlated wtih invitations to the honors program. Here are the stats for that:

https://admissions.tc.umn.edu/honors/review.html

Good luck to you!

Your ACT is fine, your 5’s will transfer, and you may be eligible for work study.
The U is a huge school though - you might feel overwhelmed in the beginning, especially being so far from home. But it’s also (in my biased opinion) a very good school and very underrated - there are endless opportunities here, especially for research and engaging in student groups.
Good luck!