<p>well ive posted in two other threads and no replies.. </p>
<p>thanks in advanced!
heres my question: </p>
<p>if u dont list your high school in your test registration, then you cant qualify for those state scholarships right? or what is it that happens?
[like for instance, florida bright futures scholarships which is state regulated] thanks!</p>
<p>I dont think thats true. I live in the Palm Beaches and i have friends who did list some schools outside FL but later applied to UMiami. They got the Bright Futures Scholarship at full tution. As long as you apply to a Florida school (state or private) you have a chance to get the scholarship if you are eligible.</p>
<p>Does anyone know if Bright Futures will be accepting the old SAT scores from Seniors graduating next year 2006?</p>
<p>No they will not accept old scores to my knowledge.</p>
<p>"I dont think thats true. I live in the Palm Beaches and i have friends who did list some schools outside FL but later applied to UMiami. They got the Bright Futures Scholarship at full tution. As long as you apply to a Florida school (state or private) you have a chance to get the scholarship if you are eligible."</p>
<p>lol.. no thats not what i asked.. i asked if .. you dont list your high school in the test registration.. i'm applying to UF... but ive heard that if you dont list your high school so that they could receive your act scores, you arent eligible for state funded scholarships... is this true or not? please guys!</p>
<p>That's such an obscure question, I think the best way to get the answer would be to call the Bright Futures Scholarship (or whichever scholarship you're applying for) and ask them. Also, try the ACT people. I doubt anyone here will know for sure...</p>
<p>Is there a reason you didn't list you school? Maybe if you call the ACT folks they can add it to your record...</p>