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breebreebran
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I'm a senior in high school right now.
My guidance counselor called me into his office and he told me that I'm graduating in the top 20% of my class and my overall GPA from all four years of being there is 3.5.
So he told me that I'm eligible for a scholarship and I should consider applying for it. Which would mean I have to take a test and then if I pass it, on top of being in the top 20% and my gpa, I would be awarded a scholarship which would pay full tuition per semester
And as long as I was enrolled full time in honors classes and maintained a 3.5 GPA they would continue to pay for a semester.
But that can't be easy right? Or else they wouldn't be paying a full tuition.
So I don't know how realistic that would be for me.
The only honors classes I've taken in high school were honors chemistry and honors physics.
They didn't feel any different than a normal class.
Any opinions?
My guidance counselor called me into his office and he told me that I'm graduating in the top 20% of my class and my overall GPA from all four years of being there is 3.5.
So he told me that I'm eligible for a scholarship and I should consider applying for it. Which would mean I have to take a test and then if I pass it, on top of being in the top 20% and my gpa, I would be awarded a scholarship which would pay full tuition per semester
And as long as I was enrolled full time in honors classes and maintained a 3.5 GPA they would continue to pay for a semester.
But that can't be easy right? Or else they wouldn't be paying a full tuition.
So I don't know how realistic that would be for me.
The only honors classes I've taken in high school were honors chemistry and honors physics.
They didn't feel any different than a normal class.
Any opinions?