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Georgia has had a similar program since 1993. It's not necessarily 100% for everybody, but it is for some since it's merit-based. Otherwise, covers something li
by talmand 10y ago
Georgia has had a similar program since 1993. It's not necessarily 100% for everybody, but it is for some since it's merit-based. Otherwise, covers something like 80% to 90%, or so, of the tuition. It's been a while since I've read anything on it so I don't know the current state of the program.
- neuromantik8086 10y agoIf your grades slip too much though, it goes away- hence the saying "Don't lose HOPE" (I didn't go to school in Georgia though and only heard this secondhand through a colleague).