'40 acres and a mule' for the 21st century.

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Georgia has a good program by the way - it's called the HOPE Scholarship. Any student, regardless of race or family income, who graduates high school with a 3.0 GPA and maintains it during college has tuition paid for as well as a book stipend and fee stipend. It's paid for by the state lottery. Of course, if they tried to include full book cost as well as boarding costs it would go under because it would over double the cost, so boarding wouldn't be a good idea to cover.

That's dumb, I think the college GPA is a lot more relevant than the HS GPA. Of course I might be a bit biased since I had a much higher college GPA than HS GPA.

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Georgia has a good program by the way - it's called the HOPE Scholarship. Any student, regardless of race or family income, who graduates high school with a 3.0 GPA and maintains it during college has tuition paid for as well as a book stipend and fee stipend. It's paid for by the state lottery. Of course, if they tried to include full book cost as well as boarding costs it would go under because it would over double the cost, so boarding wouldn't be a good idea to cover.

That's dumb, I think the college GPA is a lot more relevant than the HS GPA. Of course I might be a bit biased since I had a much higher college GPA than HS GPA.

Look closer - one must maintain their 3.0 during college. Every 30 credit hours completed and at the end of every Spring semester you are re-eveluated for HOPE, and you can lose it, keep it, or get it back depending on your situation.

The way you described it before, it seemed like a 3.0 HS GPA was required.