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How to apply
Submit MAAPP, admission letter, two proofs of residence, contract/promissory note and loan certification.
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Geographic coverage
Mississippi
- MS
What it offers
Up to maximum public tuition and fees, prorated by dedication
Award amount or benefit
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Who it is for
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Published eligibility requirements
One year of state residency, 3.0 GPA, and admission to JSU, MUW, USM, or Ole Miss. Full or partial enrollment in the approved program is admitted.
Income requirements
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Academic requirements & grade level
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Residency requirements
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FAFSA requirements
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Citizenship restrictions, if applicable
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Documents requested
admission letter Two proofs of residence Contract/promissory note Private Loan Self-Certification
Renewal information
Up to two years full-time or three part-time. One year of public/state charter school professional service per funded year; Non-compliance implies refund, 5% penalty and interest.
Contact information
Not confirmed. Check with the official organization.
Sources & verification
Latest source review · Oct 8, 2026
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- Workbook primary source
- Mississippi Office of State Financial Aid — official program
- Application source
- Verification status
- Verified
- Last verification
- Oct 8, 2026
- Added to this catalog
- Oct 8, 2026
- Last updated
- Oct 8, 2026
- Original resource ID
- BTL-0247
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