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What are the requirements to claim and use the 21st Century Scholarship?

&#8211; Graduate from a state-accredited Indiana high school. – Graduate from high school with a cumulative GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. – Earn at least a Core 40 or Indiana Diploma (Class of 2029 and beyond). – Complete all 12 h i gh school Scholar Success Program requirements and track them in ScholarTrack by high school graduation. – Apply to and be admitted to an eligible Indiana college, university or proprietary school as a high school senior. – Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (<a href="https://studentaid.gov/" data-uw-rm-

What should I do if I change schools or my contact information changes?

You must receive notifications and updates from the 21st Century Scholars program to ensure you’re on track to complete your requirements in high school and college. Scholars can update their information in their ScholarTrack account at ScholarTrack.IN.gov .

What if my household income changes between the time I enrolled in the 21st Century Scholars program and the time I graduate from high school?

The state will complete a financial means test prior to your first year of college enrollment to determine how much state aid you are eligible to receive. To maintain the scholarship, Scholars must be members of households that meet the Indiana Choice Scholarship eligibility requirements and be enrolled in the 21st Century Scholarship. This amount changes for each graduating class For more information, check out the corresponding one-pager for each graduating class in the materials library .

I believe I may have broken the Scholar Pledge. Is it my responsibility to report this potential pledge violation?

Yes. A Scholar student and/or his or her parent must report potential pledge violations to the program as soon as they become aware of the violation. Learn more about pledge violations here . Potential pledge violations should be reported to [email protected] or to: Indiana Commission for Higher Education ATTN: Financial Aid Support Center 101 West Ohio, Suite 300 Indianapolis, IN 46204.