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Alaska Performance Scholarship
Governor Parnell proposed the Alaska Performance Scholarship (APS) in 2010 as an invitation to excellence, extended to Alaska students, parents, and educators. The APS is a merit-based scholarship that provides an opportunity for any future Alaska high school graduate who meets a core set of requirements to receive funding to pursue college and/or career training in Alaska.
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Alaska's hardest-working students can earn up to $4,755 a year. To qualify, students must take a specific, rigorous high school curriculum; earn a minimum 2.5 GPA; and do well on a college or career-readiness exam.
Three award levels are offered. Qualified students need only complete the FAFSA to apply.
For more information and specific requirements go to APS.alaska.gov
Administered by: AK Commission on Postsecondary Education
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Eligibility appeals for 2011
For 2011 ONLY, if your student was deemed ineligible for the Alaska Performance Scholarship because of missing test scores, you do not need to complete the Appeal Process Form below. Instead, submit the official test scores to the ASD Assessment and Evaluation Department. For more information, contact them at 742-4420. See the documents and link below for additional information.
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