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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Eligibility
- Is there a searchable list of eligible frontline workers or essential industries?
- Do I need to have worked in Michigan to be eligible?
- I worked as a frontline worker in an essential industry between April 1 - June 30, 2020, but I've changed jobs since or/I've been laid off. Do I still qualify?
- I worked in a home-based child care between April 1-June 30,2020. Even though I didn't leave my home for work, am I still eligible?
- What is an "essential industry" or "frontline worker"?
- Who is eligible for the Futures for Frontliners-High School Completion pathway?
- Once actively participating, how does an applicant maintain eligibility?
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Child Care
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Funding and Costs
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Leave of Absence
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Schools & Training Programs
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Scholarship Renewal
- What if I move out of state while I am a Futures for Frontliners scholarship participant?
- What are the requirements for maintaining eligibility?
- What if I earned a certificate or credential as a Futures for Frontliners scholarship participant and want to pursue my associate degree after?
- How long can I keep the scholarship?
- What if I want to transfer schools?
We’re in this with you. If you have questions, email LEO-HSEtoSchool@michigan.gov.