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What is the Michigan Achievement Skills Scholarship?
Starting with the class of 2023, high school graduates and those who complete a high school equivalency, will be eligible for more financial aid from the state.
For students interested in enrolling with an eligible career training program, the Michigan Achievement Scholarship program offers a Skills Scholarship that provides up to $2,000, per year, for up to two years.
Students who graduate from the Skills Scholarship could still be eligible to attend a College or University and pursue an associate degree, bachelor’s degree, or skill certificate with the Michigan Achievement Scholarship.
Search for your question or use one of the below categories to find the frequently asked questions for the Michigan Achievement Skills Scholarship.
We’re here to help! If you have other questions, you may contact MI Student Aid at 888-447-2687 or mistudentaid@michigan.gov.
You can also be the first to hear when more information becomes available when you sign-up for updates.
The Michigan Department of Treasury is not affiliated with National Merit Scholarship Corporation or its registered trademarks National Achievement®, Achievement Scholarship®, or Achievement Scholar®.