The MiSSG High School Counselor Portal is your way to access data about the students at your school. Features include FAFSA completion, SAT score records, TIP eligibility rosters, student look-ups, and MCS qualifier lists. GO TO MISSG HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR POR
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Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP)
Michigan Alternative Student Loan Program (MI-LOAN)
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In order to renew the Michigan Achievement Scholarship, a student must complete a current year FAFSA, have an Expected Family Contribution of $25,000 or less, be enrolled full-time, continue to be a Michigan resident, not be incarcerated, not be in default on a Federal student loan, and meet the institution’s Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) policy.
A student does not have to receive the Michigan Achievement Scholarship every academic year in order to receive it in a subsequent year, as long as it is within the five academic years once their first Michigan Achievement Scholarship payment is received, and they continue to be eligible. A student that is considered eligible and receives a payment within the 15-month timeframe after graduation (or equivalent) can float in and out of eligibility.
Students may be eligible to receive the Michigan Achievement Scholarship for up to five years total, with no more than three years at a Michigan community college and tribal college.