Tulsa Achieves
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Important! 2012 Tulsa Achieves Application Information
The 2012 Tulsa Achieves applications period is now open. Links for application items located below. The application checklist contains the complete instructions for the two step application process.
Click here for the Tulsa Achieves Application Checklist.
Click here for the 2012 Tulsa Achieves Program Agreement Form
Click here to sign up for a TA101!
Questions about the application process? Click here to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. Can't find your answer? Email us!
Eligibility Requirements
To be eligible for Tulsa Achieves, students must:
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Apply to Tulsa Achieves as a high school senior
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Graduate from a public or private high school, or home school
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Graduate High School with at least a 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale
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Reside in Tulsa County while in high school and maintain Tulsa County residency while in the program.
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Be a U.S. Citizen or Legal Resident of the U.S.
Program Description
TCC helps eliminate the financial burden of attending college by providing additional funding to fill the "gap" between financial aid and the cost of attending college.
For eligible students, Tulsa Achieves pays up to 100% of tuition and fees for a maximum of 63 college credit hours. As a gap-funding program, Tulsa Achieves pays any remaining balance after all state, federal and private aid and grant funding have been applied. There is no cost to the student!*
Tulsa Achieves students begin their coursework the fall semester after high school graduation and may continue in the program for 63 credit hours or three years, whichever comes first.
*Tulsa Achieves does not cover the cost of books.
*Based on Tulsa County Residency
Maintaining Program Eligibility
To remain eligible, Tulsa Achieves students must:
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Maintain Tulsa County Residency
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Maintain Good Academic Standing
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Earn a 1.7 GPA with 30 credit hours or less
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Earn a 2.0 GPA with 31 credit hours or more
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Complete at least 67% of attempted coursework, cumulatively
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Complete at least 3 credit hours each fall and spring semester
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Maintain at least 3 credit hours enrollment throughout a semester
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Complete a FAFSA each year
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Complete 40 hours of volunteer service each academic year
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Complete an Orientation Class within the first year

