Utah: Scholarship Bill Goes to Governor (Salt Lake Tribune)
"SB132 passed the House unanimously Tuesday, and now goes to the governor. The bill would require that high school students who are hoping to obtain the scholarship maintain a 3.5 grade point average," the Salt Lake Tribune reports. "The bill maintains the requirement that the students earn associate's degrees while in high school. Also, the bill would push up the deadline for students to complete scholarship requirements. Home-schoolers would need to earn a 26 score on the ACT to earn the scholarship."
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