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Do state schools have to allocate a certain percentage of their scholarship funds to in state residents or are they free to disburse them however? I'm just wondering this because the school I'm most interested in is a public state school.

Neidermeyer519 wrote:Do state schools have to allocate a certain percentage of their scholarship funds to in state residents or are they free to disburse them however? I'm just wondering this because the school I'm most interested in is a public state school.

What school?

Knock wrote:

Neidermeyer519 wrote:Do state schools have to allocate a certain percentage of their scholarship funds to in state residents or are they free to disburse them however? I'm just wondering this because the school I'm most interested in is a public state school.

What school?

The University of Louisville and University of Kentucky

Neidermeyer519 wrote:Do state schools have to allocate a certain percentage of their scholarship funds to in state residents or are they free to disburse them however? I'm just wondering this because the school I'm most interested in is a public state school.

Not to my knowledge, but I could be wrong.

Some schools have to allocate a certain number of seats to in-state residents and give in-state residents cheaper tuition, but I have never heard of scholarship money being pre-apportioned based on in-state versus out-of-state.

Neidermeyer519 wrote:

Knock wrote:

Neidermeyer519 wrote:Do state schools have to allocate a certain percentage of their scholarship funds to in state residents or are they free to disburse them however? I'm just wondering this because the school I'm most interested in is a public state school.

What school?

The University of Louisville and University of Kentucky

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