Oklahoma HB1184 modifies the minimum ACT score requirement for the Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program.
Oklahoma HB1184 amends the Oklahoma Higher Learning Access Program by lowering the minimum ACT score needed for eligibility. Students must now achieve a composite score of 19 or higher on the ACT test to qualify for the program. This change aims to make the program more accessible to a broader range of students. The bill also outlines other eligibility criteria, including high school graduation, enrollment in an Oklahoma State System of Higher Education institution, and financial need. The new requirements will take effect on a specified date.
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