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Eligibilty
- What are the eligibility requirements for the National Recognition Program?
- How do students verify their eligibility for recognition?
- What is the new School Recognition Award?
- Why can't a student nominate themselves for the School Recognition Award?
- To qualify, what scores do I need on the PSAT 10, PSAT/NMSQT or AP Exams?
- How do you determine whether a student is in the top 10%?
- Can College Board share the cut score for each award?
- What information will students need to verify their eligibility?
- Which PSAT 10 and PSAT/NMSQT administrations are considered?
- Does GPA need to be weighted or unweighted?
- Are international students eligible for National Recognition Program?
- Are DOD/APO AE/FP students eligible?
- How do students who are homeschooled qualify for the program?
- How do you determine whether a school is in a rural/small town?
- How do you determine whether a student is first-generation?
- Does a student qualify for the First-Generation Recognition Award if one of their parents has a bachelor's degree but the other does not?
- What if a student's parent(s) completed their postsecondary education internationally? Does that impact their qualification for the first-generation award?
- Can homeschool students submit?
- Can students qualify for more than one award designation?
- Can students claim an award if they were not invited to verify their eligibility?
- Why might a qualifying student not be invited to claim an award(s)?
- If a student was awarded last year, do they need to submit again this year?