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1) The document provides information on the eligibility requirements and benefits of the STAR scholarship program at City Colleges of Chicago (CCC), which offers free tuition and books for up to 3 years. 2) To maintain the scholarship, students must file FAFSA yearly, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and meet with their assigned STAR advisor. 3) The STAR program provides students unique opportunities such as honors programs, research, internships and engagement with campus life through student clubs. It also offers transfer services and guaranteed admission to partner universities.
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The document provides information about the STAR Scholarship program which offers free tuition and books for up to 3 years at City Colleges of Chicago (CCC) for students who meet the eligibility requirements. To qualify, students must have a 3.0 GPA from a Chicago Public School, meet readiness standards on the ACT or SAT, and graduate from a CPS high school. Benefits include free tuition, books, a STAR advisor, and transfer partnerships. Students must complete the FAFSA annually, maintain satisfactory academic progress, and meet with their advisor. The document also lists unique opportunities at CCC, student life resources, transfer tools and partnerships, and success stories of past STAR scholars.
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- 3. Additional Requirements • Enroll in an Academic Pathway • Complete FinancialAid or Certification of Ineligibility form • Complete Star Partnership Consent form
- 4. Star Benefits • Free tuition and books for 3 years at CCC or until degree completion • Access to Star transfer partnerships • Assigned Star advisor • Exclusive Star events
- 5. Requirements to Maintain Your Star Scholarship • Complete FAFSA or Certification of Ineligibility form yearly • Maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress/Academic Standing • Progress toward degree completion • Complete required advising/transfer appointment with assigned Star advisor
- 6. Tips for Star Scholars • Utilize all available resources • Connect with faculty and staff • Check your CCC email regularly • Engage with the campus community and participate in events • Join student clubs and organizations
- 7. • Honors Program • Service Learning • Diplomacy Lab • Great BooksCurriculum • Topological Robotics Math Research • National Internship Opportunities • Undergraduate Research Unique Opportunities
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- Elijah Ruiz- Served as PTK officer and student ambassador; earned an Associate in Arts from Wright College in spring 2017 and a 4.0 GPA. Jada DeJesus - PTK Honor Society member and participant in Business and Alliance clubs; earned a 3.84 GPA at Wright; admitted to Northwestern University School of Communication Paulina Rosales - Earned Associate in General Studies degree in spring 2017 and a 3.8 GPA; awarded multiple scholarships: TheDream.US scholarship, Dominican’s Transfer Presidential, PTK, STAR and St. Dominic scholarships; selected as 2017 Golden Apple Scholar