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Stay Local Scholarship

The North Carolina Stay Local Scholarship Program provides free tuition for eligible students. New first-time freshmen from North Carolina with a weighted high school GPA of 3.0 or higher and a family adjusted gross income (AGI) of $85,000 or less will have their tuition covered for up to four years.

The Stay Local Program bridges the gap between the cost of tuition and your federal and state scholarships and grants.

Simply put, your tuition is free if you qualify.

Eligible students must:

  • Have a weighted high school GPA of 3.0 or higher 
  • Have a family adjusted gross income of $85,000 or less
  • (annually)
  • Be a
  • Enroll full-time as a first-time, traditional undergraduate student

Additional FAQs

This will be part of your normal application process. No additional scholarship application is needed.

The Stay Local Scholarship Program does not cover the cost for housing and meal plans, additional fees, summer courses, or books and course materials.

You can find information on the cost of housing, meal plans, and other non-tuition fees here.

Eligibility will be assessed by looking at your prior year tax returns used on the FAFSA.

Contact Us to Learn More

Student Financial Services
Main Building Office 102
336-272-7102, ext. 5217
joan.springett-coscia@greensboro.edu

Student Collections
Main Building Office 108
336-272-7102, ext. 5627
vmccloud@greensboro.edu

Student Accounts
Main Building Office 107
336-272-7102, ext. 5205
stuaccts@greensboro.edu

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