The Hope Scholarship Application procedure is easy and straightforward to follow; however, you must meet the deadlines and the requirements.
First, you have to be accepted at a Georgia College or University that is eligible for the Hope Scholarship Award.
Next, you have 3 options for the Hope Scholarship Application:
The Tennessee Hope Scholarship Award is merit based; therefore, the student must maintain a minimum level of academic achievement to continue to receive the award. The Tennessee Hope Access Grant is for the freshman year only and is not renewable. The student on Continue reading
The Georgia Hope Scholarship Program does not limit the number of hours in a year that a student can take and it does not limit funding to just the Fall and Spring Semesters. With this in mind, students that are eligible and receive funding for the 
Hope Scholarship can take summer term classes. During the summer between the Sophomore/Junior and Junior/Senior years many students take advantage of study abroad programs. Continue reading
The Hope Scholarship is now broken out into two programs based on GPA graduating from high school and while in college. The Hope Scholarship now has a cap based on 90% of the 2010-2011 tuition rates. This means that the award
Georgia’s HOPE Scholarship ProgramHOPE — Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally — is Georgia’s scholarship and grant program, formed in 1993, that rewards students with financial assistance in degree, diploma, and certificate programs at eligible Georgia public and private institutions. There are four Hope based programs: Hope Scholarship, Hope Grant, Zell Miller Scholarship, and Hope GED Grant.
All four HOPE programs require students to meet basic requirements. An eligible student must: