Twenty-two students receive full scholarships to attend Michigan State University

For 60 years, Honors College is home to those who came out of the most inaccessible place to find answers to the questions others are fearing to ask.

All students enrolled at Michigan State University or Community College can receive scholarships. Students must participate full-time (defined as at least 12 credits) and maintain 2.0 GPA during college. Students below 2.0 GPA will continue to enroll in the university with themselves (or their families) and if they succeed in increasing the cumulative GPA to 2.0 or higher, they will continue to earn commitment. Students are entitled to benefits of promises of up to 130 credits in undergraduate or university education, which is usually sufficient to complete a four - year degree program. The benefits of Promise can also be applied to certificate courses at community colleges and courses to acquire assistants and bachelor's degrees.

Kalamazoo is committed to a group of anonymous donors who will pay 100% of the tuition fee of the state universities or universities in Michigan for the public high school graduates of Kalamazoo, Michigan. In order to benefit at least 65%, the student must live in Kalamazoo School District, where he will graduate from high school for four years. In order to receive a full scholarship, you need to attend Kalamazoo public school in kindergarten. This program was announced at the Kalamazoo School Board of Education held on November 10, 2005 and is considered as a Kalamazoo teaching material for economic development. Since the announcement of Kalamazoo's promise, the school district 's admission rate improved by 16%, test results improved, and more high school graduates came to university. In 2010 alone, the number of enrollees in Kalamazoo Public School District increased by 3% to 12,409 people.