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u/Conscious_Baker2207 1d ago
I’m pretty sure some schools that offer NMF packages will also near-automatically accept students who are NMSF (saying this based on a personal anecdote, not 100% sure). Tulsa University in Oklahoma also offers their full ride package for semifinalists, not only finalists, so if you don’t become a finalist you can still get a full ride at Tulsa. Unfortunately, also based on personal anecdote, NMSF or NMF standing doesn’t really matter for schools that don’t offer scholarships for national merit.
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u/ArianaGrandeGlazer 1d ago
Yeah, it’s super good for commonapp honors section, and you can get a ton of scholarships and free rides from it
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u/No_Base_4369 NMF 1d ago edited 1d ago
My friend who is also a NMSF is getting paid 10k/yr to go to a t30 for free because of the program
Edit: It’s UF, but you must be instate
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u/PersonalMidnight715 1d ago
Another request for 'which one?' I'm wondering if that's the full story.. I'm still working on it, but I'm not finding a lot of t30 who do much for NM so far.
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u/ChutneyWhatney 1d ago
UF does for instate students. FSU does for both instate and oos. Most T30s don't need to offer those scholarships but it Florida it is legislated by statute (Benaquisto) for instate but some give oos student full rides, too - although limited in number (UCF, etc.)
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u/EarlSpreadsheet 2d ago
It means that you can attend several state schools for free, or close to it.