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6-85-111. End-of-course assessment requirements.
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6-85-111. End-of-course assessment requirements.
The Division of Higher Education may recognize a sub-score of nineteen (19) or higher in the applicable subject area on the ACT as meeting the requirements for passing end-of-course assessments under the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship Program and the Arkansas Governor's Scholars Program for a student who:
(1) Has not had an opportunity to take an end-of-course assessment;
(2) Has not passed the end-of-course assessment; or
(3) Is attending a private school or home school.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 6-85-111
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6-85-111. End-of-course assessment requirements.
The Division of Higher Education may recognize a sub-score of nineteen (19) or higher in the applicable subject area on the ACT as meeting the requirements for passing end-of-course assessments under the Arkansas Academic Challenge Scholarship Program and the Arkansas Governor's Scholars Program for a student who:
(1) Has not had an opportunity to take an end-of-course assessment;
(2) Has not passed the end-of-course assessment; or
(3) Is attending a private school or home school.
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