Florida Bright Futures Scholarship
Catalog organization: Florida Department of Education
Compiled by: ExtracurricularHub Editorial Team — editorial policy
Last updated
Last checked Aug 22, 2026
What Is Florida Bright Futures Scholarship?
Florida Bright Futures Scholarship is a extracurricular opportunity listed on ExtracurricularHub. Eligibility: Grade 12. Format: Hybrid.
Florida Bright Futures Scholarship Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility
| Cost | This is scholarship funding rather than a participant-priced program. For 2025-26, FAS covers 100% of public-institution tuition and applicable fees; FMS generally covers 75%, or 100% for an associate degree at a Florida College System institution. Private, GSC, and GSV amounts follow official award charts and may change annually. |
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| Format | Hybrid |
| Eligibility | Grade 12 |
| Application deadline | Application deadline has passed |
| Listing last updated | August 30, 2026 |
Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.
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