Tennessee § 49-4-906 - Eligibility not restricted by student income.
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§ 49-4-906. Eligibility not restricted by student income.
Except for the ASPIRE award under § 49-4-915 and the Tennessee HOPE access grants under § 49-4-920 , eligibility for scholarships or grants awarded under this part shall not be restricted or limited by the adjusted gross income attributable to a student. Students applying for the ASPIRE award under § 49-4-915 and students applying for a Tennessee HOPE access grant under § 49-4-920 shall file a FAFSA with TSAC. Acts 2003, ch. 298, § 1; 2005, ch. 481, § 29.
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