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is part of the state's , which aims to increase the percentage of Tennesseans with college degrees or certifications to 55 percent by the year 2025. Through Tennessee Promise, graduating high school seniors who meet and maintain eligibility criteria can earn an associate degree or certificate free of tuition and mandatory fees. Apply before the November 1 deadline . Find more , or to .

Current Program Dates and Deadlines

1. Complete the 2026 TN Promise application by November 1, 2023
2. File the 2026-2027  on by May 15, 2025.
3. Complete mandatory webinar requirement between December 2025 and February 2026 (assigned based on your high school).
4. Apply to a  or  college during spring 2025 and connect with your tnAchieves or Ayers mentor.
5. Community service hours can now be rolled over! Option 1, If you submitted more than 16 hours by July 1, 2025, those excess hours will carry forward to the August 1, 2026 deadline. Or, if you chose option 2 and you submitted 9 or more hours by July 1, 2025, 8 hours were counted towards the fall term, and the hours over 8 will be counted towards the next deadline.
6. If requested by your institutions financial aid office, you must provide documentation to complete FAFSA verification in order to be eligible to receive TN Promise funding.
7. For more information on current program deadlines or requirements please visit the partnering organization serving your county:  (Carter, Johnson, Sullivan, Washington) or  (Unicoi).  

 

Featured Community Service Opportunities

Community service hours must be reported to the corresponding partnering organization prior to each deadline.  serves Carter, Johnson, Sullivan, and Washington counties.  serves Unicoi county.

Tennessee State Parks We need and value all kinds of volunteers. You can volunteer for a one-time, short-term project, or you can become a regular and return time and time again. Many parks have volunteer projects every month. Tasks include trail work, park beautification projects, and lending a hand at one of the annual events. Find . Remember, every effort helps!  

Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee needs your help. Each year, the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee depends on the countless hours and scores of volunteers to assist in serving the needs of our community. Volunteers from the community took time out of their schedules to help sort and pack food, deliver meals, and much more. If you need service hours for EDUC 1030, Tennessee Promise, or would like to get involved in your community, please consider this opportunity to give back. For more information, please contact CommunityRelations@NETFoodBank.org.

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Explanation of Tennessee's Last-Dollar Scholarships

Tennessee Promise and Tennessee Reconnect only cover mandatory tuition and fees. Mandatory tuition and fees at NeSCC include undergraduate in-state tuition, student activity fees, campus access fees, technology fees, and international education fees. TN eCampus fees, Health Professions course fees, Nursing fees, Music fees, or other program-specific fees are not covered by Tennessee Promise or Tennessee Reconnect and must be paid for by the student or with external scholarship funds. Book costs, access codes, educational supplies, calculator rentals, printing costs, parking fines, and library fines are not covered.

Resources and Campus Engagement for Mentors

 can be found on the  website. For more information on mentoring, please contact Graham Thomas at 615.604.1306 or graham@TNAchieves.org.

Volunteer to Mentor Tennessee Promise Students

 are crucial to the Tennessee Promise program. Mentors help students navigate the college admissions process and keep on track with Tennessee Promise requirements in order to receive the scholarship. 伊人直播app's service area is Carter, Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi, and Washington counties. 

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