Out-of-state merit scholarships for a 17 ACT

Out-of-state students with an ACT score of 17 meet the published ACT threshold at 3 colleges in our verified dataset, counting only awards open to students from outside the college's state. 0 of those colleges guarantee the award automatically for students who meet the full published criteria; 3 automatically consider students, with amounts that are not guaranteed. All figures come from the colleges' own published pages, verified 2026-11-02.

Automatically considered — amount not guaranteed

For the awards below, the college automatically considers students who meet the published criteria, but the amount is not guaranteed. Figures shown are the college's published amounts a student may be awarded — read the official source for how selection and funding work.

College — top awardMin GPAMin SATMin ACT$/year4-yr totalResidencyDeadlineSeparate app?Source
Alabama A & M University
Normal, AL
AAMU Heritage Gold
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
3.25—17$5,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)— (published figure — not guaranteed)bothNoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
Delaware State University
Dover, DE
DSU GAP Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
2.7592017$3,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$12,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)out-of-stateNoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02
University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff, AR
Golden Lion Scholarship
Consideration — amount not guaranteed
2.7592017$1,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)$4,000 (published figure — not guaranteed)bothMarch 1NoOfficial source
Verified 2026-11-02

Common questions

How many colleges guarantee out-of-state merit money at a 17 ACT?

0 colleges guarantee an award automatically to out-of-state students at an ACT of 17, when the student also meets the award's other published conditions. 3 more consider out-of-state students automatically, with amounts that are not guaranteed.

Why do out-of-state awards differ from in-state awards?

Many colleges publish separate grids by residency, and out-of-state grids are often the most generous because they offset higher nonresident tuition. This page counts only awards whose published residency includes out-of-state students.

Where do these amounts come from?

Every figure is taken from the college's own published merit page and was verified on 2026-11-02. Always confirm on the official source before applying.

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How to read this page: figures come only from the college's own published pages. Class A = guaranteed automatic (the college publishes the promise). Class B = automatic consideration — amount not guaranteed. Every figure links to its official source with a verification date. Full methodology →
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