MO · State program guide
Missouri uses tax-credit-supported contributions to approved Educational Assistance Organizations to fund scholarships for qualifying students.
Each program has its own application, eligibility and spending rules. An ongoing program does not mean applications are open or that funding is guaranteed. Awards are not automatically combined.
Approved Educational Assistance Organizations use tax-credit-supported donations to award Missouri scholarships.
Descriptions are summaries of official sources, not verbatim quotations or individual eligibility decisions.
Student eligibility follows Missouri law, including disability and household-income pathways. Consult the Treasurer and an approved Educational Assistance Organization for current requirements.
Check the full eligibility requirementsAwards depend on the student, statutory limits, and available scholarship funding; consult the official program before budgeting.
Check eligibility, application dates, and award conditions before making your plans.
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Ask the program and the business whether your selected expense and payment method qualify for your scholarship.
Follow the program's documentation and renewal requirements, and keep receipts for approved expenses.
Coverage depends on your scholarship and the specific expense. Check the current program rules before you spend.
Providers associated with Missouri program lists. A state listing does not establish approval for every program. Confirm the exact program, administrator, purchase and payment method with the business.