Education - As introduced, allows students to use their score on the Classic Learning Test (CLT) to satisfy the eligibility requirements for certain grants and scholarships funded using net proceeds of the state lottery; requires the Tennessee student assistance corporation to include information concerning testing dates for the CLT when informing students about lottery scholarship opportunities; allows public institutions of higher education to accept student scores on the CLT for admissions purposes. - Amends TCA Title 49.

SB 150 allows Tennessee students to use scores from the Classic Learning Test (CLT) instead of or alongside ACT or SAT scores to qualify for state-funded grants and scholarships, including those using lottery proceeds. It requires the Tennessee Student Assistance Corporation to provide CLT testing dates when informing students about scholarship opportunities and permits public colleges to accept CLT scores for admissions. The bill amends multiple sections of state education law to replace references to "ACT or SAT" with "ACT, SAT, or CLT" in eligibility criteria. This change directly affects students seeking financial aid or college admission and public institutions of higher education. The law takes effect July 1, 2025.