Relating to requirements to receive PROMISE Scholarship

SB 692 amends West Virginia's PROMISE Scholarship program to include the Classical Learning Test as an acceptable college entrance exam for eligibility, alongside existing tests like the SAT and ACT. This change directly affects West Virginia high school students applying for the PROMISE Scholarship who wish to use the Classical Learning Test scores instead of traditional standardized exams. The bill does not alter other requirements, such as maintaining a 3.0 GPA, completing 20 hours of community service, or meeting citizenship criteria. The amendment applies to all PROMISE Scholarship applicants under the program's existing framework.