TOPS

Whether you're going to school in the fall or sitting out a semester because of COVID-19 you still need to fill out these forms now so you'll have money for college.

Students and parents have been given more time to take the ACT test and submit scores while still remaining eligible for TOPS benefits.

If Louisiana House Republican leaders have their way, the popular TOPS college tuition program will be fully funded in next year's budget.

Louisiana's Department of Education says a record number of graduates have met the requirements necessary to receive a TOPS award. The news comes as representatives are scheduled to debate bills Thursday that would change the state's scholarship program.

LSU announced a 5% fee increase for students attending classes for the fall term. This increase will not be covered by TOPS.

Good news for college students in the state of Louisiana as it appears that the TOPS program will be fully funded.

TOPS funding in full could be back for our state's best and brightest students. It will come down to the Senate to make the final decision.

High School Seniors are graduating all over Acadiana right now, and many are uncertain what the future of their education holds regarding Louisiana's TOPS program. Today, Louisiana's Education Committee will meet to discuss raising the GPA requirement for the program.

A very important committee votes to green light full funding for TOPS. Here's why it will never pass the full House.

Legislators continue to try and find ways to fund TOPS for Louisiana's deserving students. This probably isn't one of those ways.