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National Merit Finalist?

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A National Merit finalist is an individual that has participated in the National Merit Scholarship Program. The student must take a PSAT/NMSQ in high school. If they are a semi-finalist, they are notified and given a set of requirements, such as taking the SAT, that they must meet.
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The National Merit Scholarship Program is a US academic scholarship competition
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A list of all National Merit Finalists, from all fifty states, can be attained by contacting the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. However, if you seek a more specific region,
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Take the PSAT/NMSQT(r) in the specified year of the high school program
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They'll be announced in February. Source(s): 2006 National Merit Scholar! http://www.nationalmerit.org/nmsp.php#fi…
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Where is a list of national merit finalists?
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The National Merit Semi finalist cut-off is 221. The National Merit is an honour awarded to high school students every year. You can find the list of National ...
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