Academic Scholar" (FAS), the "B level" renamed to "Florida Medallion Scholar" (FMS), the vocational program being renamed to "Gold Seal Vocational", and a new fourth level (also intended for vocational schools) called "Gold Seal CAPE". Another new award was also added called the Academic Top Scholar (ATS) award, which would be given to the student with the highest academic rank in each Florida county. The FAS and FMS levels returned to their previous values, with the FAS increasing to cover 100% of tuition and fees plus a new $300 per semester book stipend and the FMS increasing to cover 75% of tuition and fees. In 2021, the book stipend was removed as part of the budgetary process. This change came among many controversies surrounding Florida Senate Bill 86, a piece of legislation that would have made massive structural changes to Bright Future's implementation and administration. While SB 86 did not pass, other similar legislation raised the SAT score requirements from 1290 to 1330 for FAS and 1170 to 1210 for FMS, but the ACT score requirement remained the same for both levels. In 2022, the SAT requirement for the FAS level was raised to 1340 (taking affect for 2023–24 graduates), but SAT requirement at the FMS level and the ACT requirement at both levels remained the same. Scholarships Basic requirements As of August 2022, the program funds four scholarship levels, available to students who: Are U.S. citizens or legal residents; Graduate from a Florida high school, OR earn a GED as a Florida resident, OR homeschooled students who are registered with their local district for at least two school years, OR out-of-state students who earn a diploma from a non-Florida high school while living with a parent or legal guardian who is a Florida resident on military/public service assignment outside of Florida for the student's last year of high school; Have not been found guilty of, or plead no contest to, a felony charge, unless granted clemency; Submit a Florida Financial Aid Application (FFAA); Be accepted to and enroll in a degree/certificate program at an eligible Florida post-secondary institution; Meet the requirements of the specified scholarship (listed below). All above requirements must be met by the January 31 (if the student is a mid-year graduate) or the June 30 (if the student is a regular graduate) following student's high school graduation other than the FFAA submission, which must be completed