Committee adopts revised scoring grid to better differentiate applicants
Members reviewed a revised scoring and ranking grid designed to create clearer separation between top and average applicants and discussed how scores will translate to award percentages amid constrained funding.
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The committee reviewed changes to the RAP scoring and ranking system intended to produce more varied ratings across applications so the panel can justify differing award percentages. Committee members said the revised scale would help distinguish the strongest applicants in a year when requests far exceed available funds.
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