Texas Scholarships for High School and College Students

Overview This scholarship supports graduating high school seniors from the Rio Grande Valley who will begin full-time study at a four-year college or university in Fall 2026. Awards are renewable for up to four undergraduate years (or until degree completion) and individual recipients may be awarded up to $20,000. Who is eligible - Current high school senior graduating from a school located in Hidalgo, Starr, or Cameron County. - Eligible for a Federal Pell Grant. - Intend to enroll full-time at an accredited public or private four-year institution in the Fall 2026 semester. - Academic minimum: at least an 80...

Please answer every question and complete every blank on the application. If an item does not apply, write N/A. Overview and eligibility - Applicants must be Texas residents (attendance may be at an out-of-state school). - Must be actively enrolled in a degree-granting foodservice or hospitality program. - Must be a registered full-time student (12 credit hours or more). At least 3 credit hours per semester must be in foodservice or hospitality management. - Must have participated in the ProStart culinary arts program in high school. - Minimum academic standards: overall GPA of 2.75 and a major GPA of 3.50....

Answer every question and complete all fields. If a question does not apply to you, write N/A. Overview This scholarship is intended for Texas students involved in culinary education who plan to pursue studies and careers in the restaurant and hospitality field. Applications will be evaluated by a committee using the criteria listed below, and all required documents must be submitted by the deadline. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a resident of Texas. - Be enrolled in a high school culinary arts program and be pursuing a degree in the restaurant and hospitality industry. -...

Introduction The Tarrant County College Foundation awards scholarships and other financial aid to students at Tarrant County College to help offset educational expenses and support their academic and career objectives. The foundation administers a range of donor-funded awards—both merit- and need-oriented—to broaden access to higher education across the local community. Through fundraising and scholarship distribution, the foundation promotes student persistence and the completion of TCC degrees and certificates. Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following conditions: - Be currently enrolled at Tarrant County College or be planning to enroll. - Plan to pursue an associate degree or a certificate...

We are continually inspired by the resilience of individuals living with catastrophic injuries and by the networks of family and friends who support them. To highlight real-world challenges, effective supports, and promising strategies that help people rebuild meaningful lives after life-altering injury, Physician Life Care Planning is offering the $2,500 Surviving & Thriving With a Life-Altering Injury Scholarship. Eligibility - Open to undergraduate and graduate students. - Must be in good academic standing. - Must be enrolled in or formally accepted to an accredited U.S. college, university, or graduate program. - Must agree to the scholarship’s terms and conditions. -...

Overview Texas Baptists value higher education that is grounded in a Christian environment. One prominent expression of that commitment is the Mary Hill Davis Ethnic/Minority Scholarship Program, which awards grants to promising young people from ethnic and minority backgrounds so they can pursue a Christian college education. Funding Scholarships are financed by the Mary Hill Davis Offering for Texas Missions, which is collected annually under the sponsorship of the Woman’s Missionary Union of Texas. Purpose The Mary Hill Davis Scholarship program exists to encourage and support Texas Baptist ethnic and minority students who are preparing to serve as future lay...

Overview TBEF awards annual scholarships to exceptional students enrolled in Texas colleges and universities who are pursuing degrees in broadcast journalism or related communications fields. General eligibility (varies by award) - Applicants must be enrolled in a fully-accredited program that emphasizes broadcast journalism, radio or television broadcasting, or communications unless a specific award states otherwise. - Most awards are limited to students at four-year institutions in Texas or to students attending specific Texas universities (see individual award criteria). - Class standing requirements differ by scholarship. Scholarships and requirements - Ann Arnold Scholarship — $5,000 - Open to juniors, seniors, or...

Each year the Texas Broadcast Education Foundation (TBEF) awards scholarships to outstanding students enrolled in broadcast journalism or closely related communication programs at colleges and universities across Texas. Eligibility by scholarship (all awards are $3,000): - Belo — $3,000 - Class standing: junior or senior - Enrollment in an accredited program with a primary focus on radio or television broadcasting or communications - Attending a four-year college or university in Texas - Bonner McLane — $3,000 - Class standing: junior or senior - Enrollment in an accredited program with a primary focus on radio or television broadcasting or communications -...

Overview The Ruth Maddox Young Women in STEM Award, offered by the Zonta Club of Dallas, recognizes one high school senior who has been accepted into a university-level STEM program and demonstrates strong academic performance, leadership, volunteer service, and a commitment to advancing women in STEM. The award is a one-time $1,500 prize unique to the Zonta Club of Dallas. Award details - Number of recipients: 1 - Amount: $1,500 - Organization: Zonta Club of Dallas Eligibility Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be in their final year of high school and have been accepted to a college...

Overview We are offering $5,000 scholarships to students from the Greater Houston area who are high school seniors, college freshmen, or college sophomores and intend to major in a STEaM-related field in college. Eligibility - Applicants must live in the Greater Houston area. - Open to high school seniors, college freshmen, and college sophomores. - Minimum cumulative GPA: 3.0. - Must plan to pursue a degree in a STEM or accounting discipline (STEaM fields). - Must be enrolled in a two- to five-year college or university by Fall 2026. - Prior Alliant scholarship recipients are not eligible. - Students who...

Introduction To address the rising demand for technical and financial professionals and the persistent underrepresentation of Black talent in STEaM fields, alliant and the alliant Black Collaborative have launched a scholarship program. It aims to encourage Black students beginning their college journeys to pursue degrees in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, or accounting and to help develop the next generation of leaders. Eligibility - Must be a Black student who is a high school senior or a college freshman or sophomore residing in the Greater Houston Area. - Minimum cumulative GPA: 3.0. - Must be enrolled at a two- to five-year...

Overview Each academic year, Texas UPMA provides college scholarships for students who are entering their first year of college or trade school and who are descendants of Texas UPMA members. Eligible applicants include children, stepchildren, grandchildren, or step-grandchildren of current Texas UPMA members, retired members, or members who are deceased. The State Board of Directors will set the scholarship amounts based on funds from the prior year’s contributions, chapter fundraising, the endowment, and monies allocated in the Board’s budget. Funding and award conditions Awards are contingent on the recipient enrolling in an undergraduate program at an accredited college, university, or...