Texas Scholarships for High School and College Students

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...

Intro The Texas Section of the Society for Range Management (TSSRM) sponsors an annual $2,500 college scholarship funded by the Bill Wyche, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund. This award supports deserving students—especially those finishing high school—who plan to pursue studies and a career in agriculture. About SRM The Society for Range Management (SRM) is a professional organization for people who work with rangelands and who are committed to their sustainable use. Rangelands make up nearly half of the world’s land area. SRM promotes conservation and responsible management of these lands for the benefit of present and future generations. Application materials Applicants...

About the KGS Law Scholarship **Purpose and focus** KGS Law PLLC, a personal injury practice rooted in Houston, created this scholarship to support students pursuing further education while celebrating cultural diversity. The program reflects the firm’s commitment to the local community and its interest in preserving family traditions and promoting inclusion. The scholarship is designed to encourage students to reflect on how communities can become more welcoming across cultures and languages. Key takeaways - Scholarship sponsored by KGS Law PLLC (Houston-based personal injury firm). - Intended to support students continuing their education. - Emphasis on cultural traditions and community inclusivity....

Purpose This scholarship is intended to financially assist college or university students who are preparing for careers as secondary school mathematics teachers (grades 7–12). Sponsor Texas Instruments Demana-Waits Fund Who this supports Students preparing to teach mathematics at the 7–12 level. Award amount Up to $10,000 per recipient. Type of award Individual Tax information Scholarship proceeds may be taxable or non-taxable under IRS rules. Recipients are responsible for reporting any taxable portion and for paying any related taxes. For guidance, see IRS Publication 970, “Tax Benefits for Education,” or consult a tax advisor. Eligibility - Applicants should be completing their...

Overview The Elizabeth Abrams Memorial Scholarship provides a one-time award of $3,000 to a graduating senior from one of the following schools: Plano East, Plano West, Plano Sr. High School, or John Paul II High School. The scholarship recognizes the spirit, resilience, and contributions of Elizabeth “Lizzie” Abrams. Candidates must have been members of their high school swim team during their senior year. Application deadline May 1, 2026 Eligibility - Must be a graduating senior from Plano East, Plano West, Plano Sr. High School, or John Paul II High School. - Participated on the school swim team during the senior...

Overview The AAF Dallas Foundation Scholarship Fund offers one-year awards of up to $2,000 to currently enrolled college students who are pursuing associate’s, bachelor’s, or master’s degrees in the various disciplines that comprise advertising and marketing. Eligibility - Must be classified as a college sophomore or junior, or be enrolled in a master’s degree program. - Minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. - Enrolled at a college or university located in one of the following counties: Collin, Cooke, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Grayson, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Rockwall, or Tarrant. - Must be a U.S. citizen or a documented legal resident of the...

Overview The LIFE Association Trade Scholarship Fund awards grants of up to $5,000 to Texas high school graduating seniors or individuals who already hold a high school diploma or GED from Texas. Awards are intended for those who plan to enroll in a trade or vocational program leading to a certificate or degree at an accredited Texas community college or a nonprofit trade school. Funds may cover tuition, fees, textbooks, and necessary equipment. Note: for-profit institutions are not eligible. Eligibility - Must be a graduating high school senior or a past high school graduate (including GED recipients) from the state...

Overview This scholarship is offered to Texas residents who are descendants of veterans who meet American Legion membership service dates. Awards are made based on personal goals, character, citizenship, financial need, academic record and the qualifying military service of a parent or grandparent. Who is eligible - Must be a resident of Texas. - Must be a child, grandchild, or great‑grandchild of a veteran who served during one of the American Legion qualifying periods: - April 6, 1917 through November 11, 1918 (World War I) - Any time after December 12, 1941 (all subsequent wars/conflicts) - The qualifying veteran may...

Award - Total amount: $2,000, paid directly to the recipient’s institution in two installments of $1,000 per semester. - If the recipient withdraws or does not complete a semester, any remaining installment(s) will be forfeited. Who may apply - Graduating seniors (public, private, or home school) in the year they plan to begin college. - Must have been accepted by an accredited junior college or university. (If a chosen recipient is not ultimately accepted, the committee will award the scholarship to the alternate.) What the committee will consider - Participation in school and community activities, including FFA, FHA, and 4-H....

Overview This scholarship provides $2,000 total, paid directly to the recipient’s college as two payments of $1,000 per semester. If the recipient withdraws or does not complete a semester, any remaining payments will be canceled. Notification and Selection The decision of the scholarship committee is final. Applicants chosen to receive the award will be notified by June 1. What the Committee Will Consider Selection will take into account: - Involvement in school and community activities, including FFA, FHA, and 4‑H - Participation in the annual North Texas Fair & Rodeo - Demonstrated financial need and a record of responsibility Selection...