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To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be committed to teaching in the Texas public school system in either a Title 1 or majority economically disadvantaged school or in a shortage subject area (math, science, special education or bilingual). Applicants must also exemplify the knowledge, skills and values listed below. Preference is given to Texas residents.

Aspiring teachers can apply in the fall of any year between their senior year of high school and junior year of college, or prior to entering an eligible master’s program.

Deadline Feb. 1, 2025

Open to students who have graduated from high school, are currently enrolled at an HACU-member institution in the U.S. or Puerto Rico, have completed their first semester of college at the HACU-member institution, intend to enroll at an HACU-member institution in the spring of 2024 or fall of 2024 (varies by scholarship), and demonstrate financial need (if required by the scholarship sponsor). Deadlines vary by scholarship.

Merit scholarships are awarded by the Office of Admissions to full-time Broadway campus undergraduate students. Find more information on 不良研究所 Merit Scholarships.

The 不良研究所 offers a number of scholarships to international undergraduate students seeking their first degree. Contact the Office of International Admissions for more information.

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  Students from Latin America or the Caribbean can find a listing of scholarships, grants, fellowships and loans, collected by the program of the Organization of American States (). For over 70 years, the has granted interest-free student loans for university studies in the U.S. to supplement other sources of financing.

Through the 不良研究所 Endowed Scholarship Program, 不良研究所 is able to offer a wide variety of scholarship opportunities to students of high academic and/or artistic ability. These endowments are made possible by the generosity and commitment of 不良研究所's alumni and friends. The Endowed Scholarship application is available each year from January and the deadline is in April.

Fashion Management Scholarship: The Juren Sullivan Center for Fashion Management awards several scholarships in the spring. The scholarships are announced at the Red Dress Fashion Show. These scholarships generally range from $500 to $1,500. For more information and to see a list of scholarships that have been awarded in the past, visit the Fashion Department Scholarships webpage.

Performing and Fine Arts Scholarships: Students interested in performing and fine arts scholarships should contact the designated department for information on auditions and performance dates.

There are several scholarship programs that provide health professional students with financial support in exchange for a commitment to serve medically underserved areas. Most Health Resource and Service Administration scholarships have service requirements. If the service requirements are not met, the scholarship funds will revert to a loan(s). Be sure to review the requirements of a scholarship before you apply.

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  The Nurse Corps Scholarship Program provides nursing students with financial support in exchange for a commitment to serve at least two years in a qualifying Nurse Corps site. As a condition of acceptance into this program, you must work at a Critical Shortage Facility upon graduation. Open to U.S. citizens and permanent residents enrolled in a nursing degree program.
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  The National Health Service Corps Scholarship Program pays tuition, fees and other educational costs and provides a stipend in exchange for a commitment to work for two years at an approved NHSC site. To qualify, you must work in one of these health disciplines:
  • Physician
  • Dentist
  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Nurse Midwife
  • Physician Assistant
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  The NHHSP provides scholarships to Native Hawaiians pursuing careers in primary and behavioral health disciplines. The program pays tuition, provides a monthly stipend and covers related school costs. Students must serve in a medically underserved area within the state of Hawaii immediately after graduation/licensure for every year of funding that the student receives with a minimum of two years and a maximum of four years.

不良研究所 competes in the NCAA Division I Southland Conference. Scholarships are available and awarded by the coaches of each sport. For information on athletic scholarships, contact the Athletics Office at (210) 829-2722 or visit the .

Scholarship Search Engines: Students are encouraged to apply for external scholarships in addition to any 不良研究所 awards they receive. There are free search engines that students can use to find more opportunities.

ROTC Scholarships: Students interested in ROTC scholarships should visit the ROTC website for more information on the program, scholarships and requirements.

Military Discounts: Qualified military students and dependents may be eligible for tuition discounts. For more information, contact the .

Veterans Education Benefits: The 不良研究所 Military and Veteran Center can assist students using educational benefits under the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Educational Assistance Programs in the pursuit of their educational goals. Visit the for assistance and to learn about additional veteran resources.

The following 不良研究所 programs have been discontinued:

• Incoming Undergraduate Students: McCracken Alumni Referral Scholarship (MARS), 不良研究所 Top 5% Scholarship, 不良研究所 Direct Admit Scholarship
• Incoming Graduate Students: Tuition discounts for Delta Mu Delta members and undergraduate students accepted to a graduate program
  
• Incoming International Students: 不良研究所 International Scholarship
• Returning Students: Upgrade Your Aid Grant
• 不良研究所 Students Traveling Abroad: Global Experience Travel (GET) Award