UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

  • The scholarships listed are provided for information only; no endorsement of any scholarship implied.  Our website contains links to other websites and we have provided such links as a convenience for the public. Inclusion of any link does not imply our endorsement or approval of the linked site or its content. The contents of this site are provided as a free information resource for scholarship seekers. While we aim to keep the information up to date and accurate, information may change at any time without notice. For complete and updated information, please always refer to the official website of the scholarship provider. CFISD has no control over, and no liability for any third party scholarship listed on our website. CFISD does not manage the ability of scholarship providers to provide scholarships or awards.

     

  • Lone Star College’s Scholarships

    Due Date:  June 1, 2024 (for Fall 2024 Apps)    ( Nov 1 for Spring 2025 Apps)     Award Amount: Varies
    All incoming and current Lone Star College students are encouraged to complete LSC’s Scholarship Application before June 1, 2024. With one form, students can apply for all eligible LSC Foundation scholarships. Once the application is complete, students are also given suggestions for outside scholarships where they may meet eligibility criteria. In five simple steps, students have access to hundreds of internal and external scholarship opportunities:  1. Use LSC Student login  2. View scholarship dashboard 3. Answer questions to be matched to scholarships 4. View scholarship opportunities 5. Apply for scholarships.    
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  • Long Island University - RocNation Hope Scholarship School of Music, Sports & Entertainment

    Due Date:  Not Specified      Award Amount: Not Specified
    This gift from PUMA to the Roc Nation School will provide tuition support to incoming Roc Nation School students with the highest need. Students who apply to Long Island University and submit a FAFSA are automatically considered for this PUMA Hope Scholarship.   ENTRANCE QUALIFICATIONS:  Competitive Academics, First Time Freshmen, Completed FAFSA, Maintain a 3.2 GPA or above, Complete at minimum 24 credits per year
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  • Texas State University Bobcat Online Scholarship System

    Due Date: Varies     Award Amount: Varies
    The Bobcat Online Scholarship System (BOSS) allows you to use one application to apply for as many Texas State scholarships as you’re interested in. TSU is in the process of making all department and college scholarships available through BOSS Online scholarship system.
    Scholarship opportunities for the upcoming academic year open via BOSS by November 1st of each year. If after November 1st, you do not see scholarships listed from your college or department, you may want to visit your department’s website for additional scholarship information.    
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  • The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers

    Deadline: Dec. 17 – April 16 (see universities for specific deadlines)
    Award Amount: $8,000 - $10,000 annually for up to 4 years

    The Charles Butt Scholarship for Aspiring Teachers is designed to support promising students to consider a future in the teaching profession. Scholars receive up to $8,000-$10,000 in annual funding for up to four years, as well as ongoing professional development opportunities, mentorship from sitting public school educators, and participation in a statewide aspiring teachers network facilitated by the Raise Your Hand Texas Foundation.

    Approximately 100 new scholarships are awarded through 13 eligible universities and partner programs, with the cohort growing to include 500 scholars annually. The competitive selection process includes an application, pre-screening by university teams, and a daylong event consisting of a group activity, mock teaching lesson, and panel interview. Deadline varies by university.

    To be eligible for the scholarship, students must be committed to teaching in a majority-economically disadvantaged school or in a shortage subject area (in a school where more than 50% of students are eligible for free or reduced lunch, or as a math, science, bilingual, or special education teacher) in a Texas public school. Preference is given to Texas residents.
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