Private Scholarships: Region Specific
Region Specific
Offers an undergraduate and a graduate scholarship to students currently
attending an accredited Central Texas college or university.
Offers a 1st prize scholarship of $7500 to the student whose video entry is the most
creative in explaining why they should receive the scholarship. Applicants must be
entering Freshman in Fall 2010 from one of the following counties: Travis, Williamson,
Bastrop, Caldwell or Hays County. The second prize scholarship is $1000 and the third
prize scholarship is $500, respectively.
Offers scholarships to graduating high school seniors or undergraduate students from
the greater Austin area who hold a current amateur radio license of any class.
Administers scholarship programs for various corporations, foundations, individuals
and trust funds in and around South Carolina.
Offers a variety of scholarships primarily to students who are residents of the
Dallas-Fort Worth area and/or Dallas County.
Offers numerous college scholarships each year based on financial need, academic
merit, involvement in extracurricular activities and community service to students
in the Dallas/Fort Worth area.
Offers various scholarships to students from specific cities and counties in
East Texas.
Offers scholarships to students who demonstrate the desire and ability to
pursue a professional nursing career in the Great Houston community and who
have demonstrated financial need.
Offers scholarships to high school seniors from the state of Georgia, who are of
Indian heritage and who have been admitted to a four-year college or university.
Follow "Scholarships" link.
Offers scholarships to students from specific cities in Texas, Alabama, Mississippi,
Oklahoma, and Tennessee, who are under 25 and are selected by the JCRS Committee.
Offers scholarships to college juniors, seniors or graduate students whose permanent
residence is in the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area, pursuing the fields of education,
health or social welfare, or Jewish studies.
Offers scholarships to students who are legally blind. Priority is given to applicants
of Bexar County, followed by applicants living in contiguous counties.
Offers scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students from 22 counties in South
Texas who are enrolled full-time in a degree seeking program at a U.S. accredited
college or university for the full academic year and who have earned at least 12
credit hours.
Offers scholarships to graduating high school seniors and undergraduate students
with an Expected Family Contribution (EFC) less than $50 as determined by the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Applicants must have graduated
or will be graduating from a high school in one of 29 Texas cities. Please see
website for a list of cities.
Offers scholarships to students who competed in at least one of the UIL
Academic State Meets and who plan to attend an accredited college or university
in the state of Texas.
Disclaimer
Students in search of scholarships to pay for college may find some of
the links here useful. This information is provided for informational
purposes only. Inclusion does not constitute endorsement. Neither the
Office of Student Financial Services nor The University of Texas at
Austin can guarantee the accuracy or the timeliness of information found
at any of the links above. It is critical that students verify information,
particularly where deadlines are concerned.