Scholarships at Texas A&M Galveston

Scholarships for Incoming Students

For incoming students, including freshman, transfer, and domestic graduate students, all required information is included within the ApplyTexas admissions application.Be sure to complete the scholarship portion of the ApplyTexas admissions application to ensure you are considered for scholarship opportunities at Texas A&M University at Galveston. Once the scholarship application is submitted, applicants are unable to apply for additional scholarships.

Scholarships for Incoming Freshman | Scholarships for Incoming Freshman

Scholarships for Transfer Students | Scholarships for Transfer Students

Graduate Student Scholarships | Graduate Student Scholarships

ApplyTexas | http://www.applytexas.org/

Scholarships for Continuing Students

For continuing students, the University Scholarship Application must be completed each academic year for institutional scholarship consideration. The online application must be completed by February 1st. Scholarship recipients are primarily selected by a committee of faculty and staff from across the university who utilize applications, GPA information, and department nominations to choose recipients. In some cases, the selection is made directly by the donor of the scholarship funds. If you would like additional information on any specific awards, feel free to contact the scholarships office at scholarships@tamug.edu. Please note that students graduating prior to the upcoming academic year do not need to complete the University Scholarship Application.

All continuing students must complete the University Scholarship Application (USA) to qualify for any institutional scholarships. The application is open from October 15th to February 1st and must be completed each academic year. The USA can be found on the link below:

University Scholarship Application | University Scholarship Application

Continuing Students | Continuing Students

Scholarship Deadlines

December 1
- Priority deadline for incoming student scholarship applications through ApplyTexas
February 1
- Final application deadline for the University Scholarship Application for current students
May 1
- Final application deadline for the ApplyTexas application.
  Once the scholarship application is submitted, applicants are unable to apply for additional scholarships.
December 1
- Final application deadline for the Abe and Peggy Levy Fellowship

Additional/Outside Scholarship Opportunities

Military Scholarships

Texas A&M University Outside Scholarship Website | Texas A&M University Outside Scholarship Website

Graduate Studies Office | Graduate Studies Office

Reporting Awards from Outside Services

If you are the recipient of any type of award, typically scholarships or corporate sponsorships, from a source other than Texas A&M University, you must report it to Scholarships & Financial Aid as soon as possible. An adjustment in your financial aid offer may be needed according to the guidelines of the aid programs currently offered. You may be required to repay financial assistance you have already received if you are no longer eligible for those aid programs.

To report an award from an outside source, please complete the Student Data Form at howdy.tamu.edu.
Click the My Finances tab and enter the Financial Aid Portal. Click on the Resources tab to find the Student Data Form.

Outside Scholarship Checks

Checks should be mailed to the address below:

Texas A&M University
Scholarships & Financial Aid - Galveston Processing
P. O. Box 40005
College Station, TX 77842-3016

Scholarship Donor Form - Galveston

When received, scholarship funds will be credited to your billing statement. For scholarships of $1,000.00 or more, the funds will be split evenly between the fall and spring semesters, unless otherwise directed by the organization granting the scholarship. Scholarships less than $1,000.00 are applied toward the fall semester only, unless otherwise directed.

Competitive Scholarship Non-Resident Tuition Waiver

The Competitive Scholarship waiver, authorized under Texas Education Code 54.213a, is an optional state waiver that institutions may offer. In this, an eligible degree-seeking non-resident student who holds competitive scholarships of a specified minimum dollar amount may be eligible to pay the fees and charges required of Texas residents without regard to the length of time the student has resided in Texas. The student must have applied for and competed with other students (including Texas residents) for the scholarships and the scholarships must be offered by a Texas A&M University college or department scholarship committee or authorized university representative. University units may occasionally seek input from an outside donor however, outside donor(s) may not make the final recipient selection.

Waiver Qualifications | Waiver Qualifications

Maintaining Scholarship Eligibility

Each scholarship program requires students to meet certain basic elements of hours completed and cumulative GPR. Recipients of multiple scholarships, will have their GPR eligibility evaluated individually for each scholarship. All scholarship recipients must be enrolled full-time (12 hours) for their scholarship to pay towards their account each full semester (fall and spring).

Scholarship recipients that begin their enrollment at Texas A&M University during or after the summer 2013 term (i.e. Class of 2017 and subsequent class years) are required to have earned 30 hours by the end of their first academic year, 60 hours by the end of their second academic year, and 90 hours by the end of their third academic year. An academic year entails the fall, spring, and summer terms. Hours earned via transfer credit, dual credit, and AP/IB testing may be used towards the completion of this requirement.

Students that began their enrollment at Texas A&M University prior to the summer of 2013 (i.e. Class of 2016 and prior class years) are required to enroll in and complete a minimum of 12 credit hours per full semester (fall and spring) at Texas A&M University. Credit received from other institutions, as well as summer credits, may not count towards the completion of this requirement.

For additional information on maintaining eligibility for all forms of financial aid, click here to learn more about eligibility.

Maintaining Eligibility | Maintaining Eligibility

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