Scholarships for Incoming Freshman
Complete the scholarship application within ApplyTexas to qualify for institutional scholarships. Please complete all sections of the application.
Complete the scholarship application within ApplyTexas to qualify for institutional scholarships. Please complete all sections of the application.
Above: 2019-2020 recipients
The Abe and Peggy J. Levy Foundation will provide up to $10,000 per academic year for a maximum of four years for up to four outstanding students each year. Please read the conditions listed below before applying. This program is available only for Texas Residents who are first-time freshman at Texas A&M University at Galveston and is based upon your academic background and goals. Financial need is not considered.
The Abe and Peggy J. Levy Foundation will have access to all information submitted in your application file, including your high school transcript(s), test scores, and all written materials. This program does not, and will not, discriminate against any applicant because of race, color, religion, sex, age, marital status, national origin, condition of handicap, veteran or disabled veteran status.
Abe and Peggy J. Levy Foundation
c/o Keith McFatridge, Jr.
2228 Ship’s Mechanic Row, Suite 200
Galveston, TX 77550
The Aggie Excellence Scholarship provides an opportunity to support freshmen and transfer students in marine and maritime-related undergraduate programs on the Galveston Campus. Funding for this program is available thanks to the generosity of the Texas A&M University System Board of Regents.
Students interested in following majors will be considered for this scholarship:
Freshman scholarships are 4 year awards and transfer scholarship are 2-3 years. Students must meet eligibility requirements each year to continue receiving this scholarship in future years.
Apply using the ApplyTexas Application. Prospective students must complete the admission and scholarship portions to be considered.
$2,000 per year 4 years
$4,000 per year for 2-3 years
Distributions from this endowment will be used to provide one or more scholarships to incoming freshman in the Corps of Cadets at TAMUG, based on academic standing and financial need, as determined by the scholarship selection committee. The scholarship is renewable for no more than four years, as long as the cadet remains enrolled full-time at TAMUG and maintains acceptable grades. If the student is placed on academic probation, the scholarship is forfeited and will be awarded to a new entering freshman. If the student does not graduate in four years, the scholarship shall not be extended.
For more information about the National Merit competition, visit nationalmerit.org.
This scholarship was established by the George P. Mitchell Society to provide one or more scholarships to full time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University at Galveston. The George P. Mitchell Society Scholarships are based on the legacy of George Mitchell and ongoing support from the Mitchell Family of business through the Galveston Mardi Gras Party that continues to fund the George Mitchell Society. This scholarship is renewable for four years.
This scholarship was established by the George P. Mitchell Society to provide one or more scholarships to full time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University at Galveston. The George P. Mitchell Society Scholarships are based on the legacy of George Mitchell and ongoing support from the Mitchell Family of business through the Galveston Mardi Gras Party that continues to fund the George Mitchell Society. This scholarship is renewable for four years.
This scholarship was established by the George P. Mitchell Society to provide one or more scholarships to full time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University at Galveston. The George P. Mitchell Society Scholarships are based on the legacy of George Mitchell and ongoing support from the Mitchell Family of business through the Galveston Mardi Gras Party that continues to fund the George Mitchell Society. This scholarship is renewable for four years.
This scholarship was established by the George P. Mitchell Society to provide one or more scholarships to full time students in good standing pursuing an undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University at Galveston. The George P. Mitchell Society Scholarships are based on the legacy of George Mitchell and ongoing support from the Mitchell Family of business through the Galveston Mardi Gras Party that continues to fund the George Mitchell Society. This scholarship is renewable for four years.
This fellowship program was funded to encourage and support maritime education. Texas A&M University at Galveston graduates provide vital services in every facet of the maritime industry. Upon graduation, maritime students often find jobs in the deep-sea, tug, and barge fleet. Ashore, graduates can be found working in areas as diverse as marine insurance, port authorities, environmental protection, ship design, building, and repair. The maritime program at Texas A&M University at Galveston is one of only six in the entire United States and the only one located on the Gulf of Mexico. All incoming freshmen enrolled in the licensed option (LO) program may apply. *Selections are made from submitted scholarship applications.
This scholarship was established in memory of Mr. Robert F. Smith who was a math professor from 1882-1931. He lived in Galveston for 40 years. He loved the sea, hence the scholarship for students majoring in Marine Sciences.