Since applications and deadlines sometimes change, please contact the applicable department to obtain the most up to date information.
UNDERGRADUATES:
• Fill out the Scholarship Application for new, transfer or currently enrolled students from the Scholarship Office. Applications are located in 305D West Hall and online at www.fina.ttu.edu and are due by March 1st for awards for the following academic year.
• Check out the Honors College at www.honr.ttu.edu for merit scholarships and other resources.
GRADUATES:
• Check the graduate school website at www.depts.ttu.edu/gradschool/scholarships for financial opportunities.
ALL STUDENTS:
• Check with your department or advisor for applications. This is usually your BEST source.
• Ask your professors if they are aware of any resources.
• Check the Scholarship Office Bulletin Board in West Hall, 3rd floor. Postings change frequently.
• Join a Professional Organization for your major. Check with your department and/or departmental website. OIA Undergraduate Scholarship and Ann and Bill Fisher
Graduate Scholarship
The OIA Undergraduate Scholarship
For fulltime, incoming freshman, transfers and current undergraduate students:
The OIA Ann and Bill Fisher Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students:
Scholarships and Assistance offered in Fall 2010 and Spring 2011
Florence Terry Griswold Scholarship 1: $2,500 (one award)
For a woman who is a citizen of a Pan American country (other than the United States) and is pursuing a graduate degree at a state-supported college or university in Texas. More than $2,500 may be awarded in years when funds are available. Go to www.partt.org and go to “Florence Terry Griswold Scholarship” for more information. Applications CANNOT be submitted by fax and must be post-marked by no later than January 28, 2011.
Good Neighbor Scholarship for the 2011-2012 Academic Year The GNS program for international students from Latin America and the Western Hemisphere awards tuition waivers for the Fall 2011 Semester, Spring 2012 Semester, and Summer I & II 2012 Sessions for citizens born in the western hemisphere. Students are required to pay all fees, however. The student must have been at least a five-year current resident of a politically independent nation in the western hemisphere (excluding Cuba and the United States); the student must be unconditionally admitted to Texas Tech University or be currently enrolled full-time maintaining satisfactory academic progress; the student should be planning on returning to the country of origin upon successful completion of the academic program. (Deadlinefor submission of this application for the 2010-2011 academic year has already passed.) Deadline for submission of the application for the 2011-2012 academic year will be 5:00 p.m., Monday, February 28, 2011. Information for the 2011-2012 academic year will be made available at this site in January of 2011 once this office has received the appropriate information from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in Austin, Texas. Official GNS application forms should be made available to interested western hemisphere student applicants on or about the third week of January 2011.
From your major department
Your best chance for getting a scholarship is, believe it or not, from your own major department. If you qualify with the proper grade point average, you are eligible to be considered. Contact the department.
Tuition Assistance for Students of Mexico
For citizens or permanent residents of Mexico; students must be planning to return to Mexico after completion of program; students must be enrolled full-time; and, they must demonstrate financial need. Assistance allows Mexican nationals to pay in-state tuition and to waive out-of-state tuition.
Tuition Assistance for Students of Mexico Application Form
Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship (SACS)
All international students are eligible to apply for the Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship program. Applications are due by a designated deadline. For international student awardees, the SACS may provide a certain monetary award for an appropriate academic term or summer session. Every TTU student pays the SACS fee every academic term that he or she is enrolled at Texas Tech University, and therefore, is eligible to apply each term. Interested students should review all information that is online at the Study Abroad link.Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship Link
International Students Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
The Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) is for very special situations where there is a critical and compelling need to assist a student who has had a sudden and major financial problem. It is not for chronic financial mismanagement, neglect, and abuse. TPEG funding is limited and awards are usually very modest at best. Awards are normally not made during a student’s first year as a student at Texas Tech. Examples of important issues might be, but are not limited to, currency fluctuations in one’s home country, or a natural disaster in one’s home country which affects the economy and the financial services sector and, thus, a student’s ability to receive enough funds from his native country to pay his financial obligations here in the United States. A TPEG is not meant to be used to pay required student fees. It is not a scholarship and does not waive out of state tuition. Any application for a TPEG must be correctly, rigorously, and timely documented. Without satisfactory documentation, an application will not be considered. Students must present their TPEG application in person to the International Student TPEG Coordinator for review and discussion.
International Students TPEG Application
UNDERGRADUATES:
• Fill out the Scholarship Application for new, transfer or currently enrolled students from the Scholarship Office. Applications are located in 305D West Hall and online at www.fina.ttu.edu and are due by March 1st for awards for the following academic year.
• Check out the Honors College at www.honr.ttu.edu for merit scholarships and other resources.
GRADUATES:
• Check the graduate school website at www.depts.ttu.edu/gradschool/scholarships for financial opportunities.
ALL STUDENTS:
• Check with your department or advisor for applications. This is usually your BEST source.
• Ask your professors if they are aware of any resources.
• Check the Scholarship Office Bulletin Board in West Hall, 3rd floor. Postings change frequently.
• Join a Professional Organization for your major. Check with your department and/or departmental website. OIA Undergraduate Scholarship and Ann and Bill Fisher
Graduate Scholarship
The OIA Undergraduate Scholarship
For fulltime, incoming freshman, transfers and current undergraduate students:
- born outside the United States, regardless of citizenship, residency or national origin,
- who are fluent in at least two languages,
- who are able to demonstrate outstanding academic achievement,
- and financial need.
The OIA Ann and Bill Fisher Graduate Scholarship
For graduate students:
- born outside the United States, regardless of citizenship, residency, or national origin,
- who are fluent in at least two languages,
- who possess a minimum GPA of 3.0,
- and who demonstrate financial need.
Scholarships and Assistance offered in Fall 2010 and Spring 2011
Florence Terry Griswold Scholarship 1: $2,500 (one award)
For a woman who is a citizen of a Pan American country (other than the United States) and is pursuing a graduate degree at a state-supported college or university in Texas. More than $2,500 may be awarded in years when funds are available. Go to www.partt.org and go to “Florence Terry Griswold Scholarship” for more information. Applications CANNOT be submitted by fax and must be post-marked by no later than January 28, 2011.
Good Neighbor Scholarship for the 2011-2012 Academic Year The GNS program for international students from Latin America and the Western Hemisphere awards tuition waivers for the Fall 2011 Semester, Spring 2012 Semester, and Summer I & II 2012 Sessions for citizens born in the western hemisphere. Students are required to pay all fees, however. The student must have been at least a five-year current resident of a politically independent nation in the western hemisphere (excluding Cuba and the United States); the student must be unconditionally admitted to Texas Tech University or be currently enrolled full-time maintaining satisfactory academic progress; the student should be planning on returning to the country of origin upon successful completion of the academic program. (Deadlinefor submission of this application for the 2010-2011 academic year has already passed.) Deadline for submission of the application for the 2011-2012 academic year will be 5:00 p.m., Monday, February 28, 2011. Information for the 2011-2012 academic year will be made available at this site in January of 2011 once this office has received the appropriate information from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board in Austin, Texas. Official GNS application forms should be made available to interested western hemisphere student applicants on or about the third week of January 2011.
From your major department
Your best chance for getting a scholarship is, believe it or not, from your own major department. If you qualify with the proper grade point average, you are eligible to be considered. Contact the department.
Tuition Assistance for Students of Mexico
For citizens or permanent residents of Mexico; students must be planning to return to Mexico after completion of program; students must be enrolled full-time; and, they must demonstrate financial need. Assistance allows Mexican nationals to pay in-state tuition and to waive out-of-state tuition.
Tuition Assistance for Students of Mexico Application Form
Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship (SACS)
All international students are eligible to apply for the Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship program. Applications are due by a designated deadline. For international student awardees, the SACS may provide a certain monetary award for an appropriate academic term or summer session. Every TTU student pays the SACS fee every academic term that he or she is enrolled at Texas Tech University, and therefore, is eligible to apply each term. Interested students should review all information that is online at the Study Abroad link.Study Abroad Competitive Scholarship Link
International Students Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG)
The Texas Public Education Grant (TPEG) is for very special situations where there is a critical and compelling need to assist a student who has had a sudden and major financial problem. It is not for chronic financial mismanagement, neglect, and abuse. TPEG funding is limited and awards are usually very modest at best. Awards are normally not made during a student’s first year as a student at Texas Tech. Examples of important issues might be, but are not limited to, currency fluctuations in one’s home country, or a natural disaster in one’s home country which affects the economy and the financial services sector and, thus, a student’s ability to receive enough funds from his native country to pay his financial obligations here in the United States. A TPEG is not meant to be used to pay required student fees. It is not a scholarship and does not waive out of state tuition. Any application for a TPEG must be correctly, rigorously, and timely documented. Without satisfactory documentation, an application will not be considered. Students must present their TPEG application in person to the International Student TPEG Coordinator for review and discussion.
International Students TPEG Application
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