Scholarships at Austin College
11 scholarships at Austin College in Sherman, TX — named awards with amounts, deadlines, and official application links. See Austin College’s full profile (cost, outcomes, admissions) at college.ai →
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College Board's Recognition Scholarships
$2,000 · Deadline: February 1 · Students recognized by College Board's National Recognition programs
Students recognized by College Board's National Recognition programs will receive a $2,000 Austin College sponsored award. This award is stacked on top of their general merit scholarship.
Official page →John D. Moseley Alumni Scholarships
$500 to $1,000 annually · Deadline: February 1 · Freshman applicants nominated by an Austin College graduate
Awarded to outstanding freshman applicants who have potential for continued success at Austin College. A limited number of awards are available each year. Students must be nominated by an Austin College graduate to be eligible.
Official page →Music Scholarships
Up to $4,000 annually · Deadline: February 1 · Incoming students with musical talent who complete a live or videotaped audition and interview with the Music Scholarship Committee in early spring of senior year
Music Scholarships are awarded to students with musical talent for performance in an assigned Austin College music ensemble, open to both music majors/minors and non-majors. A limited number of awards are available each year, and the scholarship is renewable annually based on satisfactory performance as endorsed by the music department.
Official page →NHI Scholarship from Austin College
Up to $2,500 annually · Deadline: February 1 · Incoming freshmen who attended one or more NHI programs during high school (with signed proof of participation from an NHI staff member) and demonstrate leadership skills.
The NHI Scholarship is awarded to incoming freshmen at Austin College who have participated in NHI programs and who excel both in the classroom and in the community. Applicants must demonstrate leadership skills and detail their involvement in NHI on their admission application.
Official page →Physics/Engineering Scholarship
$5,000 - $7,500 annually, plus a possible one-time stipend up to $4,000 · Deadline: February 1 · Students majoring in Physics, Engineering Physics, Engineering, or the Dual Degree Engineering Program with minimum SAT Math score of 650 or ACT Math/Science scores of 26, and a high school GPA of 3.5+
The Nancy Bryant '67 and Jerry Taylor Scholarship is awarded to students interested in majoring in Physics, Engineering Physics, Engineering, or the Dual Degree Program in Engineering at Austin College. Recipients may also be eligible for a one-time stipend up to $4,000 for an approved summer research or internship opportunity. The award is renewable annually with department endorsement, provided satisfactory performance is maintained.
Official page →Presbyterian Scholarships
$500 to $1,000 annually · Deadline: March 1 · Members of the Presbyterian Church (USA) with strong academic records and demonstrated commitment to the Church and service to others
Awarded to students with records of academic achievement who are members of the Presbyterian Church (USA). Strong candidates will have demonstrated a commitment to the Church and to service to others. This scholarship is renewable for each undergraduate year, provided a student remains involved in the life of the Church and in service to others and maintains good academic standing.
Official page →Sara Bernice Moseley Scholarships for Presbyterian Students
$500 to $1,000 annually · Deadline: March 1 · Members of the Presbyterian Church (USA) with strong academic records and demonstrated commitment to the Church and service to others
Awarded to students with records of academic achievement who are members of the Presbyterian Church (USA). Strong candidates will have demonstrated a commitment to the Church and to service to others. The scholarship is renewable for each undergraduate year, provided the student remains involved in the Church, in service to others, and in good academic standing.
Official page →Science Art Scholarships
Up to $4,000 annually · Deadline: February 1 · Students with talents in studio art, whether or not majoring/minoring in art, who submit an art portfolio.
Awarded to students with talents in studio art, whether or not they intend to major or minor in art. A limited number of awards are available each year, and applicants must submit an art portfolio to be considered a candidate. The scholarship is renewable each year with the endorsement of the art department stipulating satisfactory performance.
Official page →Theatre Scholarships
Up to $4,000 annually · Deadline: February 1 · Applicants must have a live audition or portfolio presentation and interview with Theatre faculty in early spring of their senior year.
Awarded to Austin College students with talents in theatre, whether or not they intend to major or minor in the field. A limited number of awards are available each year, and the scholarship is renewable annually with endorsement from the theatre department based on satisfactory performance.
Official page →Westminster Scholar Award
Full tuition (plus housing and food for children of full-time PC(USA) clergy and staff) · Deadline: March 1 of senior year of high school · Students on the membership roll of a Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation, not based on financial need
Austin College offers the Westminster Scholarship Program for Presbyterian students, guaranteeing full tuition coverage after all institutional, federal, and state grants/scholarships are applied. Students who are children of full-time PC(USA) clergy and staff also receive housing and food coverage in addition to full tuition.
Official page →Fine Arts Scholarships
Deadline: February 1 · Requires separate application; may include supplementary materials
Institutional scholarship for students pursuing fine arts
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