Finding ways to fund your education can feel overwhelming, but scholarships are an excellent resource to help reduce financial stress and make your academic goals more achievable. There are countless scholarship opportunities designed to support the Class of 2025. Below, we’ve compiled a list of scholarships that cater to a variety of interests, backgrounds, and career aspirations.
Manages over 60 funds, including the ECLAT Foundation Scholarship, which offers $2,000 for students in North Texas counties.
Awards, such as the H.O.P.E. Farm Scholarship, are tailored for specific, local student populations.
Provides various, often donor-named, scholarships with awards typically starting around $1,000.Â
Focuses on local students with applications typically distributed through counselors in January.
Supports students in the Hill Country area, focusing on various fields including agriculture and nursing.
Provides scholarships for vocational and traditional college paths.Â
The Dallas Foundation has about 10 scholarship funds, each with a different purpose and eligibility requirements.
Manages over 10 scholarship funds for North Texas students.
Administers a variety of unique scholarship funds that grant over $5.9 million annually to college students.
Offers more than 60 different scholarships, each with varying criteria and award eligibility.
Home to 50 scholarship funds established by generous individuals, organizations and businesses to help students from our community and surrounding areas pursue their dreams through education.
Awards over 100 scholarships to South Plains area students each year.Â
NBCF matches caring donors with deserving students who want to continue their studies at colleges, universities, trade or technical schools.
there is the opportunity to award 75 different college scholarships based on financial need, academic merit, involvement in extracurricular activities, and/or community service
Scholarships are available to students who graduated from a high school in one of the counties in the CBCF Service Area: Aransas, Bee, Jim Wells, Kleberg, Nueces, Refugio and San Patricio.Â
Offers a variety of scholarships for different colleges/universities and fields of study and eligibility for scholarships based on the student’s county of residence, planned college or university, and/or anticipated field of study.
Offers about 10 scholarships focused on rural AustinÂ
Administers scholarship funds for Brazos Valley students. These funds often carry the name of the donor, school district, or field of education that the scholarship serves. Presently, there are three scholarshipsÂ
Awards over 100 recipients that are selected by counselors, principals, and/or scholarship committees.Â
Offers scholarships to those pursuing higher education and vocational opportunities. While most Foundation scholarships are available to students originating from the Permian Basin region, each scholarship is unique in its focus and criteria.Â
Supports students who seek a career relating to the water and/or wastewater industry or a career that will support rural Texas.
Awarded annually to 20-30 graduating high school seniors. In 2025, 386 completed scholarship applications were reviewed for consideration. The judges selected 25 recipients.
Each Texas Farm Credit branch location selects one local student each year who will be awarded a $1,000 academic grant and the title of Ag Champ, with a total of 25 Ag Champs in all.
Annually award over $532,000 in scholarships in a variety of packages designed to meet different student needs.
Annually awards scholarships to an exceptional group of rural students for their first year of college or vocational school. All applicants require partnership with an NTCA—The Rural Broadband Association member company to be eligible.