Financing Your Graduate Degree
GradSense: Enhancing Student Financial Education
Types of Aid
How to Apply for Federal Student Aid
Your Resources:
Things to Know Before Financing a Graduate Degree
Must read article: "Money for Grad School: Before you Commit to a Pricey Program, Check Out Grants, Fellowships and Loans"
Helpful websites:
- ScholarshipOwl
- USA Scholarships.com
- Guide to Graduate School Financial Aid
- Guide to Prestigious Scholarships
- BestColleges.com
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- 2016 HCCF Herbert & Marilyn Gettelfinger Agricultural Scholarship
- American Association of University Women (AAUW)
- Texas Armed Services Scholarship Program
- Truman Scholarship
- FastWeb.com
- GradSchools.com
- CollegeScholarships.org
- students.gov (search for 'graduate fellowships')
- Graduate PLUS program
- Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans
- International Student Financial Assistance Resource
- 2016 - 2017 HACU Scholarships
- Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP) Pathways to Science Scholarship Bank
Texas State Resources:
- Graduate Funding Opportunities Database
- Graduate Scholarships
- Non-Traditional Student Organization Scholarship
- Pivot Funding Database
National:
- Mexican American Legal Defense Fund
- Latino College Dollars
- The East Los Angeles Community Union (Nationwide)
- 2016 WinField Careers in Agriculture Scholarship
- Pat Tillman Scholarship (Veterans only)
State:
- Kenneth H. Ashworth Fellowship Program
- TASFA
- TEXAS Grant
- Texas Public Education Grant (Texas High School graduates qualifying for state residency under Education Code Sections 54.052 & 54.053 (formerly House Bill 1403/Senate Bill 1528) are eligible to apply for state financial aid as well as pay in-state tuition at public colleges and universities.)
