RAINS HIGH SCHOOL
Scholarship Information
Scholarship Information
Local Scholarships
Rains County Chamber of Commerce
Other Scholarship Opportunities
Ozarka ‘Every Drop Counts’ Earth Science Scholarship
Eligibility- TX senior, gpa of 3.0, and pursing a degree in Earth/Environmental Sciences.
Deadline- April 26, 2019
Audry Owens Memorial Agricultural Scholarship
Eligibility- TX senior who is an active participant in 4H, FFA, or Rodeo Team and pursuing a career in agriculture.
Deadline- May 1, 2019
Texas Interscholastic League Foundation – opens March 1, 2019
Eligibility- Student must participate at the state level in a UIL academic contest AND must plan to attend a TX school.
Deadline- May 10, 2019
Horatio Alger National Career & Technical Scholarship Program
Eligibility- Enrolled in 2 year or less career or technical degree/certificate program, attend a non-profit post-secondary institution, and demonstrate financial need (Pell Grant eligible).
Deadline- June 15, 2019
East Texas Communities Foundation
Eligibility- Varies Depending on Scholarship
Deadline- Varies Depening on Scholarship
Eligibility- Senior, aspiring teacher, and committed to teach in specific location or content.
Deadline- Depends on college attending
The College Board Opportunity Scholarships
Eligibility- Varies Depending on Scholarship
Deadline- Varies Depending on Scholarship
Scholarship Search Webpages
www.fastweb.com Fast Web - free internet scholarship database- complete a personal profile
www.scholarships4students.com Scholarships listed by universities, majors, schools, etc.
www.jackierobinson.org Jackie Robinson Foundation - scholarships for minority youth
www.hsf.net Hispanic Scholarship Fund - source with many scholarships for Hispanic youth planning to attend a 2 or 4 year college
Texas Tuition Promise Fund
The Texas Guaranteed Tuition Plan, also known as the Texas Tomorrow Fund, was offered as the original Texas prepaid tuition plan. The plan was open from 1995-2003, and is currently closed to new enrollment. The new Plan opened in 2008, and is known as the Texas Tuition Promise Fund. The primary difference between the Plans:
- Texas Tomorrow Fund (Old Plan): The Texas constitution guarantees payment of tuition and required fees for the Plan’s beneficiaries who attend college when their Purchaser redeems their contract for that purpose.
- Texas Tuition Promise Fund (New Plan): The Plan is not constitutionally guaranteed, however, Texas law requires all Texas two-year and four-year public colleges and universities to accept tuition units as payment for the applicable portion of tuition and required fees. This law does not apply to private or out-of-state colleges and universities or career schools.