Scholarships & Opportunities
Dear senior bulldogs and bulldog parents, attached is a scholarship opportunity for future teachers/education majors provided by the Mainland Retired Teachers Association. Please review the attachment for instructions and deadlines.
The application deadline is March 1.
The Horatio Alger Association seeks to provide scholarship assistance to deserving students who have demonstrated integrity, determination in overcoming adversity, academic potential, the personal aspiration to make a unique contribution to society, strength of character and financial need.
The Mark Kilroy Foundation (MKF) has been awarding scholarships for decades, providing financial support to students pursuing higher education in Texas. This incredible opportunity is available to high school seniors, graduates, and GED recipients from select schools in Brazoria and Galveston Counties, as well as graduates from the Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) in Houston.
Attention graduating seniors! The Society of Petroleum Engineers - Gulf Coast Section (SPE-GCS) is offering an incredible scholarship opportunity for students pursuing STEM-related college majors, particularly those with an emphasis on energy.
Dear senior bulldogs, please check out the ACET scholarship opportunity. The deadline is February 28th
Senior bulldogs, please see the attached scholarship opportunity for members of Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union. The deadline to apply is in February 2025.
Dear Senior Bulldogs and Parents, here is a scholarship opportunity from the Hamman Foundation. Please note it's an online application that is due on 2/16/2025.
Dear Senior Bulldogs and Parents, here is a scholarship from the Daughters of the Confederacy post 2539. Please see the attached paperwork and requirements.
The scholarship is called "The Paradigm Challenge" which is provided by the Paradigm Foundation in Los Angeles, California. This scholarship is open to students from ages 4-18. The competition is global and is open to teams as well as individuals. Adults may also assist.
Financial Aid for Swift Transfer, aka FAST, is a program that allows colleges to offer dual credit courses to eligible high school students at no cost to the student!