The Texas Grant program is available to provide money, in the form of a grant, to students who meet eligibility requirements and are attending college. In order to apply for a Texas Grant you must be a resident of the state of Texas and be able to show financial need. You can get a Texas Grant by first determining if you meet the eligibility requirements and then be selected as a recipient for available grant money.
Instructions
Initial Award
1. Register for Selective Service when you reach the age of 18. You do not need to register if you are exempt from this requirement.
2. Graduate from a public high school, in the state, in a Recommended, Distinguished, Honor or Advanced program.
3. Enroll in college part-time. A three-quarter time basis (nine credit hours) is needed unless a hardship waiver has been granted.
4. Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This needs to be done at the college or university where you enrolled in step 3.
5. Review the award letter that was sent to understand your responsibilities.
Renewal Award
6. Determine if you have received a Texas Grant in the previous year and maintain a satisfactory academic level.
7. Enroll and remain enrolled in the college or university, for at least nine credit hours, each semester by the tuition due date.
8. Compete and return a financial aid application to the college or university you are attending.
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