Complete the Scholarship Universe General Undergraduate Application by March 1st.
Incoming Freshmen
For the Incoming Freshmen Program you must complete your admissions application on ApplyTexas, submit your transcript and ACT or SAT scores by December 1st.
Incoming Transfer
For the STEP A and B Transfer scholarships you must complete your admissions application and submit transcripts on ApplyTexas by March 1st
Current Undergraduates
N/A
Incoming Transfer
For the STEP A and B Transfer scholarships you must complete your admissions application and submit transcripts on ApplyTexas by March 1st
International Undergraduates
Complete the International Undergraduate Scholarship Application on Scholarship Universe by May 1st
International graduates
Complete the International Graduate Scholarship Application on Scholarship Universe by June 10th. Contact the College of Graduate Studies
Current graduates
N/A - Contact the College of Graduate Studies
Incoming freshmen
To apply for the First Time in College Scholarship Program, you must meet the following requirements:
All Undergraduate students: incoming freshman, incoming transfer students and current students:
You must submit the Undergraduate Scholarship Application. In order to be eligible, you must have a minimum 3.0 GPA and plan to be at least a full-time student (12 hours per semester) and complete 30 semester credit hours EACH academic year (Fall, Spring, and Summer) at A&M-Corpus Christi.
Please see the appropriate link to determine which scholarships you may qualify for.
A: No, PSA students are not eligible for Incoming Freshmen scholarships because these are 4-year awards. PSA admitted students can submit the General Undergraduate Scholarship application available from October 1- March 1.
You will be notified by e-mail if you are or are not selected to receive a scholarship. For this reason, it is very important that the correct e-mail addresses are submitted on your application. Please note that if you are not selected for an award you will be notified within two weeks after the 12th day of class.
The TAMUCC Undergraduate Scholarship Application will be reopened if there are remaining funds to be awarded for the academic year.
Scholarship awards are made based on a student's overall scholarship application (e.g., test scores, class rank, essay, resume, leadership, etc.) and not just on a single criterion.
Scholarships are awarded for the full academic year and not for just one semester. For example, if you are awarded a $1,000 scholarship, you will receive $500 in the fall semester and $500 in the spring semester.
Some scholarships are awarded based on your current major. We ask that you please notify the Scholarship Office if you are a recipient of a major-specific scholarship and decide to change your major. If you have not been awarded a scholarship, but you have submitted your application, no action is required on your part. The system automatically updates your scholarship application to reflect your new major.
The Thank You letter picture is your profile picture in Scholarship Universe. Please see the link below for the picture requirements.
Scholarship monies are automatically applied to your tuition bill. Refunds are coordinated through the Business Office and processed through BankMobile Disbursements. To learn more about BankMobile Disbursements, click How it Works or go to the Business Office Refund Webpage.
If you have a scholarship but find yourself not able to register for the required number of hours, please fill out the enrollment exception form at the link below. This will be forwarded to your scholarship committee for review.
If you have a scholarship but find yourself no longer eligible and have extenuating circumstances, please fill out the appeal form at the link below. This will be forwarded to your scholarship committee for review.
Yes, for the 2021-2022 academic year only, we will not be reviewing ACT/SAT scores as criteria for awarding the Incoming Freshmen scholarships. We will be considering a student's High School Percentile and GPA (converted to a 4.0 scale). Admissions applications and High School transcripts will still need to be submitted by the December 1st, 2020 deadline.
