SCHOLARSHIPS
Texas A&M and the VRSC are committed to offering military-affiliated Aggies a wide range of opportunities to learn, grow, succeed, and excel. Therefore, the University and the VRSC are proud to offer many different types of scholarships to incoming and continuing Aggie Veterans.
The VRSC Scholarship Program is designed to provide financial assistance to Aggie Veterans and spouses of Aggie Veterans with the greatest need. VRSC scholarships will be offered to qualified applicants who are full time students that have completed at least one semester at Texas A&M University. All Aggie Veterans are encouraged to apply for these scholarships each year. To qualify for the VRSC Scholarships, students need to fill out the UWIDE Continuing Student Scholarship Application. You must be a full-time student, undergraduate or graduate (minimum of 12 hours per semester for undergraduate and 9 hours per semester for graduate) who has completed at least one semester at Texas A&M University, College Station.
Texas A&M offers Aggie Ring Scholarships through the UWIDE Continuing Student Scholarship Application (be sure to check the box indicating you are interested in a ring scholarship!).
In addition, the VRSC has our Aggie Rings for Veterans program that offers Aggie Veterans an additional opportunity to alleviate the financial burden of paying for their Aggie Ring.
If you are unable to receive a VRSC Ring Scholarship, connect with the Association of Former Students for other resources.
Students receiving veterans’ education benefits are typically also eligible for all scholarships awarded by Texas A&M University, including those awarded by Scholarships & Financial Aid, Academic Departments and Colleges, the Texas A&M Foundation, and more.
There are a number of great scholarships available to both active duty and veterans ranging from major/career specific to service specific. For more information on these and other funding opportunities, click here.
The Corps of Cadets offer five different type of scholarships varying from $1000-$8000 with no military obligation. These are awarded based upon such criteria such as need, academic performance, and demonstrated leadership. Both freshman and transfer students are encouraged to apply.
Click here for more information about Corps of Cadets Scholarships.