Scholarship 2026 Reference Only

2026 Scholarship Application

Howdy! Thank you for your interest in this scholarship. Before you complete this application, please complete the following required section to verify your eligibility. We wish you all the best as you pursue your education at Texas A&M.

Again, thanks and Gig ‘em!


ELIGIBILITY CHECK *

Has the applicant legally and permanently resided in Washington County, Texas, for at least 6 consecutive months prior to this application?
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Did applicant graduate from a high school located in Washington County, Texas? *

Will the applicant be enrolled in at least 12 undergraduate hours for the Fall 2026 semester?  (Hours leading to a Bachelor’s degree are eligible. Hours leading to a Master’s degree are ineligible.) *

If selected, does the applicant agree to notify the Washington County A&M Club immediately if credit hours fall below 12, and does the applicant understand that this credit hour reduction requires a forfeiture of the scholarship? *

Will applicant be enrolled at Texas A&M University in College Station or at Texas A&M University in Galveston this fall? *

Does applicant pledge that all information and answers submitted via this application will be original thoughts, and no content will be AI-generated? *

ARE YOU ELIGIBLE?

If you responded “No” to any of the above questions, you are not eligible for a Washington County A&M Club scholarship.

If you answered “Yes” to all of the above questions, you are eligible and should complete the remainder of this application! Items marked with a red asterisk (*) are required.

2026 Scholarship Application Begins Here:


SECTION 1 - GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT YOU

Please list an alternate contact that will most likely know your whereabouts. This can be anyone you designate, and we will only contact them in the event we have difficulty getting in touch with you. (For example, you are out of the country, at a camp, on vacation, at work, off grid, etc.)


SECTION 2 - CLASSIFICATION AND CREDENTIALS

Please check only ONE of the following three choices and complete the requested information: *


SECTION 3 - OTHER SCHOLARSHIPS


SECTION 4 - RECENT WORK EXPERIENCE

Please list your most recent employment information. If you have work experience that might not qualify as formal employment (such as volunteer work, a family business, ranch, farm, home, etc.), we would like to hear about that in the “Other” section. These boxes have a character limit, so be as concise as you can, but adequately answer the question.

Formal Employment:

Other meaningful jobs:


SECTION 5 - EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES AND SPECIAL RECOGNITION

Tell us about your extracurricular activities, special recognitions or honors. You are allowed 400 characters (70 or so words) for each activity, recognition or honor. Be as concise as you can, but adequately provide your information.


SECTION 6 - SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS

Please answer the questions below, using the space provided. You are allowed 600 characters (100 or so words) for each answer. Be as concise as you can, but adequately answer each question.


SECTION 7 – TRANSCRIPT, ONE FINAL QUESTION AND REFERENCES

We just need a few more things from you. Please upload your most recent transcript from the last school you attended, either high school or college. It's OK if it's an unofficial transcript. (Transcript file format can be .pdf or .jpg or .docx) UPLOAD HERE:

Provide 3 personal references along with phone & email:


SECTION 8 - SAVE, REVIEW, OR SUBMIT

If you need to save your application to be completed later, please use the blue button below. This will generate a unique link to your application. You will be given the opportunity to copy your link, and/or have it emailed to you. If you lose it, it cannot be recovered!


You’re almost finished! Again, we encourage you to fill in all sections and provide as much information that tells us about you. Make sure you have completed your application, reviewed it for errors or omissions, and submitted the required documents.

Finally, the Aggie Code of Honor is a foundational principle at Texas A&M University that emphasizes honesty, integrity, and ethical behavior within the Aggie community.

"An Aggie does not lie, cheat, or steal, or tolerate those who do."

Please confirm that you followed the Aggie Code of Honor as part of this application process and that you will uphold the Aggie Code of Honor while a student at Texas A&M University.


Once you've confirmed that everything is good-to-go, use the maroon Submit My Application! button below. (Please note: After you submit your application you won't be able to make any changes.)

Congratulations on becoming a Texas Aggie!
Thanks, Gig 'em, and Good Luck!