Scholarships

Goal

It is the goal of the Emerald Coast A&M Club for every deserving student from this area at Texas A&M to receive a merit scholarship of $1,000 or more.  Every local high school graduate gives up full or three-fourths full scholarships through the Florida Scholars programs (Bright Futures) to forgo a Florida university and go to Texas A&M.  The difference between in-state and out-of-state tuition is approximately $17,000 per school year for a student taking 14 hours each semester.   We will provide whatever help students need to find qualifying scholarships.


Emerald Coast Scholarships

Endowed Scholarship

The Emerald Coast A&M Club has established an endowed scholarship at Texas A&M for Emerald Coast scholars.  The scholarship was established through the Texas A&M Foundation and is administered by the TAMU Financial Aid Office.  The fund reached $27K in 2017 and now generates $1,200 in scholarships each year in perpetuity for Emerald Coast scholars.

To qualify for the scholarship you must be a full-time student in good standing academically and live in the FL panhandle (zip codes starting in either 324 or 325).  Deadline for applying is 1 December.  Scholarship will be awarded by Texas A&M (not ECAMC officers) in July for the fall semester.  The following link is provided to start the process https://www.applytexas.org/adappc/gen/c_start.WBX.  If you have any questions about the application and endowed scholarship sign up contact Financial Aide Office at (979) 845-3236 or financialaid@tamu.edu

Club Scholarship

In addition to the endowed scholarship, our local Emerald Coast A&M Club scholarship is funded by local contributions.  To apply, download and fill out the the application located here or else inquire at emeraldcoastamc@aggienetwork.com.  Email completed application, essay, and photo of yourself if you wish, to emeraldcoastamc@aggienetwork.comApplications are due by April 11, 2019, and the winner will be announced at Muster on April 20, 2019.


Current Recipients

Endowed Scholar 

 


Club Scholar