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Scholarship Application — Foster Angels of Central Texas To encourage youth formerly in foster care to pursue postsecondary education in Texas, the state provides a free tuition waiver for eligible students to attend state-supported vocational schools, colleges or universities.
Foster Angels of Central Texas (FACT) offers a competitive Scholarship Program for qualified students to provide financial assistance for other major expenses not included in the tuition waiver — housing, food, books, transportation, etc. Each FACT Scholar is paired with a mentor who checks in regularly, providing both accountability and encouragement.
The FACT scholarship can be awarded to former foster youth for up to four years, depending on the applicant's education goals. The annual awards range from $5,000-$12,000 . The exact amount a scholar receives depends on factors including financial need and their enrolled credit hours.
Application Requirements: Reside in and attend an accredited post-secondary education program in Texas. Post-secondary education programs are defined as any accredited vocational or trade schools, two year colleges, or four year universities. Applicants must be a current/former youth who experienced foster care.
Applicants must be 26 years of age or younger at time of application Applicants must have completed high school or obtained a GED Applicants must be accepted into an accredited post-secondary program with the intent to enroll in a minimum of part time status Applicants must remain in good academic standing Applicants must send proof of FAFSA application (if eligible) Applicants must be willing to commit to participating in a mentoring program, and a minimum of quarterly check-ins with Foster Angels of Central Texas Program Director.
Applicants must submit at least one letter of recommendation from a teacher, mentor, counselor, supervisor, caseworker or other professionals. All applications must be completed and submitted by May 29th, 2026 by 5pm CST. No incomplete applications will be considered.
We strongly encourage you to submit 1-2 letters of recommendation, but it is not required. If you have any questions regarding the application, please reach out to scholarship@fosterangelsctx. org .
You will need to submit the following documents with your application: Confirmation email of your FAFSA/TAFSA application Your Tuition and Fee Waiver (if applicable) An unofficial transcript from your school/program (if applicable) Your Education and Training Voucher application (if applicable) Applications will be evaluated on the following criteria: Thoughtfulness and effort: Please take time to thoroughly answer and complete all questions on the application, and use spelling/grammar check before submitting.
NOTE: We recognize that AI is a tool that is becoming widely utilized in daily life. However, we want to read your responses to our essay prompts, not ChatGPT. We will be utilizing a program to analyze responses and the likelihood AI was used, and will not consider applications that have used this tool to complete the essay questions.
We understand that college can be very costly even for students who are able to utilize the tuition and fee waiver. Please share with us the impact receiving this scholarship and financial support would have on your academic performance. We will not be able to consider applications that do not submit FAFSA/TAFSA applications.
Please share how your high school or previous college experience has prepared you, and how you plan to ensure your academic success. Maintaining good academic standing is one of the criteria that allows scholars to remain in our program. If you are not currently in good standing, that does not immediately disqualify you from receiving funds, but we want you to share what your plan is to get back on and stay on track for completion.
While we will consider applications from students who do not plan to enroll full time, we will prioritize those who will do so. If full time enrollment is not possible for you, please make sure to explain why, as well as what would need to happen in order for you to be able to enroll full time.
We are also implementing an official alumni program for scholars who have exited the program, and will be looking for scholars who are willing to maintain contact with Foster Angels, and support continued improvement in the program.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Current and former youth in foster care pursuing higher education. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000 over 4 years. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Scholarship (Foster Angels of South Texas) is funded by Foster Angels of South Texas. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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