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Find similar grantsTEXAS Grant Program is sponsored by Texas Legislature (administered by individual institutions). The TEXAS Grant program provides financial aid to eligible Texas resident undergraduate students demonstrating financial need to attend a Texas public university or health-related institution.
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Grant & Loan Programs - Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Now Available: Fiscal Year 2027 State Financial Aid Guidelines The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board announces that the Fiscal Year 2027 (2026-27) State Financial Aid Guidelines and the new Grant and Aid Processing Platform (GAPP) User Manual are now available. Find grant and loan programs with comprehensive resources below.
Toward EXcellence, Access, and Success (TEXAS) Grant TEXAS Grant program funds are available to eligible students attending General Academic Teaching Institutions (GATIs) in Texas (excluding Lamar State College-Orange and Lamar State College-Port Arthur). This program is authorized by TEC Chapter 56, Section 56. 302 Subchapter M .
Rules establishing procedures to administer the program can be found in Title 19 of the TAC, Chapter 22, Subchapter L.
Fiscal Year 2027 TEXAS Grant Preliminary Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 TEXAS Grant Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 TEXAS Grant Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 TEXAS Grant Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 Revised TEXAS Grant Final Allocations [PDF] Private High School Certification Form for Recommended Curriculum [PDF] Texas Educational Opportunity Grant (TEOG) TEOG program funds are available to eligible students attending community colleges, public state colleges (including Lamar State College-Orange and Lamar State College-Port Arthur), and public technical institutes.
This programs authorized by TEC, Chapter 56, Section 56. 402 . Rules establishing procedures to administer the program can be found in Title 19 of the TAC, Chapter 22, Subchapter M .
Fiscal Year 2027 TEOG Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 TEOG Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 TEOG Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 TEOG Guidelines [PDF] Tuition Equalization Grant (TEG) TEG program funds are available to eligible students attending a private or independent institution of higher education (See TEC, Section 61. 003(15) ). This program is authorized by TEC Chapter 61, Section 61.
221 . Rules establishing procedures to administer the subchapter can be found in Title 19 of the TAC, Chapter 22, Subchapter B .
Fiscal Year 2027 Revised TEG Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 TEG Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 Revised TEG Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 TEG Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 Revised TEG Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 TEG Engagement Guide [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 TEG Engagement Report- Submission Form Link Texas Transfer Grant Program Texas Transfer Grant program funds are available to eligible students attending General Academic Teaching Institutions (GATIs) in Texas (excluding Lamar State College-Orange and Lamar State College-Port Arthur) and Health Related Institutions (HRIs).
Rules establishing procedures to administer the program can be found in Texas Administrative Code, Title 19, Part 1, Chapter 22, Subchapter K .
Fiscal Year 2026 Texas Transfer Grant Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2026 Texas Transfer Grant Program REVISED Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 Texas Transfer Grant Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 Revised Texas Transfer Grant Final Allocations [PDF] Texas Transfer Grant 2022-23 (FY 2023) Pilot Program Transfer Grant program funds were available to eligible students attending General Academic Teaching Institutions (GATIs) in Texas (excluding Lamar State College-Orange and Lamar State College-Port Arthur) during the 2022-23 academic year.
This program was sponsored through the state’s additional investment in the federal Governor’s Emergency Education Relief (GEER) funds. Texas Transfer Grant Pilot Program Fact Sheet [PDF] Future Occupations & Reskilling Workforce Advancement to Reach Demand (FORWARD) Loan The FORWARD Loan Program is a low-interest loan designed for students enrolled in programs aligned with high-value credentials and high-demand occupations.
This program is limited to students enrolled in specific programs within the fields of Energy, Nursing/Patient Care, Teaching, Technology, and Transportation/Logistics. To see eligible credentials, refer to the full list here. The program is part of the Hinson-Hazlewood College Student Loan Program, authorized by TEC, Chapter 52, Subchapter A .
Rules for administering the program can be found in TAC, Title 19, Chapter 24, Subchapter E .
Fiscal Year 2026 FORWARD Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 FORWARD Program High Demand Credentials Listing [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 FORWARD Guidelines [PDF] College Access Loan (CAL) Program CAL program funds are available to eligible students attending public or private nonprofit institutions and entities, including Regional Education Service Centers, located in Texas. This program is authorized by TEC, Chapter 52, Subchapter A .
Rules establishing procedures to administer the subchapter can be found in TAC, Title 19, Chapter 24, Subchapter D . The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board is required to calculate the final loan amount based on a student’s “manageable debt” for the borrower’s program of study ( see amounts ) on College Access Loan (CAL) applications (see TAC, Section 22. 49(c) ).
Fiscal Year 2026 CAL Guidelines [PDF] Fiscal Year 2025 CAL Guidelines [PDF] The Texas B-On-Time loan program was discontinued as of August 31, 2020, and no more funding can be issued to students. This program is authorized by TEC, Chapter 56, Section 56. 0092 .
Rules can be found in Title 19 of the TAC, Chapter 22, Subchapter Q . Note: Rules were adopted by the Board on Oct. 24, 2024, which established an allocation methodology and approved uses of funds that remain in the Texas B-On-Time (BOT) Student Loan account.
Eligible institutions will receive redistributed BOT funds in November 2024 (see memo from Nov. 20, 2024 ). BOT Redistribution Final Allocations [PDF] Fiscal Year 2024 BOT School Official Authorization Form [PDF] Fiscal Year 2021 BOT Loan Application for Forgiveness [PDF] Find tools, resources and instructions to help efficiently manage grants and loan programs.
Institutions can submit an Award History File and receive the most recent data reported for state grant recipients. Award History File Instructions Online Loans Return of Funds Forms IRS Certification Requirements Electronic Funds Transfer Instructions [PDF] NOTE: If institutions need to return funds that are prior to 2023-24 (FY 2024), a Grants and Special Programs Online Return of Funds Form must be submitted.
Institutions participating in a combination of Texas College Work-Study (TCWS) or Work-Study Student Mentorship Program (WSMP) and one of the three state grant programs (TEXAS Grant, TEOG, and TEG), may transfer up to 25% of the institution’s total annual program allocation or $60,000 (whichever is less) between programs within the relevant fiscal year.
Find guidance to help request access, update or remove access levels for institutional staff at any point throughout the year. To add, update, or remove a user’s access, submit a User Access Form [PDF] . Grant and Aid Processing Platform (GAPP) GAPP Account Creation Instructions HelmNet Change Transactions Instruction Guide [PDF] HelmNet Online Reporting Manual [PDF] MOVEit DMZ User Guide [PDF]
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Texas residents enrolled in a baccalaureate program, demonstrating high financial need, registered with Selective Service (or exempt), not having a previous baccalaureate degree, and meeting specific academic criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $16,182 (varies). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for TEXAS Grant Program are due January 15, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
TEXAS Grant Program is funded by Texas Legislature (administered by individual institutions). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Texas. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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