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TPEG Grant (International) is a grant from Texas State University that funds financial assistance for international students facing economic hardship. Awards of up to $1,000 per semester (maximum $2,000 per degree) are available to degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate international students enrolled at Texas State University who pay non-resident tuition rates and are in good academic standing.
Applicants must demonstrate financial need, explain the circumstances requiring emergency support, and provide documentation of expenses and income. The application is administered through Texas State Global - International Affairs (ISSS). Students may not have certain holds on their record and must not be at risk of losing their tuition waiver to remain eligible.
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TPEG Grant (International) - BOSS TXST Scholarships TXST Global - International Affairs Section 1: Student Information Identify which semester you are requesting ISSS emergency funding. Do you currently have any holds on your student record? If "Yes" to the hold question, please explain what the hold is and why you have the hold.
When do you expect to graduate? Do you have an approved Reduced Courseload for this semester? Section 2: Tuition and Scholarship Information Do you currently pay resident (in-state) or non-resident (out-of-state) tuition?
Indicate any financial aid you are receiving from Texas State: (Enter 0 if not applicable) a. Graduate assistantship (GA, GRA, GIA, etc.): b. Texas State University Scholarship/Fellowship: d.
If receiving "Other" type of financial aid, please describe: Is there any indication that you may lose your tuition waiver? Section 3: Employment Information Have you ever applied to the DHS for Economic Hardship Work Permission or Special Student Relief? Have you ever applied for a Leave of Absence?
Section 4: Travel Outside The United States Since The Beginning Of Your Program Record any past or future international travel since starting your program at Texas State. Section 5: Expenses and Income for Next School Year List below your projected expenses for next year (0 if does not apply): 2. Monthly rent including utilities: 5.
Loans (Must Provide Evidence): 6b. If you added "Other Expenses" amount, specify expense(s). (Otherwise "N/A"): List below your projected funding sources for next year (0 if does not apply): 1.
Personal funds (cash, savings, etc.): 2. Income from all employment: 4. Scholarship/assistantship: 5b.
If you added "Other Income" amount, specify source(s). (Otherwise "N/A"): Section 6: Personal Explanation of Need Letter Please explain the following matter in your own words, and ensure to attach the necessary supporting documentation: 1. Why you need emergency funding (i.e. describe all related events or circumstances that have impacted your financial situation).
2. How emergency funding is necessary in assisting you to graduate from Texas State University. 3.
Include all necessary evidence such as bank documents, medical bills, death of a sponsor, etc. that help substantiate your emergency funding request. Supporting Documents (PDF format): Section 7: Acknowledgements and Signature Please acknowledge your understanding of each of the following: 1. I understand that the ISSS Emergency Funding review process can take a few weeks.
2. I understand that ISSS Emergency Funding will not provide me in-state tuition. 3.
I understand that I may be asked for additional documentation which can delay my request. 4. I understand that the decision is final and there is no appeal process.
5. I have read and understand the University Policy on Scholarships and Fellowship Grants Paid to Nonresident Aliens Students and Scholars 6. I have read and understand the purpose of emergency funding.
By signing below, I certify that the above information I have provided is true and accurate. I understand that knowingly making false statements or submitting fraudulent documents may lead to suspension from Texas State University.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Degree-seeking undergraduate or graduate international students enrolled at Texas State University for one academic year, paying non-resident tuition rates, in good academic standing (3. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,000.00 per semester (maximum $2,000 per degree). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
TPEG Grant (International) is funded by Texas State University. 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.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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