You can finance your degree through combinations of scholarships awarded by our college, university scholarships, financial aid, and private scholarships. 

College of Fine Arts scholarship awards 

When you are admitted as a freshman to the College of Fine Arts, you will be considered for a limited number of available scholarship awards. We use information provided when you apply for admission to consider you. No additional scholarship application is required, although we highly recommend submission of the FAFSA/TASFA, which may be needed to be eligible for some awards offered by our college and the university. 

Most scholarship offers will be made by the end of March. Whether or not you receive a scholarship as a freshman, continue to pursue current student funding opportunities through your department, the college, and the university. Learn more about scholarships for continuing students. 

University-wide scholarships and financial aid 

Texas Advance Commitment 

Texas resident undergraduate students with family adjusted gross incomes (AGIs) of up to $65,000 will have tuition covered by scholarships and grants. Students with family AGIs between $65,000 and $125,000 will receive some financial assistance to help offset the cost of their tuition. Learn more about the program and eligibility requirements

Additional scholarships 

The Office of Admissions maintains a list of other scholarship search resources online

Texas Exes Scholarships 

Texas Exes, the university’s alumni association, offers an independent scholarship application with deadlines that range between December 1 and February 15. Learn more and apply online. 

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