ACADEMIC MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS & GRANTS ($5,000 - $18,000)

All first year students are considered for these scholarships, which are based on high school grades, course rigor, class rank (if reported), standardized test scores, writing, and contributions to school and community.

HOW TO APPLY: No additional forms are needed to be considered for academic merit awards, since the application for admission is used to determine eligibility.

TRINITY DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN FINE ARTS & DEBATE

BAKER DUNCAN SCHOLARSHIP ($2,000 - $10,000)
First year students who plan to participate in music or debate, major or minor in theater, or major in art may qualify for these awards. A separate application is required, and students may submit materials in more than one area of the arts. Potential candidates should contact the following program(s) or visit the web sites listed below for more information:

ART: (210) 999-7168
DEBATE: (210) 999-8511
DRAMA: (210) 999-8511
MUSIC: (210) 999-8212

MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS ($500 - $2,500)
Selection for this award, which is available to both music majors and non-majors, is based on a campus or taped audition. For more information contact the Department of Music at (210) 999-8212.

HOW TO APPLY: Applications for Baker Duncan and music scholarships are available online through each department’s individual website.

NATIONAL RECOGNITION SCHOLARSHIPS (Up to $2,000)

Trinity awards up to $2,000 in recognition of these achievements. This award includes any corporate or National Merit Scholarship Corporation (NMSC) funding awards to National Merit Finalists or National Achievement Finalists.

National Merit Semifinalists who list Trinity as their first-choice school, are selected as National Merit Finalists, and enroll at Trinity University will receive a combined $2,000 award from National Merit corporate and/or institutional dollars. National Merit scholarships are renewable at the awarded amount for up to eight semesters of undergraduate study, provided that the student maintains full-time enrollment (at least 12 credit hours per semester).

HOW TO APPLY: Notify the Office of Admissions as soon as possible of your status as a National Merit or National Achievement Semifinalist or as a National Hispanic Scholar. Students who have identified themselves to Trinity as recipients will be notified of their potential eligibility of funds. Actual disbursement of these awards will be limited to National Merit Finalists who designate Trinity as their first-choice school and National Achievement Finalists and National Hispanic Scholars who send a copy of their award letter to the Office of Financial Aid.