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Abilene Christian University Baylor University Dallas Baptist University 2020-2021 Apply Texas Application Requirements Scholarship Deadlines University Essay A, B, C, or D Required/Optional App Opens (2020) Admissions Deadline (2021) Fee Scholarship Deadline Abilene Christian University No Essays Required Required July 1 Regular: August 1 No Fee 9/1 Generally March 1; Varies depending on Scholarship Reduced fee if apply thru website Optional EA: Nov 1 50.00 af 9/1 App thru University Website Angelo State University No Essays Required Required August 1 August 21 $40.00 Merit based- No additional App March 15 Priority DL; Gen/Department Scholarships- App thru University Website Optional Gen/Department Deadlines Vary; Must be accepted to apply Gen/Department scholarships Austin College A or B or C Required August 1 Regular: March 1 $0.00 Priority February 1; Varies depending on Scholarship Optional ED: 11/1; EAI: 12/1 EAII: 2/1 Merit based- No additional App; Department Scholarships- App thru University Website Baylor University No Essays Required Required August 1 Regular: February 1 $0.00 Deadlines begin in fall semster; Varies depending on Scholarship Requires Common App documents Short Ans in Baylor Account Optional ED: Nov 1 EA: Nov 1 Merit based- No additional App; Department Scholarships- App thru University Website Concordia University Texas No Essays Required Required July 1 September 9 $25.00 No additional deadline Optional Admissions app is scholarship app Dallas Baptist University 250 word essay on Required July 1 EA1: 10/1 EA2: 12/1 EA3: 2/1 Reg: 9/1 $25.00 Deadlines begin during the fall semester and varies depending on Scholarship Prefers DBU website over Apply TX why you want DBU Optional Apply via dbu.edu no app fee App thru University Website Hardin-Simmons University No Essays Required Required July 1 August 15 $0.00 Deadlines vary depending on scholarship Optional Admissions app is scholarship app Houston Baptist University No Essays Required Required August 1 August 24 $0.00 No additional deadline Optional Admissions app is scholarship app Huston-Tillotson University No Essays Required Required August 1 August 24 $25.00 Prioity DC: March 27 Optional App thru University Website Lamar University No Essays Required Required July 1 August 6 $25.00 Priority: February 1; A few are earlier Optional Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website LeTourneau University No Essays Required Required August 1 August 15 $0.00 No additional deadline Optional Admissions app is scholarship app McMurry University Required July 1 August 9 $25.00 No additional deadline; Recommended to attend Scholarship Days @ MCMU A or B or C or D Optional Admissions app is scholarship app Midwestern State University No Essays Required Required July 1 Regular: Rolling (no real deadline) $40.00 Priority: Jan 15 Merit-based: Must be admitted by July 1; Admissions app is scholarship app Optional Additional application-based scholarships through university website; Deadlines vary Our Lady of the Lake University No Essays Required Required August 1 Final: August 20 $0.00 Merit-based: Admissions app is scholarship app; admissions deadline is scholarship deadline Optional EA: Nov 14 Reg: May 1 Additional Scholarships- Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website; DL April 30 Prairie View A&M University No Essays Required Required July 15 March 1 $40.00 Priority - January 4; App thru University Website; Opens around Dec 1 and closes around Feb 15 Optional Must be admitted to apply Sam Houston State University No Essays Required Required July 1 August 1 $50.00 Priority: November 1; Must be admitted to apply Optional Final: April 1; App thru University Website Schreiner University Required June 1 Priority: May 1 $25.00 Merit-based: Admissions app is scholarship app. Important to provide as much info on app as possible. Fee waived if visit campus B Optional Regular: August 15 Southern Methodist University A or B Required August 1 Regular: January 15 $60.00 No additional deadline; Admissions app is scholarship app Optional ED1: Nov 1 EA: Nov 1 ED2: Jan 15 11/1: FAFSA & CSS Profile deadline for ED1 & EA1; 01/15: FAFSA & CSS Profile deadline for ED2 Southwestern University A or B or C or D Required August 2 Regular: February 1 $0.00 Merit-based: Admissions app is scholarship app Optional ED: Nov 1 EA: Dec 1 Additional Scholarships: Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website; DLs 12/1 St. Edwards University A or B or C Required August 3 Priority: Feb 1; 1st Rev: Nov 1 $0.00 Merit-based: Must submit admissions app by 2/1; Admissions app is scholarship app Optional EA: Dec 1 Regular: May 1 Additional Scholarships: Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website; DLs vary St. Mary's University Required July 1 Regular: August 16 $0.00 Merit-based: December 15, Admissions app is scholarship app; Preferred FAFSA submission October 15 A or B or C Optional Priority: December 15 Comptetive Scholarships: Must apply by 12/1; An interview is required by 2/1 Stephen F. Austin University No Essays Required Required July 1 Priority: December 15 $50.00 February 1; App thru University Website Optional Regular: August 25 Must have active application Sul Ross University No Essays Required Required July 16 Deadline: Rolling (no real deadline) $25.00 Preferred: January 1 Final: February 15 Optional Must have submitted an admissions application to apply; App thru University Website Tarleton State University No Essays Required Required July 1 Priority: March 1 $50.00 Preferred: December 1 Final: February 15 App fee waived until 8/31 Optional Final: August 1 Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website Texas A&M- College Station A Required August 1 December 1 $75.00 December 1 Optional Engin. Priority: 10/15 Additional Scholarship App in Apply Texas Required 2020-2021 Apply Texas Application Requirements Scholarship Deadlines University Essay A, B, C, or D Required/Optional App Opens (2020) Admissions Deadline (2021) Fee Scholarship Deadline Texas A&M- Commerce No Essays Required Required August 8 Priority: March 1 $0.00 March 15 Optional Regular: August 16 Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website Texas A&M- Corpus Christi No Essays Required Required July 1 Priority: March 1 $40.00 December 1 Optional Regular: August 21 Additional Scholarship App in Apply Texas Texas A&M- Galveston A Required July 1 December 1 $75.00 December 1 Optional Additional Scholarship App in Apply Texas Texas A&M- International No Essays Required Required August 1 July 1 $0.00 Must be admitted to university by December 1 to be considered Optional Additional Scholarship App in Apply Texas Texas A&M- Kingsville No Essays Required Required July 1 August 1 $25.00 Merit-based: November 15; Admission app is merit based scholarship app Optional Additional Scholarships: Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website; DL Feb 1 Texas A&M- San Antonio No Essays Required Required August 1 Priority: January 15 $15.00 Opens: October 1 Priority: January 15 Final: June 30 Optional Regular: June 30 Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website Texas A&M- Texarkana No Essays Required Required August 1 Priority: April 1 $30.00 If you apply to university using the university application then there is not an additional scholarship app. Prefers TAMUT website over Apply TX Optional Regular: August 20 If apply thru ApplyTexas, must submit General Academic Year Scholarship App Texas Christian University A or B or C Required August 1 Regular: February 1 $50.00 Regular: February 1 application deadline Optional ED: Nov 1 EA: Nov 1 1st Gen-Free Admissions app is scholarship app; Top teir students should submit by Nov 1 Texas Lutheran University A or B or C Required July 1 Regular: February 1 $0.00 Merit-based: No additional deadline; Admissions app is scholarship app Optional EA: Nov 15 Program based scholarships have online app and deadline; See University scholarship page TLU promises at least $20,000 per year for up to 4 years for admitted students with a 3.60 GPA and 1100 SAT or 22 ACT Texas Southern University No Essays Required Required August 3 August 13 $42.00 February 1st - merit based scholarships Optional Must be admitted to apply; App thru University Website Texas State University (Highly recommended) Required Estimated Opening Priority: March 1 $75.00 December 15 A or B or C Optional Date- Mid- August Must have submitted app to apply; App thru University Website- Must submit Essay A on scholarship website Texas Tech University Required July 1 Priority: December 1 $75.00 Priority: December 1 Final Review: April 15 A or B Optional Regular: August 1 Additional Scholarship App in Apply Texas Texas Wesleyan University Required May 1 August 17 $0.00 December 15 B or C Optional Admissions app is scholarship app Texas Woman's University No Essays Required Required July 1 August 6 $50.00 March 15; Varies depending on Scholarship; App thru University Website Optional Must have a submitted application to apply Trinity University A or B or C Required August 1 Regular: February 1 $0.00 No additional deadline or application for merit scholarships Optional ED & A I: 11/1 ED & A II: 2/1 Program based scholarships have online app and deadline University of the Incarnate Word No Essays Required Required July 1 Priority: February 1 $0.00 No additional deadline or application for merit scholarships Optional Regular: August 22 Program based scholarships have online app and deadline University of Dallas A or B Required August 1 Regular: August 1 $50.00 Merit-baded: Auto Review; Admissions DL Priority: January 15 Final: March 1 Prefers
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