For International Students
SCHOLARSHIP
Texas Public Education Grant
(TPEG)
Kent Bowman Scholarship
Mexican Waiver
Good Neighbor Scholarship
Board of Regents Scholarship
UNT Texas Transfer Scholarship
General Academic Scholarship
Multicultural Scholastic Award
International Education Committee
Scholarship (IEC)
Eagle Ambassador Award
Florence Terry Griswold Scholarship
Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial
Scholarships
Collegiate Inventors Competition
Master’s Fellowship
DUE DATE ELIGIBILITY
March Current undergraduate or graduate students
Accessible through https://unt.starsscholarshipsonline.com/stars/
July Current undergraduate or graduate students
Awards are made to eligible students on a first-come, first-served basis until all Citizens of Mexico
available Mexican Waivers are awarded.
• New students should apply for the Mexican Waiver when they submit their UNT
application packet.
• Continuing students should apply by July 1 for the next academic year. Submit a
UNT transcript.
• The final deadline for Mexican Waiver applications is 12 noon of the last day of
regular registration each semester. If awards are available, they will be made at
that time.
February. E-mail request to scholarships@unt.edu Any students who has lived at least 5 years in
one of the Pan-American countries
These scholarships are for outstanding entering freshmen who rank in the top Entering freshmen
10% of their high school graduating class AND who score at least a 1200 on the
SAT or 27 on the ACT (Written test portion excluded).
No application is necessary. All eligible students are identified through their
completed Admissions file. Please ensure all transcripts and test scores are
updated in Admissions as soon as possible. Priority consideration will be given to
the earliest applications due to limited funding.
International Admissions application will be used to determine a student's Students transferring from a Texas community
eligibility. college or university
March Current undergraduate or graduate students
Visit http://essc.unt.edu/finaid/scholarships_gas_instruct.htm
March Current undergraduate or graduate students
Visit http://www.coci.unt.edu/index.php/MSA _Program
May Current undergraduate or graduate students
Email efritsch@pacs.unt.edu, IEC Scholarship Chair, for eligibility
Have to apply as an Eagle Ambassador to be eligible for the scholarship. Current students
Visit http://www.unt.edu/ambassadors/
January A woman who is a citizen of a Pan American
Visit http://www.partt.org/scholarship country (other than the United States) and is
pursuing a graduate degree
Deadlines vary from club to club, but are normally between March 1 and July 15. Undergraduate students
Applicants should contact their local Rotary club for deadline and other details. • Must be a citizen of a country in which
there is a Rotary club
June. Visit http://www.invent.org/collegiate/ Current undergraduate or graduate students
• Science, engineering, mathematics,
technology students.
February. Visit http://www.tsgs.unt.edu/mdf.htm Graduate Students
• Students must be nominated by their
departments
Academic Achievement
Scholarships for all new doctoral
students
Students do not have to apply for the AAS. Once a student is admitted to a
program, the Graduate School determines if the student is eligible for the
scholarship. If a student is eligible for the scholarship, an award letter will
automatically be mailed out.
Visit http://www.tsgs.unt.edu/academic_achievement_scholarship.htm
Doctoral students
• Those who receive a Toulouse School of
Graduate Studies Doctoral Fellowship, Master’s
Fellowship, or a Tuition Scholarship are not
eligible

Doctoral Fellowship February. Visit http://www.tsgs.unt.edu/mdf.htm New doctoral students

• Must either (1) hold a completed master’s
degree or (2) have completed 30 graduate
semester hours for credit
• Students must be nominated by their
departments

Graduate Student Council November for Fall; February for Spring. Graduate students who are members of
Scholarships Visit http://www.gsc.unt.edu/scholarships.htm Graduate Student Council

International Fellowships
Sponsored by American Association
of University Women (AAUQ)
Energy Fellowship Program
Sponsored by Link Foundation
Ph.D. Fellowship
Sponsored by IBM
Check with the IFP International Partner in your country. Woman graduate, doctoral, or post doctoral
Visit http://www.fordfound.org/ students
December. Visit http://www.linkenergy.org/ PhD Science or Engineering student
Visit http://www-304.ibm.com/jct01005c/university/scholars/phdfellowship/ Ph.D student wishing to pursue a career in
research
• Students in Business, chemistry,
computer science, electrical engineering,
materials science, mathematics, mechanical
engineering, physics, autonomic computing,
nanotechnology, grid computing, e-business on
demand, and the intersection of biology,
computation and economics.

For more information, go to:

http://www.international.unt.edu and click on Scholarships toward the bottom of the left hand navigation toolbar
under Resources.

Any student who receives a competitive scholarship of $US 1,000 or more is eligible for the Texas resident tuition.
Deadlines and information may change at any time by official action of UNT. Check with the appropriate office to confirm
information.

Other scholarship opportunities for all students, including international students, are
at: http://essc.unt.edu/finaid/scholarships_overview.htm

Private organizations such as parents’ employers, fraternal organizations, and business and professional groups can often
provide other sources of financial aid. Please visit the scholarship library located in Student Financial Aid and Scholarships
on the second level of the Eagle Student Services Center, where you can conduct free scholarship searches
using www.scholarships.com and www.fastweb.com, as well as a variety of other scholarship resources.

Important Note: Deadlines and information may change at any time. Visit or call the appropriate office to confirm
information.

www.international.unt.edu

International Welcome Center & Programs

(940) 369-8625