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Scholarships
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The Terry Foundation Scholarship The Terry Foundation Scholarship The Terry Foundation is a private Houston-based scholarship program founded to provide scholarships to outstanding Texas high school graduates for attendance at Texas public colleges and universities, including the University of Houston. The amount of the Terry scholarship is based on the cost of attendance at the universities, including tuition, fees, books, on-campus room and board and miscellaneous expenses. The actual specific amount of the stipend will vary for each Terry Scholar, depending on other scholarship awards and the ability of the Scholar’s family to contribute to the cost of college. Established in 1986 by Houston philanthropists Nancy & Howard Terry, the Foundation has assisted hundreds of Terry Scholars in meeting the founders' goal of helping young people to help themselves. To be considered for the Terry Foundation Scholarship, students should be able to show financial need, have a record of leadership in school and community and possess strong academic abilities, as evidenced by grades and SAT scores. Applicants must also be graduates from a Texas high school or homeschool and be admitted to the University of Houston as a full-time entering freshman. The deadline for applications for the '09-'10 academic year has now passed. Information regarding application for the '10-'11 academic year will be made available in October of 2009. For additional information about the Terry Foundation Scholarship, please visit www.terryfoundation.org.
The Terry Scholars at the University of Houston All students named as Terry Scholars for the University of Houston become automatic members of the Terry Scholars student organization (TSUH). Visit the TSUH website and see what it means to be a Terry Scholar at the University of Houston!
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