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2026–2027 Hispanic Scholarship Consortium Scholars Program

Offered by Hispanic Scholarship Consortium

About this scholarship

The Hispanic Scholarship Consortium’s 2026–2027 Scholars Program is a live common application for Texas students of Hispanic or Latino heritage. HSC is a consortium of donors and organizations, so applicants are considered for a variety of scholarship funds whose amounts, hometown preferences, fields of study, and other criteria differ. The sponsor does not promise that every selected scholar will receive the $5,000 directory maximum. All applicants must live in Texas, hold at least a 2.5 cumulative GPA, and plan to enroll either full time or part time in a certificate, associate, or bachelor’s program. Graduating high school seniors and students already pursuing one of those credentials may apply. The program combines financial assistance with regular guidance from trained staff, mentoring by professionals in similar career paths, access to professional networks, and membership in the HSC scholar and alumni community. HSC specifically highlights support for students who are the first in their families to attend college. Applicants use the sponsor-linked AwardSpring portal, which matches an eligible student to the participating funds for which the submitted profile qualifies. Because the official public page says the application is open but does not publish a closing date, applicants should complete the portal promptly and rely on the deadline displayed inside their current application.

Eligibility

  • Be of Hispanic or Latino heritage
  • Reside in Texas
  • Hold a cumulative GPA of at least 2.5 on a 4.0 scale
  • Be a graduating high school senior or a current certificate, associate, or bachelor’s student
  • Plan to enroll full time or part time in a certificate, associate, or bachelor’s program during the award year
  • Complete the current HSC AwardSpring application and any fund-specific questions or documents assigned in the portal

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