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STEM Scholars

TCU’s STEM Scholars program supports high-performing students who show a commitment to using your STEM education to support your community. Students chosen for the program are awarded full four-year scholarships and provided with leadership and team-building activities. These impressive students enhance the strength and vitality of the TCU community through your academic achievements, community involvement and commitment to the greater good.

Cumulative GPA: 3.541

100% Retention Rate

Full 4-year Scholarship

 

Are you eligible to be a TCU STEM Scholar? Check the guidelines below.

  • Applicants must be current high school students in these Texas Counties: Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Erath, Hood, Hunt, Johnson, Kaufman, Rockwall, Navarro, Palo Pinto, Parker, Tarrant, Somervell and Wise.
  • You must have a personal commitment to using your STEM education to support your community.
  • You can choose to pursue any STEM major while at TCU. Click here for a list of STEM Majors at TCU. 
  • You must be available to attend a residential four-week summer enrichment program in July.
  • Complete the application (button below) with three short-answer essays and a one-minute video.

Everything TCU STEM Scholars Enjoy

  • Full 4-year Scholarship
  • 4-week Summer Enrichment Experience that includes “Intro to Scientific Thinking” class
  • Undergraduate Research
  • Educational Travel and Study Abroad
  • Mentoring
  • Networking
  • Internships
  • Academic Workshops
  • Leadership and Professional Development
  • Tutoring
  • Weekly Meetings
  • Academic Advising

 

 

 

 

APPLY TO BE A TCU STEM SCHOLAR

Click the button above for eligibility, dates and deadlines, application requirements and admission requirements (once accepted into the STEM Scholars program). Once you submit your application to TCU, you will receive an email with instructions on how to complete the STEM Scholar application, plus important dates and deadlines. We hope to see you at TCU!

Meet TCU STEM Scholar Jorden Ross

 

Questions?

STEMScholar@tcu.edu 

 

Leadership

Reginald A. Wilburn
Associate Provost for Undergraduate Affairs