Scholarship Application Process
For Scholarships that are currently open, please send an email through the apply link with the following information in the body of the email:
Name of Scholarship
Student's Name
Graduating Year
Major
Official College ID Number
Phone Number & Email Address
250 to 500-word essay as an attachment detailing how this scholarship will have a positive impact as well as background information about the student (i.e. where are you from, what are your goals, what is your major, what obstacles did you overcome to get where you are today). We are interested in knowing the students we support. All submissions are confidential and are forwarded to our scholarship committee for review and selection.
Scholarships
The William M. Tyndall Memorial Scholarship
This Scholarship is open to all classes of students who are currently enrolled or is accepted in the ROTC Program at Baylor University. Proof of enrollment or acceptance will be required.
This scholarship will open for applications on January 1, 2023. Scholarship deadline is March 31, 2023. Recipients will be awarded $1,000.00 per academic year dispersed as $500.00 per semester and will be made payable to Baylor University. Recipients should report this incoming funding as an outside scholarship. This scholarship opportunity is non-renewable.
This scholarship is now closed
The Karen R. Larson Memorial Scholarship
Karen R. Larson earned her degree in Elementary Education (K-8), with a minor in Music. She attended college on a partial scholarship in music performance. She spent the early part of her career as a youth minister. After taking a few years to be home with her children, she spent four years teaching middle school mathematics. Despite battling stage 4 cancer while teaching, she remained committed to caring for her family and her students, she rarely missed a day of work.
Karen came from a long line of educators, and she valued education intensely. She loved her students and felt that only through education could they rise above, no matter their individual circumstances, and she tried to instill that in each student. Karen was a true free spirit, always ready for an adventure but remained grounded. She was a classically trained pianist and an accomplished vocalist. She loved sewing and crafts, and she was a great homemaker. She taught Sunday school until a few days before her death. Above all, her children (who attend Baylor) and husband were the loves of her life.
This Scholarship is open to all classes of students who are currently enrolled or accepted at Baylor University seeking a degree in education or music. Proof of enrollment or acceptance will be required. This scholarship will open for applications on January 1, 2023. Scholarship deadline is March 30, 2023. Recipients will be awarded $500.00 per academic year dispersed as $250.00 per semester and will be made payable to Baylor University. Recipients should report this incoming funding as an outside scholarship. This scholarship opportunity is non-renewable.
This scholarship is now closed
