Undergraduate Program
- Non-UT Funding
- Asian
American Journalists Association
AAJA
offers several scholarships for print, broadcast, photo and sports journalism. - Conference
on Asian Pacific American Leadership Based
in Washington, D.C., CAPAL offers various scholarships including one
for a summer internship in D.C.
- Congressional
Asian Pacific American Caucus
Educational
scholarships and aid links.
- The
Gates Millennium Scholars The
GMS Program offers scholarships for minority student leaders.
- Japanese
American Citizens League Japanese
American Citizens League offers scholarships including ones specifically
for women of color and playwrights.
- National
Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium
Based
in Washington, D.C., NAPALC offers the Joyce Chiang Memorial Scholarship
for law clerks and interns.
- Organization
of Chinese Americans Based
in Washington, D.C., this organization offers several need-based and
achievement scholarships. It also serves as the fiscal agent for The
Gates Millennium Scholars Program for minority student leaders.
CAAS Scholarships
The Center for Asian American Studies (CAAS) at The University of Texas at Austin is an interdisciplinary academic program devoted to raise awareness of issues pertaining to Asian Americans. CAAS provides scholastic awards for exceptional students who have furthered the promotion of research, service, and academic involvement which is imperative for the growth of Asian American Studies.
CAAS Scholarships are open to any student attending the University of Texas at Austin. Students may apply for more than one scholarship, pending they meet the requirements. Please visit this website in the Spring Semester to download the scholarship application(s).
UT Funding
The University of Texas Office of Student Financial Services and the College of Liberal Arts are both excellent places to start in searching for financial aid at UT.
