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State · TX
TEXAS Grant (Toward EXcellence, Access and Success)
Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
- Award
- Up to $16,287
- Closes
- Jan 15, 2027
- Need-based
- Renewable
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Collin County Community College District · College program
Data verified Nov 2026 · CollegesRef 2026–27 edition
Award
Amount varies
Deadline
Feb 27, 2027
109 days left
Checked against the official page on Nov 10, 2026.
The Good Neighbor Scholarship Program aims to assist academically gifted students from nations within the Western Hemisphere, excluding the United States and Cuba, who wish to pursue their higher education goals at public colleges and universities in Texas. Recipients of this award are granted a tuition exemption that covers their educational costs for a full academic year, spanning the fall, spring, and summer terms. To qualify, students must be unconditionally admitted to a participating Texas public institution and must commit to returning to their home country after finishing their degree program. The program is designed to foster international academic exchange and support talented students from neighboring countries in the Americas.
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Deadline
Feb 27, 2027
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As published: February 27, 2027
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