Marsh Minority Scholarship supports Hispanic and African American students at West Texas A&M University, funding studies leading to careers in teaching, nursing, sociology, allied health, or general studies.
Funder: Amarillo Area Foundation
Due Dates: Not specified
Funding Amounts: Not specified
Summary: Supports Hispanic and African American students at West Texas A&M University pursuing eligible undergraduate and graduate fields.
Key Information: Applicants must be college juniors, college seniors, master’s candidates, or doctoral candidates with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0.
The Marsh Minority Scholarship, offered through the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports Hispanic and African American students attending West Texas A&M University. It serves college juniors and seniors as well as master’s and doctoral candidates, supporting studies in fields leading to careers in teaching, nursing, sociology, allied health, or general studies.
The scholarship appears under Potter and Randall counties in the foundation’s county-specific scholarship listings. Those listings help students identify opportunities based on where they live, but the foundation notes that many listed scholarships do not have county-specific requirements. Students use the foundation’s shared general application, which determines scholarship eligibility from the information they provide.