Requirements to Receive your Scholarship

- The student MUST update their Scholar Profile via the Project GRAD Houston website. This Profile allows the student to update enrollment status and retrieve their Project GRAD Houston User ID and Password.
- The student MUST Activate their Scholarship for the upcoming semester and each semester thereafter while enrolled in college.
- The student MUST provide the College Success department with a copy of their acceptance letter, current class schedule (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).
- The student MUST submit a copy of their college/university’s 2013-2014 Financial Aid Award Notification letter which includes your Cost of Attendance (COA) and Expected Family Contribution (EFC).

- The student must complete at least twelve (12) credit hours each semester or a total of twenty-four (24) credit hours each academic year and maintain an overall grade point average of at least 2.0. If unable to meet these requirements, the student is ineligible to continue to receive scholarship funds unless special consideration is granted. (See Appeal Process section).
- At the end of each semester,a student UPDATE their Scholarship Profile, RENEW their scholarship and submit their semester grades (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).
- The studentmustsubmittheir upcoming semester's class schedule (unofficial transcripts are acceptable).
- The student must submita copy of their college/university’s 2013-2014 Financial Aid Award Notification letter which includes your Cost of Attendance (COA) and Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
College Success - Scholarship Office Contact Information
Project GRAD Houston Scholarship Program
3000 Richmond, Suite 400
Houston, Texas 77098
If you have questions, please call the Project GRAD Houston Scholarship Department at 832.325.0451
Email: scholarship@projectgradhouston.org
Fax Number: (832) 325-0383
The mission of Project GRAD is to ensure a quality public education for all students in economically disadvantaged communities so that high school and college graduation rates increase.