Struggling to Find Scholarships

I’m having a hard time finding scholarships that match my major or state. It feels like every scholarship I come across isn’t quite right for me, and it’s getting frustrating. I’ve tried using various scholarship websites, which usually help speed up the search, but I’m still not finding much that I haven’t already looked into.

Additionally, many autism scholarships I’ve found are outdated, like from 2020 or 2023, and on the ACT website, I can’t seem to find any that aren’t university-specific. As a white cis male, I’m finding it challenging to locate non-ordinary scholarships that apply to me.

Does anyone know of any websites that allow better filtering, or perhaps scholarships specifically for students attending UT Tyler? Any advice or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

I totally understand your frustration; I went through a similar struggle when searching for scholarships tailored to my specific needs. I found that narrowing down options can be tough, especially when the filters on general scholarship websites don’t meet your criteria. For a more targeted search, try using websites like Fastweb and Cappex, which offer detailed filtering options and might have updated listings. Additionally, reach out directly to the financial aid office at UT Tyler, as they often have information about scholarships specific to your university or major. Also, checking with local community organizations or professional associations related to your field might uncover some less-known opportunities. Being proactive and persistent helped me find the right scholarships, so keep at it and utilize these resources!

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A variety of scholarships, including ones based on major or career interest, are available from the University of Texas at Tyler.
To be eligible, undergraduate students must have a cumulative UT Tyler GPA of at least 2.0, while graduate students must have a 3.0 GPA. You must also be enrolled full-time, with 12 credit hours for undergraduates, and 9 for graduates, in the autumn, spring, or summer semesters.