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An Affordable Education

McMurry University scholarships and grants help make college affordable—because cost should never stand in the way of opportunity. Most students do not pay full tuition. Scholarships and financial aid significantly reduce the cost of attending McMurry. With a wide range of merit-based and need-based financial aid options, students can receive up to $20,000 in scholarships, and 95%+ of students receive financial aid, lowering the total cost of attendance.

Scholarships are awarded per semester and personalized for each student. After admission and FAFSA submission, financial aid packages are released on a rolling basis beginning in November, with priority consideration given to applications submitted by January 15—apply early for priority consideration.

Your education is an investment—and at McMurry, we’re investing in you.

New Incoming Student Scholarships

Find scholarships tailored to you. Explore opportunities based on your major, interests, and activities—like band, fine arts, theater, esports, cheer, and dance.

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Additional Scholarships and Financial Aid Opportunities

McMurry University offers a variety of additional scholarships beyond those awarded at admission. While your financial aid package is designed to be as competitive as possible, you may also qualify for—and apply to—the opportunities listed below.


Additional Scholarship Opportunities

Fine Arts Scholarships

Brady Cox Endowment

Established in honor of Dr. Brady Cox, this endowment supports students pursuing careers in health professions. Eligible students may apply for up to $250 to help cover travel expenses for healthcare-related conferences or academic trips.

For more information, contact  Erica Medina, your faculty advisor, or your academic coach.

Apply for Brady Cox Endowment

In addition to scholarships, McMurry’s Financial Aid Office awards federal and state grants, loans, and work-study opportunities based on your FAFSA. The FAFSA must be submitted each year to determine eligibility.

Once you are admitted and your FAFSA is received, our team will automatically review your eligibility for all available institutional, federal, and state financial aid programs.

 

Tuition Equalization Grant (TEG) McMurry’s TEG Policy Up to $3,873 State of Texas need-based award
Federal Pell Grant Up to $7,395 Federal need-based award
Federal Direct Loan Program $3,500 to $5,500 Subsidized and/or unsubsidized federal student loans
College Work Program Up to $3,200 Eligibility to hold a student work job on campus and earn additional aid
Federal Parent Loan Program Up to attendance cost minus other aid Federal loans to eligible parents

Apply for Financial Aid

Complete the FAFSA to determine your eligibility for these programs and maximize your financial aid opportunities.

Complete the FAFSA

In addition to institutional aid, students are encouraged to explore private scholarship opportunities through their high school counselor, community college, or external organizations. These scholarships can help further reduce your overall cost of attendance.


Popular Scholarship Search Resources


Featured Scholarship Opportunities


Tips for Success

  • Start your scholarship search early

  • Apply to multiple opportunities

  • Check deadlines carefully

  • Keep track of required documents

Review important financial aid policies, eligibility requirements, and institutional guidelines that may affect your awards, enrollment, and account. This information can help you better understand how financial aid is applied and what to expect throughout the academic year.

View Financial Policies