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The Wilson Foundation provides a limited number of scholarships to graduates of public high schools in the United States. Scholarship recipients are selected principally on the basis of financial need, scholastic performance, participation in extra-curricular activities, and demonstrated leadership. Our aim is to provide college tuition assistance for the motivated, “B” average student who would otherwise not have the financial resources to attend college and who might not receive other scholarship awards. Most of our Wilson Scholars are the first in their families to attend college. As a result, they are highly motivated, hard-working individuals who go on to be successful college students.
To date, The Wilson Education Foundation has awarded a total of almost $350,000 in scholarships to financially underprivileged high school graduates in the United States. Our current and past Wilson Scholars include:
Felicia Garcia
Sophomore, Undecided
Texas A&M University – Commerce.
Cristina Hernandez
Sophomore, Education Major
The University of North Texas
Buu Lee
Senior, Pre-Med Major
The University of Texas at Arlington
Juliette Long
Sophomore, Business Major
Texas A&M University – Commerce
Pre-Med, Dental Major
Graduate of The University of Texas at Dallas, 2004
Business Major
Graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, 2004
Pre-Med Major
Graduate of Southern Methodist University, 2006
Nursing Major
Graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, 2005
Drama Major
Graduate of The University of Texas at Austin, 2003
For more information regarding the scholarship program, please contact The Wilson Foundation offices at 3811 Turtle Creek Boulevard, Suite 1500, Dallas, Texas 75219.
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The Wilson Foundation currently provides four-year college scholarships to several deserving high school students. In South Africa, the Foundation supports the efforts of The Waterberg Academy, Dibaphofu School, and Meetsetshehla High School. Click here to view more images. |
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