Alvin A. and Hattie Mae Bush Accounting Scholarship Grant

The Alvin A. and Hattie Mae Bush Accounting Scholarship, offered by the Amarillo Area Foundation, supports graduating high school seniors and current college students from the Texas Panhandle. Applicants must be majoring in Accounting and plan to attend Amarillo College, Texas Tech University, or West Texas A&M University. This scholarship aims to enhance educational opportunities for local students, fostering a brighter future for the community.

Core Values
As a leader in philanthropic, nonprofit, and community issues, the Foundation is a catalyzing force that addresses the community’s most critical challenges by providing significant, shared and lasting results.
Scholarships
The foundation offers a variety of scholarships for different colleges/universities and fields of study and eligibility for scholarships is based on the student’s county of residence, planned college or university, and/or anticipated field of study. While most of the scholarship funds available are for graduating high school seniors, there are a few funds available for currently enrolled college students. We highly recommend you check for scholarships for which you are eligible before beginning the application process. The Foundation requires submission of a general online application form for most of its funds, which can be accessed in early January.
For graduating high school seniors or currently enrolled college students who reside in the top 26 counties of the Texas Panhandle. Must plan to major or are majoring in Accounting and attend Amarillo College, Texas Tech University, or West Texas A&M University.

Eligibility

The following applicant eligibility applies to any new Scholarship Fund:

• Applicants must complete the Amarillo Area Foundation’s General Scholarship Application.
• Applicants must reside within the Foundation’s service area or the geographic area specified by the Scholarship Fund Agreement, if different.
• The following policies apply to scholarship recipients:

Scholarship recipients must enroll in the fall semester immediately following award and remain consecutively enrolled for the term of the scholarship unless specified otherwise.Scholarship recipients must maintain full-time enrollment (12 credit hours per semester for undergraduate, 6 credit hours per semester for graduate studies)The Foundation reserves the right to withdraw its Scholarship Awards under certain circumstances, including but not limited to:Recipient must maintain a minimum cumulative GPA as specified in the Scholarship Fund Criteria (default: 2.5 on a 4.0 scale if unspecified).Recipient must attend the specified college/university if dictated by the Scholarship Fund Criteria; otherwise, they may attend any qualified institution.Recipient must major in the field of study specified in the Scholarship Fund Criteria.