FAQs

If you are on probation, you still receive your Century Scholarship.

If your scholarship has been suspended, you will not receive payments during the semester(s) of your suspension status.

Failure to meet one requirement in either category (academic or participation) will result in a probationary period for the semester(s) in which you fail to meet the requirement. If you fail to meet the same requirement in any semester following probation, your Century Scholarship will be suspended.

In order to reinstate your scholarship after suspension, you must meet all academic and participation requirements at the end of the semester that you apply for reinstatement.

In order to reinstate your Century Scholarship, you must meet all academic and participation requirements, including:

• Have at least a 2.75 GPR
• Meet the credit hour requirements for your classification
• Meet the participation requirements for your classification
• Submit the Reinstatement Form available through Scholarships & Financial Aid

You must still meet the program requirements (academic and participation) if you are studying abroad. Consult the Century Scholars Program Coordinator prior to leaving to discuss changes to your participation requirements while you are abroad.

Complete the Academic Scholarship Study Abroad Stipend Form through Scholarships & Financial Aid.

Faculty Visits must take place with a Texas A&M faculty member. Staff members, graduate students, postdocs, or other non-permanent employees do not meet the requirements for the Faculty Visit. Consult the Century Scholars Program Coordinator if you are unsure of the status of the person you would like to meet with.

Complete the Scholarship Summer Payment Form through Scholarships & Financial Aid.

No. However, participation in the Century Scholars Organization (CSO) is highly recommended for all current Century Scholars. Read about the benefits of joining CSO.

The Century Scholars Program (CSP) follows university policy for absences and missed assignments. You must provide a university-excused absence. See student rules.