State student financial-aid program · Austin, Texas, United States

Texas Public Educational Grant

The statute makes financial need central and lets the institution’s governing board set guidelines. The state does not publish a single individual amount or deadline.

About Texas Public Educational Grant

TPEG uses tuition set-aside funds for need-based grants to the institution’s students. Each campus defines its operating process within the law.

The statute makes financial need central and lets the institution’s governing board set guidelines. The state does not publish a single individual amount or deadline.

File FAFSA and ask your campus for its TPEG rules, deadline, and document list; use the written offer to see what balance it reduces.

Who it serves and what it can cover: The statute makes financial need central and lets the institution’s governing board set guidelines. The state does not publish a single individual amount or deadline.

How to apply or get help: File FAFSA and ask your campus for its TPEG rules, deadline, and document list; use the written offer to see what balance it reduces. For case-specific questions, contact the program or financial-aid office named on its official page.

Official application and program information

In brief

State student financial-aid program